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GRAMMAR TENSES

There are three main tenses in English Language such as:

  1. Past Tense
  2. Present Tense
  3. Future Tense

In each tense there was separated to small tenses (you can take a look on the content above).

  1. Past Tenseis focus on every action which acted completely in the past (Finished Action).Thepast tenseis a verb tense expressing activity, action state or being in the past. In English, there are two types of past tense:
  1. simple past
  2. present tense

1. Simple past include:

  • Past Progressive
  • Past Simple
  • Past Perfect
  • Past Perfect Continuous

2. The present tenses:

  • Present Perfect Continuous
  • Present Perfect

Present Perfect and Present Perfect Continuous (Progressive) both refer to the present and to the past.

  • I have just eaten my chocolate bar.
  • Mike has never seen a car like this before.
  1. Present Tenseis focus on every action which shows or acts in the present time (does every day).

Present tenseis used to express actions that occur in the present.

To continue, please choose one of the English present tenses:

  • Present Simple("I choose")
  • Present Perfect("I have chosen")
  • Present Continuous("I am choosing")
  • Present Perfect Continuous("I have been choosing")
  1. Future Tense is focus on every action which does not show or act yet but it will happen the next time soon (plan or without plan)

Futurity in English is expressed either by using words that imply future action ("I go to Berlin next week") or by employing an auxiliary construction combined with the main verb which represents the true action of the sentence.

The most common auxiliary verbs used to express futurity are "will", "can", "should", "may", and "must".

  • May and might

Of these, "will" is the most neutral and it is the most commonly used:

  • Simple Future
  • Future Continuous
  • Future Perfect
  • Future Perfect Continuous

Apart from that, we can also use "going to":

  • Going to

This is usually a little confusing for English learners but we can also use some of the present tenses to talk about the future:

  • Present Simple
  • Present Continuous

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