Tenses overview

Tenses: overview
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Tenses: overview

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Present simple
Use
- facts, general truths
- actions that happen regularly
- habits

!!! every, often, sometimes, regularly, always, usually,...

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Present simple
Form: 
I / you / we / they:   infinitive

he / she / it:   infinitive + s / es / ies

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Present simple

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Present continuous
Use:
- something that is happening at this moment or around this time
- future arrangement: when you have already decided and arranged to do it

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Present continuous
Form:

am / is / are    +     verb + ing

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Present continuous

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Past simple
Use:
- actions that took place in the past and are completely finished now
- often with expression of time (last, ago, yesterday, in 2002,...)

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Past simple
Form:

- regular verbs:  verb + (e)d

- irregular verbs: see list (study by heart)

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Past simple

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Past continuous
Use:

- something that was going on at a certain moment in the past

- an action that happened in the middle of another action (often with 'while')

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Past continuous
Form:

was / were    +     verb + ing

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Past continuous

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Present perfect
Use:
- an action that started in the past and continues up to the present
- an experience (without expression of time)
- an action that happened in the past, but still has a result in the present 
- often with 'just, yet, (n)ever, already, for, since,...' 

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Present perfect
Form:

have / has   +    past participle*   


* (regular verbs:  infinitive + ed, irregular verbs: 3rd column)

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Present perfect

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Past perfect
Use:
When we talk about an event that happened BEFORE another event in the past (for that other event we use the past simple)

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Past perfect
Form:

had + past participle*


* (regular verbs: infinitive + ed, irregular verbs: 3rd column)



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Past perfect

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