This guide provides an overview of key verbal tenses in English, focusing on present, past, and future forms. It covers the structure and usage of each tense, helping students understand when and how to apply them correctly.
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This guide provides an overview of key verbal tenses in English, focusing on present, past, and future forms. It covers the structure and usage of each tense, helping students understand when and how to apply them correctly.
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This page covers the Past Simple tense and two forms of expressing future actions: Will and Going to.
The Past Simple is used to talk about events that happened in the past.
Structure:
Example: Yesterday we went to the countryside.
Highlight: The Past Simple often uses time expressions like 'yesterday', 'last week', or 'two days ago' to indicate when the action occurred.
Will is used for spontaneous decisions and predictions.
Structure:
Example: I don't like this meal, I won't eat it.
Going to is used for plans or intentions.
Structure:
Example: We are going to travel to NY next weekend.
Highlight: The choice between 'will' and 'going to' often depends on how certain or planned the future action is.
The present tense in English is divided into two main forms: Present Simple and Present Continuous. Each has distinct structures and uses.
The Present Simple is used for habitual actions, routines, and permanent situations.
Structure:
Example: She always does her homework.
Highlight: Adverbs of frequency are often used with Present Simple to indicate how often an action occurs. These include: always, often, usually, sometimes, and never.
The Present Continuous is primarily used for actions happening at the moment of speaking.
Structure:
Example: My sister is reading her favourite book.
Vocabulary: Present Continuous is also known as Present Progressive.
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This guide provides an overview of key verbal tenses in English, focusing on present, past, and future forms. It covers the structure and usage of each tense, helping students understand when and how to apply them correctly.
This page covers the Past Simple tense and two forms of expressing future actions: Will and Going to.
The Past Simple is used to talk about events that happened in the past.
Structure:
Example: Yesterday we went to the countryside.
Highlight: The Past Simple often uses time expressions like 'yesterday', 'last week', or 'two days ago' to indicate when the action occurred.
Will is used for spontaneous decisions and predictions.
Structure:
Example: I don't like this meal, I won't eat it.
Going to is used for plans or intentions.
Structure:
Example: We are going to travel to NY next weekend.
Highlight: The choice between 'will' and 'going to' often depends on how certain or planned the future action is.
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The present tense in English is divided into two main forms: Present Simple and Present Continuous. Each has distinct structures and uses.
The Present Simple is used for habitual actions, routines, and permanent situations.
Structure:
Example: She always does her homework.
Highlight: Adverbs of frequency are often used with Present Simple to indicate how often an action occurs. These include: always, often, usually, sometimes, and never.
The Present Continuous is primarily used for actions happening at the moment of speaking.
Structure:
Example: My sister is reading her favourite book.
Vocabulary: Present Continuous is also known as Present Progressive.
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