GOVERNMENT POLYTECHNIC, NANDED

MICRO PROJECT

Academic Year: 2021-2022

TITLE OF THE PROJECT

PREPARE A CHART OF TENSES & PRESENT WITH

CONTEXTUAL USE

Program: - CIVIL ENGINERRING

Program code: CE1 I A Course : ENGLISH
Course Code: 22101

Name of Guide: Mr.A.N.Yadav

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 MAHARASHTRA STATE
BOARD OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION

Certificate

This is to certify that Mr. Kunal Krishna Bayanwar No.132 Of 1st Semester of Diploma in

CIVIL ENGINEERING OF INSTITUTE, GOVERNMENT POLYTECHNIC, NANDED has

completed the Micro Project satisfactorily in Subject- English (22101) for the academic year

2021-2022 as prescribed in the curriculum.

Place: Nanded
Date: 02 /01 /2022 Exam Seat NNo.303194

Subject Teacher Head of the Department Principal

Mr.A.N.YADAV Mr.S.R. Mudholkar DR.G.V.GARJE

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 ANEEXURE II
Evaluation Sheet for the Micro Project
Academic Year: 2021 - 22. Name of the Faculty: Mr.A.N.Yadav
Course: ENGLISH. Course Code: 22101 Semester: I
Title of the Project: - PREPARE A CHART OF TENSES & PRESENT WITH
CONTEXTUAL USE.
Cos address by Micro Project:
A: Formulate grammatically correct sentences.
B: Give presentation by using audio visual aids.
C: communication skillfully.
D: write reports using correct guidelines.

Major learning outcomes achieved by the students by doing the project.

(A) Practical outcome:

1) Deliver presentation (seminar) effective.

(B) Unit outcomes in Cognitive domain.

1) Prepare the points for computer presentation.

2) Make seminar presentation.

Outcomes in affective domain:
(C)
1) Function as team member.
2) Follow Ethics.
3) Make proper use of computer and Internet.
Comment /suggestions about team work/leadership/inter-personal communication (if any)
……………………………………………………………………………………………………
Roll No. Student Name Marks out of 6 for Marks out of 4 for Total out
performance in group performance in of 10
activity oral/presentation
(D5 Col.8) (D5 Col.9)
128 ABDUL QUADAR A.S.
129 ADKINE P. A.
130 ANKAMWAR N.B.
131 ANKAMWAR O.M.
132 BAYANWAR K.K.

(Signature of Faculty)

………………………

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 WEEKLY PROGRESS REPORT

TITLE OF THE MICRO PROJECT:-

“PREPARE A CHART OF TENSES PRESENT WITH THEIR
CONTEXTUAL USE.”

WEEK ACTIVITY PERFORMED SIGN OF DATE

GUIDE
1st Discussion and finalization of Topic 06-10-2021
ND
2 Discussion and finalization of Topic 13-10-2021
RD
3 Preparation and submission of Abstract 20-10-2021
TH
4 Literature Review 27-10-2021
5TH Collection of Date 03-11-2021
TH
6 Collection of Date 10-11-2021
TH
7 Collection of Date 17-11-2021
8TH Collection of Date 24-11-2021
TH
9 Discussion and Outline of Content 01-12-2021
TH
10 Formulation of Content 08-12-2021
TH st
11 Editing and 1 proof Reading of Content 15-12-2021
12TH Editing and 2nd Reading of Content 16-12-2021
TH
13 Compilation of Report and Presentation 27-12-2021
TH
14 Seminar 29-12-2021
15TH Viva-voce 31-12-2021
16TH Final submission of Micro project 02-01-2022
Sign of the Students Sign of the Faculty
Roll No128. - ABDUL QUADAR A.S. ………………
Roll No. 129 - ADKINE P. A.

Roll No. 130 - ANKAMWAR N.B.

Roll No.131- ANKAMWAR O.M.

Roll No.132 - BAYANWAR K.K.

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 Content

Sr. Chapter/Title Page

No. No.
1 Abstract Of Tense 6
2 Tense Chart 7
3 Present Tense Chart 8
4 Examples Of Present Tense 9
5 Past Tense 10
6 Examples Of Past Tense 11
7 Future Tense 12
8 Examples Of Future Tense 13

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 Abstract of Tense

Tenses are forms of a verb that show the time, continuance or completion of an
action or a state that is expressed in connection with the moment at which a
statement is made about it. There are three main tenses: the present, the past, and
the future.
The present tense is used to refer to something that happens or exists now.
The present tense is also called the present simple or simple present.
The past tense is used to refer to something that happened or existed in the past.
The past tense is also called the past simple or simple past.
The future tense refers to something that hasn’t happened at the time of speaking.
The future tense makes use of the words will and shall.
For main aspects
For each of the tenses, there are four aspects: simple, continuous or
progressive, perfect and perfect continuous or perfect progressive.

