This document provides a summary of English verb tenses and their rules in a simple chart format. It outlines 10 tenses - present simple, present continuous, past simple, past continuous, present perfect, present perfect continuous, past perfect, future with "going to", future with "will", and conditional sentences. For each tense it provides the subject pronouns, verbs, examples, and adverbs of time commonly used with each tense. It is intended to serve as a quick reference for the basic rules of English verb tenses.
This document provides a summary of English verb tenses and their rules in a simple chart format. It outlines 10 tenses - present simple, present continuous, past simple, past continuous, present perfect, present perfect continuous, past perfect, future with "going to", future with "will", and conditional sentences. For each tense it provides the subject pronouns, verbs, examples, and adverbs of time commonly used with each tense. It is intended to serve as a quick reference for the basic rules of English verb tenses.
This document provides a summary of English verb tenses and their rules in a simple chart format. It outlines 10 tenses - present simple, present continuous, past simple, past continuous, present perfect, present perfect continuous, past perfect, future with "going to", future with "will", and conditional sentences. For each tense it provides the subject pronouns, verbs, examples, and adverbs of time commonly used with each tense. It is intended to serve as a quick reference for the basic rules of English verb tenses.
This document provides a summary of English verb tenses and their rules in a simple chart format. It outlines 10 tenses - present simple, present continuous, past simple, past continuous, present perfect, present perfect continuous, past perfect, future with "going to", future with "will", and conditional sentences. For each tense it provides the subject pronouns, verbs, examples, and adverbs of time commonly used with each tense. It is intended to serve as a quick reference for the basic rules of English verb tenses.
time 1 Present Simple I, they, you, we v. without (s) They always eat cakes. always, he, she, it v. with(s,es,ies) Ali usually eats cakes. usually, every, She studies English every sometimes, day. often, (Negative) They don’t eat frequently cakes. never (Negative) He doesn't eat cakes. (Question) Do they eat cakes? (Question) Does he eat cakes? 2 Present I am + v(ing ) I am reading now. now, these Continuous they, you, we are +v(ing) Look! They are dancing. days he, she, it is + v(ing) Ali is eating the cake at the at the moment, moment. nowadays, (Negative) I am not reading listen, now. look (Negative) He is not eating now. (Question) Are they dancing now? (Question) Is he eating now? 3 Past Simple I I wrote a poem last month. last, ago, they, you, we Verb 2 (Past Ali ate the cake yesterday. yesterday, he, she, it Form) (Negative) I didn’t write a in1999, poem last month. once, (Question) Did Ali read the in the past cake yesterday? 4 Past Continuous I, he, she ,it was While Ali was eating the While, As They ,you, we were+ v ( ing ) cake, the doorbell rang. when The door rang while Ali was eating the cake. When Ali came, they were eating. She was reading when her mum called her. (Negative) Ali wasn’t eating the cake. (Question) Was Ali eating the cake? 5 Present Perfect I have I have already eaten the just, yet, They, you, we have+ verb 3(P.P) cake. already, He, she, it has They have just finished recently, eating. lately, Sarah has eaten the cake. since They have known him for for two years. (Negative) I haven’t eaten the cake. (Question) Have they finished eating yet? (Question) Has Sarah eaten the cake? 6 Present Perfect I have 1)Ali has been eating the Since (started Progressive They, you, we have + been+ v cake since 3 o'clock. point) He, she, it (ing) 2)He has been living in has Aden since 1998. 3)Ali has been reading the book for 3 hours. For (Period of 4)They have been building time) that bridge for 9 months. 7 Past Perfect I 1)After she had talked to after, They, you, we had+ verb 3 (P.P) him, she found him a good before, He, she, it man. 2) Before he slept, he had watched the film. 8 (Going to)- I am Ali is going to travel next Future They, you, we are +going to week. He, she, it +verb 1 They are going to study tomorrow is next day. next day, (Negative)Ali isn’t going to next month travel next week. next year, (Negative)They aren’t going in the future to study next day. (Question) Is Ali going to travel next week? (Question) Are they going to study next week? 9 (Will)-Future I I will study English They, you, we will + verb (1) tomorrow. He, she, it They will play football next week. Nader will travel to USA next year. (Negative) They will not study English tomorrow. (Question) Will they study English tomorrow? 1 Conditional 1)If +Present simple…., ……will +v (1). 1) If I study hard, I will pass the 0 Sentences exam. 2) If she studies hard, she may pass the exam. 2) If +Past simple……., ………would+ v (1). 3) If I studied hard, I could pass the exam. 4) If I were you, I would choose that subject. 5) If I were in that position, I would take a legal advice. 1 Wishes Wish + Past Simple. 1) I wish I could fly. 1 2) I wish I were ten years younger. 3) I wish I were able to swim. (were) is more appropriate than was. 4) He wished that Emily were with him. 5) I wish I didn’t have to go to work today. Prepared by T. Waheeb Al quradee (771812133)