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    This document provides a comparison of English verb tenses and how they correspond from present to past forms. It lists the simple present and past, present and past continuous, present and past perfect, and modal verbs and how they change from present to past contexts like today/yesterday or next week/following week. The goal is to illustrate the shifts in verb forms needed to accurately reflect timing and hypothetical situations moving between present and past frames of reference.

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    This document provides a comparison of English verb tenses and how they correspond from present to past forms. It lists the simple present and past, present and past continuous, present and past perfect, and modal verbs and how they change from present to past contexts like today/yesterday or next week/following week. The goal is to illustrate the shifts in verb forms needed to accurately reflect timing and hypothetical situations moving between present and past frames of reference.

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    'Tense' Ve Zaman Değişiklikleri

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    This document provides a comparison of English verb tenses and how they correspond from present to past forms. It lists the simple present and past, present and past continuous, present and past perfect, and modal verbs and how they change from present to past contexts like today/yesterday or next week/following week. The goal is to illustrate the shifts in verb forms needed to accurately reflect timing and hypothetical situations moving between present and past frames of reference.

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    Simple present > Simple past

    Present continuous > Past continuous

    Present perfect > Past perfect


    Today/tonight That day/night
    Present perfect Continuous> Past perfect continuous
    Yesterday The previous day
    Simple past > Past perfect
    Last week/month/year The previous week/month/year
    Past continuous > Past perfect continuous
    A day/week/month/year ago A day/week/month/year before
    Am/is/are going to > Was/were going to
    Tomorrow Following day
    Will > Would
    Next week/month/year The following week/month/year
    Can > Could Now Then
    Must/have to > Had to

    May/might > Might

    Should/ought to/had better > Should/ought to/had better

    Could > Could

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