TENSES

TENSES

The meaning of the tenses : is the time. Word tenses verb meaning or set of words used to express the relationship of time.

Reason of tenses : tenses indicate wheteher it is in action or activity, when present, pas or to come.

The use of the word tenses is indicates when the event or activity occurred.

The type of tenses :

Simple present tense     : SUBJECT  + V1

Simple past tense          : SUBJECT  + V2

Simple future tense       : SUBJECT  + WILL/SHALL + V1

Present continues tense           : SUBJECT + TO BE  (am, are, is) +V1 +Ing

Past continues tense      : SUBJECT + WAS + V1 + Ing

Future continues tense  : SUBJECT + WILL/SHALL + Be + V1 + Ing

Present perfect tense     : SUBJECT +HAVE/HAS +PAST PARTICIPLE

Past perfect tense          : SUBJECT + HAD + PAST PARTICIPLE

Future perfect tense      : SUBJECT + WILL/SHALL + HAVE + PAST           PARTICIPLE

Simple present tense     : My mother go to market

Simple past tense          : My mother went to the market

Simple future tense       : My mother will go to the market

Present continues tense : My mother is going to the market

Past continues tense      : My mother was going to the market

Future continues tense  : My mother will be going to the market

Present perfect tense     : My mother has gone to the market

Past perfect tense          : My mother had gone to the market

Future perfect tense      : My mother will have gone to the market

Simple present tense     : She eats some oat

Simple past tense          : She ate some oat

Simple future tense       : She will eat some oat

Present continues tense : She is eating some oat

Past continues tense      : She was eating some oat

Future continues tense  : She will be eating some oat

Present perfect tense     : She has eaten some oat

Past perfect tense          : She had eaten some oat

Future perfect tense      : She will have eaten some oat

Simple present tense     : I tell him my addres after he asket me twice

Simple past tense          : I told him my addres after he asket me twice

Simple future tense       : I tell him my addres after he will asket me twice

Present continues tense : I telling him my address after he is asket me twice

Past continues tense      : I telling him my addres after he was asket me twice

Future continues tense  : I telling him my addres after he will be asket me   twice

Present perfect tense     : I told him my addres after he has asket me twice

Past perfect tense          : I told him my addres after he had asket me twice

Future perfect tense      : I told him my addres after he will have me twice

Simple present tense     : I help you with your homework

Simple past tense          : I help you with your homework

Simple future tense       : I will help you with your homework

Present continues tense : I’m helping  you with your homework

Past continues tense      : I was helping you with your homework

Future continues tense  : I will be helping you with your homework

Present perfect tense     : I have helped you with your homework

Past perfect tense          : I had helped you with your homework

Future perfect tense      : I  will have helped you with your homework

Simple present tense     : He write letter to his wife

Simple past tense          : He wrote letter to his wife

Simple future tense       : He will write letter to his wife

Present continues tense : He is writing letter to his wife

Past continues tense      : He was writing letter to his wife

Future continues tense  : He will be writing letter to his wife

Present perfect tense     : He has written letter to his wife

Past perfect tense          : He had written letter to his wife

Future perfect tense      : He will have written letter to his wife