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    This document outlines different verb tenses in English including simple, continuous, perfect, and perfect continuous tenses. It provides examples of how to form each tense in the present, past, and future by using different combinations of verbs, auxiliary verbs like "have" and "be", and participles. The tenses are used to indicate the time or progression of an action.

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    Tense Patterns

    Perfect
    Simple Continuous Continuous
    Perfect
    (Progressive) (Perfect
    Progressive)

    is, am and are,


    is, am, are + has/have + has/have been
    Present base form,
    verb + ing past participle +verb + ing
    base form + s

    was, were
    verb (base form) + d
    or ed, was, were + had + had been
    Past change spelling, verb + ing past participle + verb + ing
    same spelling

    will be will have + will have been +


    Future will + verb
    + verb + ing past participle verb + ing

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