Page 2: Future Tenses

This page details various ways to express future time in English, including simple future, future continuous, and perfect forms. It explains different structures used for future time reference and their specific applications.

Definition: Future perfect continuous estructura expresses actions that will be in progress for a specified duration up to a future point.

Example: "I will have been studying at this school for 13 years by 2019" demonstrates the future perfect continuous usage.

Highlight: Future time can be expressed through multiple structures including will, be going to, present continuous, and present simple for scheduled events.

Vocabulary: The future continuous describes actions that will be in progress at a specific point in the future.

Example: "Tomorrow at 10:30, I'll be sitting in my office" shows a future action in progress at a specific time.

Page 1: Present and Past Tenses

This page introduces the fundamental present and past tense forms in English, explaining their primary uses and applications. The content systematically progresses from basic to more complex tense structures.

Definition: Present Simple describes habitual actions and routines that occur regularly.

Example: "I play tennis every Monday" demonstrates a recurring action.

Highlight: The present perfect simple indicates completed actions with present relevance, while the present perfect continuous shows ongoing actions that began in the past.

Vocabulary: Past Continuous $was/were + verb+ing$ describes actions in progress at a specific point in the past.

Example: "I was playing tennis when she arrived" shows an action interrupted by another.