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Tenses

The document discusses different tenses in English including the simple present, present continuous, present perfect, present perfect continuous, and simple past tenses. It explains how each tense is formed positively, negatively, and interrogatively by using different forms of verbs like "be", "have", and auxiliary verbs along with suffixes like "-ing".

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Tenses

The document discusses different tenses in English including the simple present, present continuous, present perfect, present perfect continuous, and simple past tenses. It explains how each tense is formed positively, negatively, and interrogatively by using different forms of verbs like "be", "have", and auxiliary verbs along with suffixes like "-ing".

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Simple present (indefinite tense)

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Present continuous
This tense is formed with is / are / am + (first form + ing). The negative is formed by putting not after is /are /am . The interrogative is formed by placing is /are /am before the subject.

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Present perfect tense


The present perfect tense is formed with have (has)+past participle (III form). The negative is formed by putting not after have (has). The interrogative is formed by placing have (has) before the subject.

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Present perfect continiouous tense


This tense is formed by have (has) + been +(verb+ ing). The negative is formed by placing have /has. The interrogative is formed by placing have/has the subject.

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Simple past tense


The simple past tense is formed with the past tense(II) form of the verb. The negative is formed with did not+ I form of verb. The interrogative is formed with did +subject +I form of verb.

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