The document outlines 5 basic English tenses: simple present, present continuous, simple past, present perfect, and simple future. Each tense is defined by its function and auxiliary verb. The simple present tense shows repetition or habits and uses do/does. The present continuous tense shows ongoing present actions and uses is/am/are. The simple past tense shows completed past actions and uses did. The present perfect tense shows actions completed before now and uses have/has. The simple future tense refers to specific future times and uses will.
The document outlines 5 basic English tenses: simple present, present continuous, simple past, present perfect, and simple future. Each tense is defined by its function and auxiliary verb. The simple present tense shows repetition or habits and uses do/does. The present continuous tense shows ongoing present actions and uses is/am/are. The simple past tense shows completed past actions and uses did. The present perfect tense shows actions completed before now and uses have/has. The simple future tense refers to specific future times and uses will.
The document outlines 5 basic English tenses: simple present, present continuous, simple past, present perfect, and simple future. Each tense is defined by its function and auxiliary verb. The simple present tense shows repetition or habits and uses do/does. The present continuous tense shows ongoing present actions and uses is/am/are. The simple past tense shows completed past actions and uses did. The present perfect tense shows actions completed before now and uses have/has. The simple future tense refers to specific future times and uses will.
master are : Simple Present Tense Present Continuous Tense Simple Past Tense Present Perfect Tense Simple Future Tense Each of the tense has its own auxiliary verb Simple Present Tense What is the function? (Auxiliary verb: do/does) Show repetition, habit or generalization Facts Talk about scheduled actions in the near future Formula: I+ cook(v1) + rice + everyday (S) (Present) (O) Present Continuous Tense What's the function? (Auxiliary Verb: is/am/are) Show that an ongoing action is happening now Show that an action is going to take place in the near future Formula: He + is + making + a big statue (S) (Present) (continuous/Ving) (O) Simple Past Tense What is the function? (Auxiliary verb: did) Show that a completed action took place at a specific time in the past Used to talk about past habits and generalizations Formula: I+ bathed(v2) + my dog + yesterday (S) (Past) (O) Present Perfect Tense What is the function? (Auxiliary verb: have/has) Show that an action has taken place once or many times before now Formula: I+ have + washed(v3) + the dishes (S) (Present) (Perfect) (O) Simple Future Tense What is the function? (auxiliary verb: will) Refer to a specific time in the future Formula: I+ will + send + the mail (S) (future) (v1) (O)