The document provides information on English verb tenses and their uses:
- The Present Simple tense is used for habits, routines, and general truths. The Present Continuous tense expresses actions happening now or temporary situations.
- The Past Simple tense describes completed past actions, while the Past Continuous tense sets a scene in the past with a longer action happening at the same time as a shorter one.
- Other tenses covered include the Present Perfect, Present Perfect Continuous, Past Perfect, Past Perfect Continuous, Future Continuous, Future Perfect, and Future Perfect Continuous along with their typical uses.
- The document also lists common verb patterns involving -ing, to, object + to, and object + without to. It
The document provides information on English verb tenses and their uses:
- The Present Simple tense is used for habits, routines, and general truths. The Present Continuous tense expresses actions happening now or temporary situations.
- The Past Simple tense describes completed past actions, while the Past Continuous tense sets a scene in the past with a longer action happening at the same time as a shorter one.
- Other tenses covered include the Present Perfect, Present Perfect Continuous, Past Perfect, Past Perfect Continuous, Future Continuous, Future Perfect, and Future Perfect Continuous along with their typical uses.
- The document also lists common verb patterns involving -ing, to, object + to, and object + without to. It
The document provides information on English verb tenses and their uses:
- The Present Simple tense is used for habits, routines, and general truths. The Present Continuous tense expresses actions happening now or temporary situations.
- The Past Simple tense describes completed past actions, while the Past Continuous tense sets a scene in the past with a longer action happening at the same time as a shorter one.
- Other tenses covered include the Present Perfect, Present Perfect Continuous, Past Perfect, Past Perfect Continuous, Future Continuous, Future Perfect, and Future Perfect Continuous along with their typical uses.
- The document also lists common verb patterns involving -ing, to, object + to, and object + without to. It
05 Present Simple – he goes Routines Habits General truths Facts Believe, Hate, Have, Know, Like, Need, Prefer, See, Seem, Think, Understand, Want
Present Continuous – he is going
Actions that happening now Temporary, changing situation Irritating habits (with always)
Past Simple – he went
Completed actions in the past Two or more actions that happened one after the other Two connected actions at around at the same time
Past Continuous – he was going
Scene in the past Longer action that happens at the same time as shorter action
Present Perfect – he has gone
Actions that happened at some unspecified point in the past Never, Already, Just and Yet Actions that began in the past, but continue up to the present moment
Present Perfect Continuous – has been going
Actions that began in the past, but continue up to the present Actions that repeatedly in the past and still happening now. Past Perfect – he had gone Something that happened before something else in the past Events that happened before another event in the past (by the time, when, before, after, until)
Past Perfect Continuous –he had been going
Ongoing activities leading up to a more recent past events To give background information To emphasize the duration of an activity
Future Continuous – he will be going
Action that will be in progress at certain time in the future Action that is fixed or decided
Future Perfect – he will have went
Time expression Completed action or event in the future
Future Perfect Continuous – he will have been going
Action that will be continue up to a particular time in the future Action + for We use a/an when: 1. Казваме за работата на някой 2. Всеки ден 3. За неспециални неща ( a magazine) 4. За нещо, което го споменаваме за първи път We use the when: 1. За специални неща ( a magazine on the table) 2. Говорим за човек или нещо, което вече е споменато 3. Е ясно е за какво става дума 4. Това , за което говорим е единствено (Слънцето) 5. Казваме в превъзходна степен 6. Прилагателно или се отнася до характеристика на група хора 7. С общо твърдение за всички неща, които се отнасят до това съществително 8. The USA, the UK, the Republic of Ireland 9. За група острови 10. За реки, морета, океани, гори, пустини, заливи, полуостров 11. За имена на известни организации и сгради 12. Фамилии 13. Планински вериги We use nothing when: 1. Говорим за нещо общо или пред общи съществителни за множествено число 2. Използваме абстрактни съществителни 3. За неброими 4. За винаги истина (Той има сини очи) 5. За езици и националности 6. За повечето държави, градове, улици, езера, планини, континенти, острови Verbs patterns • with -ing: o avoid o consider o discuss o enjoy o finish o imagine o recommend o suggest • With to o Agree o Hope o Plan o Afford o Need o Prefer o Intend o Refuse • Object + to o Ask o Expect o Get o Help o Inspire o Want • Object + without to o Let o Make • to read (you should read) - (трябва да прочетете • reading (I remember reading this in the past) - (Спомням си, че четох това в миналото) • to talk (he stopped in order to talk) - (той спря, за да говори) • talking (he was no longer talking) - (той вече не говореше) • taking (as an experiment) - (като експеримент) • to take (I attempted to take) - (Опитах се да взема) • to see (I should have seen) - (Трябваше да видя) • seeing (I’ll never forget this experience) - (Никога няма да забравя това преживяване) • to inform (to give bad news) - (да даде лоши новини) • informing (to be sorry for doing) - (да съжаляваш за това) • to describe (the guide described Ice Age art after …) - (ръководството описа изкуството на Ледниковата епоха след ...) • describing (the guide continued to describe Ice Age art) - (ръководството продължи да описва изкуството на Ледниковата епоха) А FEW - Малко, но достатъчно FEW – Малко и не достатъчно A LITTLE - Малко, но достатъчно LITTLE - Малко и не достатъчно Would – repeated past actions or habits