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Simple present tense

Habits.
Facts.

Cats catch mice

Facts are something that is true, reality.


• We only add an “s” to the verb in Simple
present tense.

• Play becomes plays


• Sleep – sleeps
• Kick – kicks.
Present continuous tense
• Here, we use “Is/are” along with “ing”
• Play – is playing.

• The boys are playing football after school


The lady is talking on the phone.
Present Perfect tense
• Here, we use has/have along with ed to the
verb.
• Example-
• She has lived here all her life.
Present Perfect continuous tense.
Here, we use “has/have been” along with “ing” to the verb.

I have been studying


for three hours.
1)Simple Past Tense-
Indicates an action that took place before the present moment
and that has no real connection with the present time.
Note : The form of simple past tense is
Verb + ed
2) Past Perfect Tense-
Indicates an action in the past that has been completed before another time or event in
the past.
Note : The form of Past Perfect Tense is
Had + verb (past participle form or the 3rd form of the verb)
3) Past Continuous Tense-
Indicates an action going on at some time in the past or an action in the past that is longer
in duration than another action in the past.
Note : The form of Past Continuous Tense is
was/ were + verb + ing
4) Past Perfect Continuous Tense-
Indicates an action in the past that took place before another time or event in the past
and continued during the second event/time point in the past.
Note : The form of Past Perfect Continuous Tense is :
Had + been +verb +ing
1) Simple Future Tense-

Indicates an action that will take place after the present time
and it has no real connection with the present time.
Note : The form of Simple Future Tense is will/shall + verb
2) Future Perfect Tense
Indicates an action in the future that will have been completed
before another time or event in the future.
Note : The form of Future Perfect Tense is
will/shall + verb(past participle form or 3rd form of the verb)
3) Future Continuous Tense
Indicates an action that is taking place at the moment of speaking.
Note : The form of future continuous tense is :
Will/shall be+ verb + ing
4) Future Perfect Continuous Tense-
Indicates an action in the future that will have been continuing until another time
or event in the future.
Note : The form of Future Perfect Continuous Tense is
will/shall have been + verb + ing

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