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This presentation has all the information you need about tenses. The origin of tenses, types of tenses, sub-types, classification of each sub-type with examples. This presentation was made in Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2013. This presentation is also available in HD and rich graphics on YouTube. Hope you'll like it.
This presentation contains explanations and excursuses to all tenses of the English language. A very useful resource for any teacher. It contains information about Present, Past and Future tenses.
This presentation has all the information you need about tenses. The origin of tenses, types of tenses, sub-types, classification of each sub-type with examples. This presentation was made in Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2013. This presentation is also available in HD and rich graphics on YouTube. Hope you'll like it.
This presentation contains explanations and excursuses to all tenses of the English language. A very useful resource for any teacher. It contains information about Present, Past and Future tenses.
All tenses with examples
There are three main tenses:
1. Present
2. Past
3. Future
Example:
1) I write this letter to please you. (Present)
2) I wrote the letter in his very presence. (Past)
3) I shall write another letter tomorrow. (Future)
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All tenses with examples
There are three main tenses:
1. Present
2. Past
3. Future
Example:
1) I write this letter to please you. (Present)
2) I wrote the letter in his very presence. (Past)
3) I shall write another letter tomorrow. (Future)
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2. INTRODUCTION
The word Tense is derived
from latin word “tempus”
which means time. A verb
indicates the time of an
action, event or condition by
changing its form.
3. Based on Time frame
The verb tenses may be
categorized according to the
time frame:
•Present Tense
•Past Tense
•Future Tense
4. PRESENT TENSE EXPRESSES AN UNCHANGING,
REPEATED, OR REOCCURRING ACTION OR
SITUATION THAT EXISTS ONLY NOW. IT CAN ALSO
REPRESENT A WIDESPREAD TRUTH.
PAST TENSE :---
PAST TENSE EXPRESSES AN ACTION OR SITUATION
THAT WAS STARTED AND FINISHED IN THE PAST.
FUTURE TENSE :---
FUTURE TENSE EXPRESSES AN ACTION OR
SITUATION THAT WILL OCCUR IN THE FUTURE.
Present Tense
5. Based on Aspect
Verb tenses may also be
categorized according to aspect.
Aspect refers to the nature of
the action described by the verb.
There are four aspects:
•Indefinite or Simple
•Continuous or Progressive
•Perfect or Complete
•Perfect Continuous
6. Indefinite Tense
The three indefinite tenses, or simple
tenses, describe an action but do not state whether the action
is finished.
Continuous Tense
The three continuous tenses, incomplete
tenses, or progressive tenses, describe an unfinished
action.
Perfect Tense
The three complete tenses, or perfect
tenses, describe a finished action.
Perfect Continuous Tense
To combine the complete tenses and the
incomplete tenses, to describe an action which was in
progress and then finished
•
7. There are twelve
possible verb tenses.
Verb Tenses
Present
Present Indefinite
Present Continuous
Present Perfect
Present Perfect Cont.
Past
Past Indefinite
Past Continuous
Past Perfect
Past Perfect Cont.
Future
Future Indefinite
Future Continuous
Future Perfect
Future Perfect Cont.
8. Here is a list of rules of
these tenses:
Simple
Forms
Progressive
Forms
Perfect
Forms
Perfect
Progressiv
e Forms
Present
Ist form
+ s / es
am/is/are +
Ist form +
ing
have/ha
s +
IIIrd
form
have/has
been + Ist
form + ing
Past IInd form
was/were +
Ist form +
ing
had +
IIIrd
form
had been +
Ist form +
ing
Future
will/shall
+ Ist
form
will be + Ist
form + ing
will
have +
IIIrd
form
will have
been + Ist
form + ing
12. Present Indefinite Tense
The simple present is used to
describe an action, an event, or
condition that is occurring in the
present, at the moment of speaking
or writing.
For Example:-I play,He / She plays
13. Present Continuous Tense
The present continuous
emphasizes the continuing nature of
an act, event, or condition.
For Example—
I am playing.
He / She is playing.
They are playing.
14. Present Perfect Tense
The present perfect tense is
used to describe action that began in
the past and continues into the
present or has just been completed.
For Example—
I have played.
He / She has played.
15. Past Indefinite Tense
The simple past is used to
describe an action, an event, or
condition that occurred in the past.
For Example—
I played.
He / She played.
16. Past Continuous Tense
The past continuous tense is
used to described actions ongoing in the
past.
For Example—
I was playing.
He / She was playing.
You were playing.
17. Past Perfect Tense
The past perfect tense is
used to refer to actions that took
place and were completed in the
past.
For Example—
I had played.
He / She had played.
18. THE PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS
IS USED TO INDICATE THAT A
CONTINUING ACTION IN THE
PAST BEGAN BEFORE ANOTHER
PAST ACTION BEGAN OR
INTERRUPTED THE FIRST ACTION.
FOR EXAMPLE—
I HAD BEEN PLAYING.
HE / SHE HAD BEEN
PLAYING.
Past Perfect Cont.Tense
19. Future Indefinite Tense
The simple future is used to
refer to actions that will take place
after the act of speaking or writing.
For Example—
I shall play.
He / She will play.
20. Future Continuous Tense
The future continuous tense
is used to describe actions ongoing in
the future. The future progressive is
used to refer to continuing action
that will occur in the future.
For Example—
I shall be playing.
He / She will be playing.
21. Future Perfect Tense
The future perfect is used to
refer to an action that will be
completed sometime in the future
before another action takes place.
For Example—
I shall have played.
He / She will have played.
22. THE FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS
TENSE IS USED TO INDICATE A
CONTINUING ACTION THAT WILL BE
COMPLETED AT SOME SPECIFIED
TIME IN THE FUTURE.
FOR EXAMPLE—
I SHALL HAVE BEEN PLAYING.
HE / SHE WILL HAVE BEEN PLAYING.
The future perfect continuous
23. Here is a list of examples of these
tenses and their definitions:
Simple
Forms
Progressive
Forms
Perfect
Forms
Perfect
Progressive
Forms
Present I play I am playing
I have
played
I have been
playing
Past I played
I was
playing
I had
played
I had been
playing
Future
I shall
play
I shall be
playing
I shall
have
played
I shall have
been
playing