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This document summarizes the meanings and uses of different verb tenses in English, including the present simple, past simple, present perfect, future with will, and future with going to. It provides examples for forming sentences in the positive, negative, and interrogative for each tense. The tenses expressed include showing repeated or habitual actions, finished past actions, ongoing present actions, predictions about the future, and intentions to do something in the future.
This document summarizes the meanings and uses of different verb tenses in English, including the present simple, past simple, present perfect, future with will, and future with going to. It provides examples for forming sentences in the positive, negative, and interrogative for each tense. The tenses expressed include showing repeated or habitual actions, finished past actions, ongoing present actions, predictions about the future, and intentions to do something in the future.
This document summarizes the meanings and uses of different verb tenses in English, including the present simple, past simple, present perfect, future with will, and future with going to. It provides examples for forming sentences in the positive, negative, and interrogative for each tense. The tenses expressed include showing repeated or habitual actions, finished past actions, ongoing present actions, predictions about the future, and intentions to do something in the future.
a repeated action Subject + infinitive / infinitive + s He jumps. how often something happens Negative: I don't jump. Present Simple one action follows another Subject + don't/doesn't + infinitive Do I jump? things in general Interrogative: Does he jump? Do/does + subject + infinitive To show: Positive: I jumped. a finished action in the past Subject + infinitive + ed an action happened in the middle of Negative: I didn't jump. Past Simple another action Subject + didn't/ + infinitive Interrogative: Did I jump? Did + subject + infinitive To show: Positive: I have jumped. an action has just finished or has a Subject + have/has + past participle He has jumped. connection to the present Negative: I haven't jumped. Present Perfect an action started in the past and Subject + hasn't/haven't + past participle He hasn't jumped. continues up to the present Interrogative: Have I jumped? Has/have + subject + participle Has he jumped? To show: Positive: I will jump. predictions about the future Subject + will + infinitive you decide to do something at the Negative: I won't jump. future: will time of speaking Subject + will not (won't) + infinitive 1st conditional sentences Interrogative: Will I jump? Will + subject + infinitive To show: Positive: I am going to jump. When you have already decided to Subject + be (am, is are) + going to + infinitive He is going to will jump. do something Negative: They are going to jump. what you think will happen Subject + be (am, is, are) + not + going to + infinitive I am not going to jump. future: going to Interrogative: He isn't going to jump. Be (am, is, are) + subject + going to + infinitive They aren't going to jump. Am I going to jump? Is he going to jump? Are they going to jump?
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