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    This document provides a table outlining the conjugations of verbs in English for present, past, and future tenses. It shows the simple, progressive, perfect, and perfect progressive forms. Examples are given for each tense demonstrating how the verbs "eat" and "be eating" are conjugated. The document aims to explain English verb tenses and forms.

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    Nama : Feny Humaidatuz Zahro

    Prodi : D3 Kebidanan (semester 2)

    Present Past Future


    Simple eat ate Will eat

    Progressive Am/is/are eating Were/was eating Will be eating

    Perfect Have/has eaten Had eaten Will have eaten

    Perfect Have/has been Had been eating Will have been


    eating eating
    progressive

    EXAMPLE :
    1. PRESENT TENSE
    a. Simple present : My Sisters eat meat ball
    b. Present progressive : My Sisters are eating meat ball
    c. Present perfect : My Sisters have eaten meat ball
    d. Present perf.progressive : My Sisters have been eating meat ball
    2. PAST TENSE
    a. Simple past : She ate noodle yesterday
    b. Past progressive : She was eating noodle yesterday
    c. Past perfect : She had eaten noodle yesterday
    d. Past perf.progressive : She had been eating noodle yesterday
    3. FUTURE TENSE
    a. Simple future : I will eat this snack next time
    b. Future progressive : I will be eating this snack next time
    c. Future perfect : I will have eaten this snack next time
    d. Future perf.progressive : I will have been eating this snack next time

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