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2024 Lesson 1 - Chart Activity of Tenses

The document discusses English verb tenses and their structures and usage. It provides: 1) A table outlining the structures and auxiliary verbs used for different verb tenses including present simple, present continuous, past simple, past continuous, present perfect, past perfect, future simple and future continuous. 2) Explanations of rules for forming verbs in each tense including use of suffixes like "-ed" and "-ing" and irregular verb forms. 3) Keywords and examples that illustrate when each tense is typically used such as for past events, ongoing present activities, planned future actions.
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2024 Lesson 1 - Chart Activity of Tenses

The document discusses English verb tenses and their structures and usage. It provides: 1) A table outlining the structures and auxiliary verbs used for different verb tenses including present simple, present continuous, past simple, past continuous, present perfect, past perfect, future simple and future continuous. 2) Explanations of rules for forming verbs in each tense including use of suffixes like "-ed" and "-ing" and irregular verb forms. 3) Keywords and examples that illustrate when each tense is typically used such as for past events, ongoing present activities, planned future actions.
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TENSE FORMS/STRUCTURES AUX VERB A THEORY-VERB RULE THEORETICAL KEYWORDS AN

USAGE OF THE EXAMPLE


TENSE

Present Subject + Verb in DO / DOES  The use of “es” in Routines In the I get up at
Simple Present Simple + … affirmative sentences for morning, at 8:00 O clock.
HE / SHE / IT. the weekend,
On Saturday, He plays
today. tennis on
Fridays.
Present Subject + Verb “To Be” IS/ARE/AM +  For double-consonant For activities Now, At the I am
Continuous + Verb with “ING” + … ING verbs + ING, you repeat that are moment, speaking
the last consonant: continuing, and Right now, At about the
swimMING. are happening in present… different
 The use of “IS” for the present! themes for
He/She/It, “AM” for I, and my teacher.
the use of “ARE” for the
plural persons. Olena is
playing with
her mother.
Past Simple Subject + Verb in the DID  The use of “ED” for the For Yesterday. She danced
past (Regular verbs / regular verbs and the use activities/actions Last at the beach
Irregular verbs) + … of the Irregular verbs list. that begin in the weekend, last with friends
past and finish in year, last yesterday.
the past. month…

Biographies:
dead people.
Past Subject + Verb “To Be” WAS/WERE  The use of “WAS” for For While/When I was running
Continuous in the past + Verb with + ING HE/SHE/IT/I, and the use activities/actions when it
“ING” + … of “WERE” for the plural that begin in the started to
persons. past, but is rain.
interrupted by
other activity in
the past. That
interruption is a
continuation.
Present Subject + HAVE/HAS + HAVE/HAS  The use of “HAS” for Action that Since, Yet, I have been
Perfect Participle Verb (3rd Row SHE/HE/IT/, and the use of started in the “For + Time”, in Gerona for
in the list) + … “HAVE” for the plural past, but has Just. 5 years.
persons, and “I”. relevancy in the
 The use of “ED” for regular present. Naiara and I
verbs in the position of have been
Participle verbs. married since
 Use of 3rd row in the list for 2018.
Irregular verbs in the
position of Participle verbs. Olena has
lived in
Gerona since
2020.
Past Perfect Subject + HAD + HAD  Use of “HAD” for all Action that Since, Yet, She had met
Participle Verb (3rd row persons/pronouns! started in the Before, Just. with her boss
in the list) + … past, but has before.
relevancy in
the past!
1st Future Subject + “WILL / WILL /  Use of “WILL” for all For “on the spot” Next year, I will start
Simple WON’T” + Infinitive verb WON’T subjects/persons/pronouns! decisions, a next week, with the new
+…  Use of Infinitive verbs! near future. next teacher next
weekend, Wednesday.
For predictions tomorrow.
without proof! It will rain.

It will snow.

I will pass the


exam.
2nd Future Subject + Verb “TO BE” GOING TO  Use of “GOING TO” for all For “planned” Next year, I am going to
Tense + “GOING TO” + pronouns! decisions, a next week, go to the
Infinitive verb + …  Use of Infinitive verbs! distant future. next month, beach next
 Use of Verb to Be as tomorrow, in 4 weekend.
follows: For plans, for days…
- IS for HE/SHE/IT. predictions with Look at that
- ARE for plural subjects. proof! car! It is
- AM for “I”. going to
crash!

Watch out!
He is going to
kill you!

We are going
to go in
Argentina in
December
because I
bought the
flight tickets!

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