This document provides examples and explanations of different English verb tenses including present perfect, future perfect, past perfect continuous, future indefinite, and future prefect continuous. For each tense, it gives the structure and provides sample sentences to demonstrate how to use that tense correctly. Key tenses covered include present perfect, future perfect, past perfect continuous, future indefinite and future perfect continuous.
This document provides examples and explanations of different English verb tenses including present perfect, future perfect, past perfect continuous, future indefinite, and future prefect continuous. For each tense, it gives the structure and provides sample sentences to demonstrate how to use that tense correctly. Key tenses covered include present perfect, future perfect, past perfect continuous, future indefinite and future perfect continuous.
This document provides examples and explanations of different English verb tenses including present perfect, future perfect, past perfect continuous, future indefinite, and future prefect continuous. For each tense, it gives the structure and provides sample sentences to demonstrate how to use that tense correctly. Key tenses covered include present perfect, future perfect, past perfect continuous, future indefinite and future perfect continuous.
(Task solution) Home-work Task - A Pacify Run Betray Consonant + Y Run Betray Pacify Base form Singular Plural Singular Plural Singular Plural Present (V1) Runs Run Betrays Betray Pacifies Pacify Past (V2) Ran Betrayed Pacified Perfect (V3) Run Betrayed Pacified Continuous Running Betraying Pacifying Snatch Catch Snatch Catch Base form Singular Plural Singular Plural Present (V1) Snatches Snatch Catches Catch Past (V2) Snatched Caught Perfect (V3) Snatched Caught Continuous Snatching Catching Home-work Task - B (Live solutions + approach) ✔ We have been the owner(s) of this company ✔ Ham 2020 se is company ke since the year 2020. malik (owner) rhe hain. ✔ Since the year 2020, we have been the Tense – Present Perfect (State) owner(s) of this company. Structure – Has, have + V3 + N/P/A ✔ We, since the year 2020, have been the owner(s) of this company. ✔ Agle sal ke akhir tak sarkar ✔ The Government will have changed, by the badal chuki hogi. end of next year. Tense – Future Perfect (Action) ✔ By the end of the next year, the Government Structure – Will + have + V3 will have changed. ✔ Apni retirement se pehle ✔ He was working very/extremely well before veh bahot acche se kam kar rha tha. his retirement. Tense – Past perfect continuous ✔ He had been working very/extremely well (Action) before his retirement. Structure – ✔ Is Thursday tak ham apna ✔ By this Thursday, we will have submitted our project submit kar chuke honge. project. Tense – Future perfect (Action) Structure – Will + have + V3
✔ Nikhil bachpan se guitar
bajana seekh rha hai ✔ Nikhil has been learning to play the guitar Tense – Present Perfect Continuous since his childhood. (Action) Structure – Has + been + V-ing ✔ Jab mai vha pahocha, barat (wedding procession) ja chuki thi ✔ The wedding procession had gone/left Tense – Past perfect (Action), Past when/before I reached there. indefinite Structure – ✔ Ye bacha ek din hamare ✔ This child will be the PM of our country one desh ka PM Banega day. Tense – Future indefinite (State) ✔ One day, this child will be the PM of our Structure – Will + be country. ✔ Ye company bahot jald divaliyapan (insolvency/bankruptcy) ✔ This company will reach the verge of ki kagar (verge/brink) par pahoch insolvency/bankruptcy very soon. jaegi. Tense – Future indefinite (action) Reach + no preposition Structure – Will + base form ✔ Agle month economy recover kar rhi hogi. ✔ The economy will be recovering in the next Tense – Future prefect continuous month. (Action) ✔ The economy will have been recovering in Structure – Will + have + been + V- the next month. ing ✔ Tokyo Olympics me Indian ✔ Indian players brought name and fame to players ne desh ka nam roshan the nation in the Tokyo Olympics. kiya. ✔ In the Tokyo Olympics, Indian players Nam roshan karna = to bring name brought name and fame to the nation. and fame to Tense – Past indefinite (Action) The + Sporting event Structure – V2