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Tenses Scheme

The document summarizes different tenses in English including: 1) Future tenses - simple future (will/shall + verb), future continuous (will/shall be + verb-ing), and future perfect (will/shall have + past participle); 2) Present tenses - simple present (verb/verb-s), present continuous (am/is/are + verb-ing), and present perfect (have/has + past participle); 3) Past tenses - simple past (regular/irregular verbs), past continuous (was/were + verb-ing), and past perfect (had + past participle).

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Tenses Scheme

The document summarizes different tenses in English including: 1) Future tenses - simple future (will/shall + verb), future continuous (will/shall be + verb-ing), and future perfect (will/shall have + past participle); 2) Present tenses - simple present (verb/verb-s), present continuous (am/is/are + verb-ing), and present perfect (have/has + past participle); 3) Past tenses - simple past (regular/irregular verbs), past continuous (was/were + verb-ing), and past perfect (had + past participle).

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Affirmative: he will have memorized The Quran by2013 Will+have+past participle

Negative: he will not/ have memorized The Quran by2013


Perfect Interrogative: will he have memorized the Quran by 2013?

Future Affirmative: She will/shall visit her aunt next week


Will+verb (infinitive)
Negative: They will/shall not have dinner at home
Simple Interrogative: where will/shall they have dinner?

Affirmative: I will be studying English tomorrow at 10h30 Will+be+


Negative: we will not be watching movie at that time next day Verb(ing)
Continuous
Interrogative: what will you be doing the following day at 16h43

Affirmative: She has already had a holiday


Have/has+past participle
Negative: It Hasn’t/has not rained yet
Perfect Interrogative: Have you finished your exercise?

Tenses Present Affirmative: He/she/it eats food


He/she + Verb(s)
Simple Negative: we usually don’t revise our lessons
It
Interrogative: Are you a student?

tense Continuous Affirmative: I am studying English now Am


Negative: They are not having dinner at this time Are + verb(Ing)
Interrogative: are they studying English or French? Is

Affirmative: They had stopped here.


Perfect: Had + past participle
Negative: he wishes he hadn’t been there
Interrogative: Had you been there?
Past Affirmative: We prayed at home last day
Simple Regular: verb + Ed
Negative: I did not catch the train
Irregular: it has no rule
Interrogative: Did you finish your homework?
Affirmative: I was doing my homework at that time yesterday
Continuous Negative: they were not jogging when the accident happened Was/were+
Interrogative: was she studying last night at 6h00? verb(Ing)

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