The document discusses tenses and their uses in verbs. It outlines the 3 main tenses - present, past, and future - and provides examples of how verbs are conjugated in each tense based on when an action occurs. Specifically, it notes that present tense is used for current actions, past tense adds "-ed" to regular verbs for past actions, and future tense adds "will" or "shall" for actions that have yet to happen. The document also includes practice sentences to identify the tense of different verbs.
The document discusses tenses and their uses in verbs. It outlines the 3 main tenses - present, past, and future - and provides examples of how verbs are conjugated in each tense based on when an action occurs. Specifically, it notes that present tense is used for current actions, past tense adds "-ed" to regular verbs for past actions, and future tense adds "will" or "shall" for actions that have yet to happen. The document also includes practice sentences to identify the tense of different verbs.
The document discusses tenses and their uses in verbs. It outlines the 3 main tenses - present, past, and future - and provides examples of how verbs are conjugated in each tense based on when an action occurs. Specifically, it notes that present tense is used for current actions, past tense adds "-ed" to regular verbs for past actions, and future tense adds "will" or "shall" for actions that have yet to happen. The document also includes practice sentences to identify the tense of different verbs.
•learn about tenses based on time and actions of verbs •know about the 12 tenses TENSE = TIME Tense tells us the time of an action.
It refers to time by showing when an
action happened - whether it occurred in the past, present, or future. 3 MAIN TYPES OF TENSES 1. PRESENT TENSE 2. PAST TENSE 3. FUTURE TENSE PRESENT TENSE * Present tense—action of the verb is happening now. Ex: She talks now. Ex: They speak well. Past Tense • Action of the verb has already happened. • To make a verb past tense, add –ed if it is a regular verb. • Ex: She talked yesterday. FUTURE TENSE The action of the verb has not happened yet, but it will. To make a verb future tense, add will or shall to the front of the verb. Ex: She will talk tomorrow. Ex: They will speak well. Identify the tenses I work. I worked till 7 p.m. I will work on this matter tomorrow. SIMPLE PRESENT, PAST AND FUTURE TENSES TENSES TENSES Quick Recap…. I usually….(drink) coffee. Sohan….(lived) in this town since 2014. He …….. (be) a teacher since 1988. Last Saturday, I …….. (stay) at home. She always …….. (finds) faults with others. The clock …….. (just strike) twelve. I …….. (dig) in the garden since morning. What …….. (happen) if you fail? We …….. (have) our dinner before she left. It …….. (happen) in the year 1924. Run fast! The train …….. (leave) He …….. (not come) back yet. PRACTICE SENTENCES 1. Rosetta has ____ her juggling act at our talent show. (do) Done 2. After she had _____ them, she juggled. (throw) Thrown 3. She is ______ right now. (speak) Speaking 4. Laughter was _____ throughout the audience. (ring) ringing