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This document provides a summary of English verb tenses including: - The simple, progressive, perfect, and perfect progressive forms of present, past, and future tenses. - Examples of how to use the simple past and present perfect tenses to talk about completed past activities and continuing/repeated activities up to the present. - An exercise with 12 multiple choice questions testing understanding of these tenses.
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tenses.ppt
- 1. T E N S E S Deny A. Kwary www.kwary.net
- 2. Kwary’s Matrix #1 Active Form Simple Progressive Perfect Perfect Progressive Present V1 V1+s am is + Ving are have + V3 has have+been+Ving has Past V2 was + Ving were had + V3 had+been+Ving Future will + V1 will+be+Ving will+have+V3 will+have+been+Ving
- 3. Fundamental Tenses 1. Present Simple 2. Past Simple 3. Future Simple 4. Present Progressive 5. Past Progressive 6. Present Perfect 7. Past Perfect
- 4. Simple Past Present Perfect To talk about activities started and ended at a specified time in the past To talk about: situations continuing up to now; actions repeated up to now; activities occurred at an unspecified time in the past
- 5. Simple Past vs. Present Perfect 1. I (play) a lot of tennis this year. 2. She (have) six different jobs since she left school. 3. He (be) unemployed ever since he left school. 4. How many cups of coffee (you drink) today? 5. In those days, James (come) to stay with us most weekends. have played has had has been have you drunk came
- 6. 6. Shakespeare (write) poems as well as plays. 7. Since my brother lost his job, he (write) three books. 8. I (not work) hard when I was at university. 9. I (have) trouble sleeping all this week. 10. I (have) trouble sleeping all last week. wrote has written did not work have had had
- 7. Exercises: 1. I can’t afford that car. It .... too much. a. cost c. is costing b. costs d. is cost 2. Janet can’t come to the phone because she .... her hair. a. wash c. washes b. is washing d. is wash 3. Something .... very good. a. smell c. smells b. is smelling d. is smell 4. When Jim ... home, his wife ... dinner. a. came - cooked c. came - was cooking b. was coming - cooked d. was coming - was cooking
- 8. 5. At one time, Mr. John Smith ... this building. a. own c. is owning b. owned d. was owning 6. George .... this movie three times. a. saw c. has seen b. have seen d. see 7. We ... our reports yet. a. have written c. wrote b. haven’t written d. will not write 8. After Henry ..... Sidney, he ... to Perth. a. visited - went c. had visited - went b. visited - had gone d. had visited - had gone
- 9. 9. The view of these disciplines ... from time to time. a. vary c. have varied b. varies d. is going to vary 10. The fear of bomb and terrorism .... many people to flee the cities. a. cause c. has caused b. have caused d. are going to cause 11. Do you mind if I turn the TV off? I ... a long distance call. a. will place c. place b. was placing d. am going to place 12. He .... on the grass under that tree over there. a. lay c. lays b. is lying d. is laying