Present Perfect Tense

Present Perfect Tense is used to describe some events that become in the past and have an effect for now and also it is used to describe experiences.When we ask a question with Present Perfect Tense, we should add ' have or has ' after the subject and use the third one of verb.




Examples:

* Where have you been so far?

* I have been to London.

* She has had an accident.

* Have you ever been met those famous pop singers?

* You have broken my heart.

* She has broken her leg.





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Past Continuous Tense

Past Continuous Tense is used to describe some events that you made at a moment in the past. When we ask a question with past continuous, we should put ' was or were ' after the subject and add ' -ing ' .

When we write a sentence with past continuous, we should add ' was or were '.So look at the sentences.

* I was a little girl while you were 16.

* Were you kidding me?

* She was making a cake for children.

* He was cooking a huge pancake for new guests.

Present Continuous Tense

                                  

Present Continuous Tense is used to describe the events that become at the moment. When we ask a question with this tense, we use Verb1.

When we write a sentence with this tense, we should add ' is or are  after  subject and  + ing ' after verb.

* She is disturbing me.

* Are you stupid?

*  What is he talking about?

* What is the meaning the of this word?

* It is barking now.

* The bus is leaving at the moment.

              

Future Tense

Future Tense is used to describe some events that have probobality to fulfill for the future. When we ask a question with future tense, we use ' will ' or ' going to '.

When we write a sentence with Future tense, we put ' will ' or ' going to ' after the subject .So look at the examples.

* Will you go to school ?

* Is she going to join a club?

*  It is going to rain.

                                   


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Simple Present and Simple Past

                     

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Simple Present Tense is used to describe habitiual actions, daily habits, objective facts. When we ask a question with Simple Present ,we should not put 's' to verb. 

When we write a sentence of subject that is she/he/ it ,we should add 's'. So look at the examples.

* You break my heart,speaking like that.

* She is a big liar.

* He likes a small cat.

* It looks like my dog.

* When does the museum run?

* Bus station opens in two days in a week.

       WHAT ABOUT SIMPLE PAST?

Simple Past Tense is used to describe some actions that take part in the past. When we ask a question with simple past, we should not add ' -ed,-d'. 

When we write a sentence with a simple past,we should put ' -ed' at the end of every verb. So look at the examples.

* Why did you do that?

* John was the best guy I have ever met.

* I was a baby in my mum's stomach while you were a big lady.

* Did she lie to me?

                            

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Tenses are the anthem of spoken language

  Today we're gonna learn tenses in English.But before this, I will explain the meaning of what the tenses will do.

                            =>    Guys! Be Careful! We have 13 tenses in English and they are separated from each other,according to time. But we will learn only simple ones, just 6 of them.Well, what are they?