Tuesday, 29 May 2012

PRESENT TENSE



1. The simple present tense is used for
  • Habitual action/ action occurring in the present.

  • Imperatives.

  • General truths.

2. The present continuous tense    
  • Is used when action is taking.  

  • The verb to be (is, are, am) is placed before the verb.

  • -ing is added to the verb.

3. The present perfect tense
  • Shows an action which has happened or was just completed.

  • Shows an action which began in the past and is still continuing.

  • Shows an action which occurred at an unspecified  time in the past.


Simple Present Tense
Present Continuous Tense
Present Perfect Tense
I eat.
I am eating.
I have eaten.
Siti speaks with Jarjit.
Siti is speaking with Jarjit.
Siti has spoken with Jarjit.
They sleep.
They are sleeping.
They have slept.

1 comment:

  1. We can now easily figure out different forms of tenses and students in this regard would almost develop more of the better understanding for the future success. paraphrase my paper

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