The present aspect tells us the action takes place in the present and expresses
general facts and habits.
The continuous aspect indicates an unfinished action or state of being at the
time being referred to. It is formed using the relevant tense of the auxiliary verb to
be and the present participle of the main verb.
The perfect aspect refers to a completed action in the present, past or future. It
is formed using the combination of the relevant tense of the auxiliary
verb have and the past participle of the main verb.
The perfect continuous aspect combines both aspects
of continuous and perfect. It refers to an action that has continued up to the
present, up to a time in the past, or up to a time in the future.
The three verb tenses and four verb aspects make possible the
twelve combinations of tense and aspect.

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 Tenses

Simple Continuous Perfect Perfect

Continuous

Present Simple Present Continuous Perfect Present Present Perfect

Tense Tense Present Tense Tense Continuous
Tense

Past Simple Past Continuous Past Perfect Past Past Perfect

Tense Tense Tense Tense Continuous
Tense

Future Simple Future Continuous Perfect Future Future Perfect

Tense Tense Future Tense Tense Continuous
Tense

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 Present Tense

Simple Present Present Continuous Present Perfect Present Perfect

Tense Tense Tense Continuous Tense

Subject +verb 1 Subject+ am/is/are+ Subject +has/have Subject +have/has

+Object verb +ing+ Object +verb3+Object been +verb + ing+
Object

It tell about Facts Actual Activity, It tell about Action that Started
routine or Habits temporary Changes experiences and in the past and are
taking place recent action or Still continuing
events

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 Examples of Present Tense

Simple Present Present Present Perfect Present Perfect

Tense Continuous Tense Continuous Tense
Tense
She likes flowers. I am writing a I have sat here for I have not been
letter. hours. going to the office.

I play a game He is studying in I have just played I have been

every day. college. basketball. finishing my work
for last two hours.

She plays cricket. They are going to I have written a They have been
school. letter. playing football.

I like ice-cream. The cat and mouse She has bought a The sun has been
are running. new car. rising to east.

I eat a mango. Ram is playing Rani has She has been

football. completed writing a letter.
homework.

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 Past Tense

Simple Past Past Continuous Past Perfect Past Perfect

Tense Tense Tense Continuous Tense

Subject + verb 2+ Subject+ Was/were+ Subject +had Subject +had been

Object verb +ing+ Object +verb3 +Object +verb + ing+ Object

It talks about It talks about When there are two It talks about
completed actions in unfinished or or more past actions continuous action in
past ongoing action in we use past perfect past before another
theExamples
past of Pasttense
Tense finished action

Simple Past Past Continuous Past Perfect Past Perfect

Tense Tense Tense Continuous Tense

We visited our friend We were not She had finished her She had been writing
yesterday. weeping. work. since Monday.

I wrote a letter. I was swimming into I had drawn a Shyam had been
river. picture. drawing a sketch.

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She made breakfast. The teacher was I went there after I We had been
teaching a class. had completed the planting a tree in the
task. park.
They went to Pravin was buying a She had already
Australia. new phone. finished my job She had been
yesterday. running for half an
hour.

I bought a book. They were He had played You had been helping
completing cricket. father.
classwork.

Future Tense

Simple Future Future Continuous Future Perfect Future Perfect

Tense Tense Tense Continuous Tense

Subject +shall/will Subject +shall/will Subject +shall/will Subject+shall/will

verb 1+ Object +be+ verb +ing + have +verb3 +have+been+verb +
Object +object ing+ object

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 It uses are to It tell about It tells about It tell about ongoing
making prediction ongoing action in completed action in action in future
the future future without duration

Example of Future Tense

Simple Future Future Continuous Future Perfect Future Perfect

Tense Tense Tense Continuous Tense

I will read this book. She will be writing By next year, will he We won’t have been
an essay have got married? driving for long.

I shall listen a story Rahul will be I shall have seen a I shall have been
completing the cricket match. reading a book.
work.

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We shall go to She will be learning My brother will My mom will have
America by aero Spanish. have gotten a new been cooking dinner
plane. job. for two hours.

I shall improve my The children will be He will have They will have been
communication sleeping till late on completed project. using the computer
skills. Thursday. since 6pm.

They will write a It will be drinking He will have become She will have been
poem. water. a successful guy. going to Nanded.

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