Page 1: Basic Tense Structures
This page outlines fundamental English tense structures including present simple, present continuous, and future forms.
Definition: Present Simple is used for habits and routines, while Present Continuous describes actions happening now.
Example: Present Simple: "She plays tennis" vs. Present Continuous: "She is playing tennis now"
Highlight: For he/she/it forms in presente simple, remember to add -s or -es to the verb.
The page includes detailed structural breakdowns for forming questions and negative statements in different tenses, with special attention to auxiliary verbs like "do" and "does".
Vocabulary: Question words How,What,Which,Who,Why are essential for forming interrogative sentences.