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    The document summarizes different tenses in English including present, past, and future tenses. It provides examples of sentence structures and verbs used for the present simple, present continuous, present perfect, past simple, past continuous, past perfect, future simple, and future continuous tenses. It also includes exercises asking the reader to complete sentences in different tenses and match sentences to the correct tense.

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    TENSES

    1 Present tenses
    Present tenses
    Present Simple Present Continuous
    + verb (-s,-es,-ies) + (am, is ,are) + verb (-ing)
    Does/Do + + verb (...)? (am, is, are) + + verb (-ing) (...) ?
    + does/do NOT + verb (...). + (am, is, are) NOT + verb(-ing).

    Present Perfect Simple


    + has/have + verb (3rd form)
    Has/Have + + verb (3rd form)?
    + has/have NOT + verb(3rd form)

    Present Perfect Continuous


    + (has/have) been + verb(-ing)
    Has/Have + +been + verb(-
    ing)?
    + has/have NOT been + verb(-ing).
    Every day Once a year Every Saturday

    “
    Write 5 sentences about your habits.

    Never Always
    Guess who
    game

    Present continuous for things that can change: clothes, earrings, glasses
    Present simple for things that do not change: appearance (moustache, beard, skin
    complexion, hair, etc.
    Have you ever…?

    Part 1 Part 2

    Try to come up with 5 Try to come up with 5


    “Have you ever…?” “Have you ever…?”
    questions to get “Yes, I questions but this time
    have” answer. One such you want to get “No, I
    answer equals one point! have not.” for an answer.
    2 Past
    tenses
    Past tenses
    Past Simple Past Continuous
    + verb (2nd form) + was/were) + verb (-ing)
    Did + + verb (...)? Was/were + + verb (-ing) (...) ?
    + did NOT + verb (...). + was/were NOT + verb(-ing).

    Past Perfect Simple


    + had + verb (3rd form)
    Had + + verb (3rd form)?
    + had NOT + verb(3rd form)

    Past Perfect Continuous


    + had been + verb(-ing)
    Had + +been + verb(-ing)?
    + had NOT been + verb(-ing).
    Sentence examples
    Below you can see some sentences in various Past tenses. Try to create the missing sentences
    from the given one. You must have a positive, negative and question form for each of the
    sentences.
    1. I played a computer game.
    2. I had lived in London, before I moved to Paris.
    3. I wasn’t playing basketball all evening.
    4. Was she home when I came?
    5. Were you at school yesterday?
    6. Had Mike finished his homework before he watched television?
    7. Was Sam eating dinner when I was working?
    8. He was tired because he was exercising so hard.
    9. He was tired because he had been exercising so hard. (emphasis on the
    time)
    Interview
    You will be asked some questions about peculiar
    events from your life.
    3 Future
    tenses
    Future tenses
    Future Simple Future Continuous
    + will + verb + will + be + verb (-ing)
    Will + + verb (...)? Will + + be + verb (-ing) (...) ?
    + will NOT + verb (...). + will NOT + be + verb(-ing).

    Future Perfect Simple


    + will + have + verb (3rd form)
    Will + + have + verb (3rd form)?
    + will NOT + have + verb (3rd form)

    Future Perfect Continuous


    + will + have been + verb(-ing)
    Will + + have been + verb(-ing)?
    + will NOT + have been + verb(-ing).
    Match sentences to the tense
    By next week, we will have earned lots of
    money.
    Will you please help me? Future Simple Look at those dark clouds! It’s
    going to rain!
    Future Continuous
    Will you have graduated
    I will keep my promise.
    form the Uni before I Future Perfect
    graduate?

    The plane will have landed by that time.


    I will be teaching tomorrow afternoon.

    I will do my homework in 5 I will be helping Alex tomorrow.


    1. Choose a continent and a country.
    2. Choose the best season to go.
    3. Where would you like to go?
    a big city / a village / a mountain / the beach/ a resort
    4. I would like to stay for…
    a weekend / a week / a fortnight / a month / …
    5. Where are you going to stay?
    Planning a
    hotel / bed & breakfast (B&B) / apartment / tent / caravan roadtrip
    6.What means of travel are you going to use?
    train / tram / car / horse / bike / ocean liner / plane / bus / etc.
    7. What are you going to do there?
    meet a celebrity / visit museums / go sightseeing / go to a
    music festival / hiking / a cruise
    8. Make a short list of the things you need to pack in advance
    Thanks!

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