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Mind Map by vialys1714, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by vialys1714
about 9 years ago
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Verb tense
- Present simple: We need to use
present simple a lot in english,so it's
really important to undertand this
were
- Affirmative: I am
- Negative: I am not
- Interrogative: am I?
- Negative: I am not
- Affirmative: I am
- Present continuos: The present
continuos tense in english is really
easy to make and is the same for all
verbs:we make ir using the present
continuos of'be' + verb-ing
- Affirmative:I am sleeping
- Negative: I am not sleeping
- Interrogative: Is he working?
- Negative: I am not sleeping
- Affirmative:I am sleeping
- Past simple:It's similar to the present
simple because it has different rules
for the verb 'be' , shich becomes '
was' or 'were'
- Affirmative: I was cold
- Negative: You were not
on the bus
- Interrogative: How was she?
- Negative: You were not
on the bus
- Affirmative: I was cold
- Past continuos: How can we make the past
continuos?,firstly,check that you know how to make the
past simple with ' be' .
- Affirmative:You were working
- Negative: You were not working
- Interrogative:Were you working?
- Interrogative:Were you working?
- Negative: You were not working
- Affirmative:You were working
- Future simple: The simple future tense is
very easy to make and is very useful
- Affirmative: You will come
- Negative: You will not be late
- Interrogative: Will she dance?
- Negative: You will not be late
- Affirmative: You will come
- Present perfect simple: To make the positive present perfect
tense ,use: Have/has + past participle,Make the past participle
by adding ed to regular verbs,There are a few verbs that change
their spelling when you add ed,we also have some completely
irregular verbs.
- Affirmative: You have worked
- Negative: you have not been to asia
- Interrogative: Has she met john?
- Negative: you have not been to asia
- Affirmative: You have worked
- Present perfect continuos:How good are you at the present perfect continuos
tense? It's not very common tense, and often it's not taught in classes,but we do
use it sometimes and it's very good to know how to make it, and to recognise it
when other people use it.
- Affirmative: She has been swimming
- Negative: It has not been raining
- Interrogative:Have it been raining?
- Negative: It has not been raining
- Affirmative: She has been swimming
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