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Present and past tenses |
Present and past tenses Present simple (every day, usually) (+) V, he/she/it Vs (I go; she goes) (-) don’t doesn’t V (I don’t go; she dosen’t go) (?) do/does V. ? Where do you go? Does she go to the seaside? Yes ,she does./No she dosen’t. Present continuous (now , at the moment.) (+) am/is/are Ving (I’m going ;she’s going) (-) am not/ isn’t/aren’t Ving (I’m not going; she isn’t going) (?) am /is/are Ving .? Where are you going? Is she going o the seaside? Yes,she iis./No,she isn’t.) Present perfect (already , yet, just ,ever) (+) have / has V3 (I’ve lost my key) (-) haven’t / hasn’t V3 (She hasn’t done her homework.) (?) have / has V3 What have you done?Have you been to the London? (Yes,I have.No,I haven’t.) Present perfect continuous (for.since.) (+) have/has been Ving (I’ve been waiting.) (-) haven’t/hasn’t been Ving (she hasn’t been playing.) (?) have/has been Ving Where have been playing tennis? Have you been running? (Yes, I have./No I haven’t.) Past SSimple (yesterday, last summer .) (+) V2 /ed (I went to the park;we watched TV) (-) didn’t V (She didn’t go there) (?) did V.? Where did you go? Did you play football? (Yes I did./No I didn’t.) Past continuous (when.., while.) (+) was/where Ving (I was watching TV, when.) (-) wasn’t/weren’t Ving (she wasn’t here) (?) was/were Ving.? What where you doing? Were you playing tennis?(Yes, I was./No, I wasn’t.) Past perfect (+) had V3 (I could’t get into the house, because I had lost my key.) (-) hadn’t V3 (She hadn’t lost her key.) (?) had V3 .? Where had you left your bag? Had you seen her before? (Yes , I had./No ,I hadn’t.) Past perfect continuous (+) had been Ving (I had been playing.) (-) hadn’t been Ving (she hadn’t been playing.) (?) had been Ving .? What had you been doing? Had she been playing football? (Yes,she had./No, she hadn’t.) Future forms I’m leaving tomorrow. My train leaves at 9.30. I’m going to leave tomorrow. I’ll leave tomorrow. I’ll be leaving tomorrow. I’ll have left bby this time tomorrow. present continous present simple (be)going to will future continuous future perfect |
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