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    SCHEMA TEMPI VERBALI Revised

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    The document summarizes various verb tenses in English and their uses: [1] The present simple tense expresses habitual actions, senses, opinions, feelings, possession, and physical characteristics. [2] The present continuous tense expresses ongoing or temporary actions, and planned future events. [3] The simple past tense narrates actions that occurred at a specific time in the past. [4] The future tense can be expressed using the present simple or continuous tenses to refer to timetables or planned events, or using "to be going to" for intentions or deductions based on observations.

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    The document summarizes various verb tenses in English and their uses: [1] The present simple tense expresses habitual actions, senses, opinions, feelings, possession, and physical characteristics. [2] The present continuous tense expresses ongoing or temporary actions, and planned future events. [3] The simple past tense narrates actions that occurred at a specific time in the past. [4] The future tense can be expressed using the present simple or continuous tenses to refer to timetables or planned events, or using "to be going to" for intentions or deductions based on observations.

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    The document summarizes various verb tenses in English and their uses: [1] The present simple tense expresses habitual actions, senses, opinions, feelings, possession, and physical characteristics. [2] The present continuous tense expresses ongoing or temporary actions, and planned future events. [3] The simple past tense narrates actions that occurred at a specific time in the past. [4] The future tense can be expressed using the present simple or continuous tenses to refer to timetables or planned events, or using "to be going to" for intentions or deductions based on observations.

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    SCHEMA TEMPI VERBALI

    TEMPO FORMAZIONE USO, esprime: KEY WORDS


    - Azioni abituali (avv. Frequenza!!)
    - 5 sensi (see,hear, smell, taste,feel)
    - Verbi di opinione e pensiero (think,
    believe, hope, understand,…) Avverbi di frequenza (never, hardly ever,
    + : R ma +(e)s 3^ singolare
    - Sentimenti/gusti (like, love, rarely, sometimes, often, usually, always)
    PRESENT SIMPLE _: don’t/doesn’t R
    hate,dislike,…) Every ..., once/twice,... times a
    ?: do/does + S + R
    - Possesso (have, own, possess,…) week/month...
    - Caratteristiche fisiche (look like, On Mondays
    seem,…)
    ?: what are your habits?
    - Azioni in svolgimento ora;
    +: am/is/are R-ing
    - Azioni temporanee;
    -: am not/isn’t/aren’t R-ing Now, at the moment, this week/month,
    PRESENT CONTINUOUS - Futuro programmato
    ?: am/is/are S R-ing these days
    ?: what is happening?
    +: R-(e)d // 2^ colonna - Narrare di azioni avvenute in un Yesterday, the other day, … ago, last
    -: didn’t R tempo passato e determinato week/month/…, in 199…, at 3 o’clock,
    SIMPLE PAST
    ?: did + S + R ?: when did it happen? when ….
    +: was/were R-ing - Azioni in svolgimento nel passato
    -: wasn’t/weren’t R-ing ? what was happening?
    PAST CONTINUOUS While…, when …,as….
    Was/were S R-ing
    +: had + PP - Azioni avvenute prima di azioni Spesso usato in concomitanza con simple
    PAST PERFECT -: hadn’t + PP passate past. Ex: when I got to the station, tha train
    ?: had S PP had already left.
    - la durata delle azioni iniziate in un
    +: has/have PP
    tempo indeterminato del passato
    -: hasn’t/haven’t PP
    PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE ed appena terminate Just, already, yet, for, since, it is the first/…
    ?: has/have S PP
    - How long? time that, once/twice/ three times…,
    +: has/have been R-ing - La durata di azioni iniziate in un ever/never
    -: hasn’t/haven’t been R-ing tempo indeterminato del passato Lately/recently
    PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
    ?: has/have S been R-ing ed ancora in atto. So far/ up to now
    how long?
    - Azioni future legate ad un orario
    FUTURE: simple present Vedi sopra Timetable
    (treno, aereo, scuola etc)
    FUTURE: present continuous Idem - Azioni future programmate
    +: to be + S + going to + R - Intenzioni
    FUTURE: to be going to R -: to be not + going to + R - Deduzioni in base a ciò che si vede
    ?: to be + S + going to + R
    - Reazioni a situazioni
    - Deduzioni in base a ciò che si
    +: will R pensa
    Complementi di tempo futuri
    -: won’t R - Verbi di pensiero (think, believe,
    FUTURE: future simple
    ?: will + S + R suppose,…)
    - Con espressioni quali perhaps,
    maybe, certainly
    IF+ simple pres, simple pres - Realtà: affermazioni sempre valide
    TYPE 1
    IF+simple pres, will future - Realtà: eventi estemporanei IF CLAUSES
    TYPE2 IF+simple past, 1st condit* - Desiderio, probabilità
    TYPE 3 IF+past perf, 2nd condit** - Irrealtà, rimpianto

    *First conditional: would/should/could + R

    **Second conditional: would/should/could + HAVE + PP

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