PRES.CONT. I'm sitting at my desk and I'm doing my homework. SIMPLE PAST I had dinner at 6pm. PRES.PERFECT I have been in Europe many times. SIMPLE PRES. I don't smoke. PAST CONT. When I woke up this morning,the Sun was shining. PAST PERF.CONT. We have been waiting in doctor's office since 10 o'clock. SIMPLE FUTURE I will read this new book.
present.cont she is performing a new show right now simple past he felt blameful because he failed a test present.perfect he's n't given up yet simple.pres i tie my shoelace everyday past.cont He explained that he was reading a book past.per.cont They complained that they had been waiting for hours. simple.future it's going to warm up thursday late
SIMPLE PRESENT Laura walks every morning around the park. PRESENT CONT. Yenny is cleaning her room and she is singing a song. PRESENT PERFECT I have travelled many times. PRESENT PERF. CONT. I have been waiting for my bus since 6:30 am. SIMPLE PAST I worked until 9:30 pm PAST CONTINUOS I was waiting for my bus this morning. PAST PERFECT CONT. I had been learning english for 3 years. SIMPLE FUTURE Marisol is going to dance tomorrow.
I am doing my homework. I am a man. He went to play football yesterday. She will take the bus to her friend's house. I have been in Canada for almost 2 years. I had played basketball before I ate dinner. We have been going to the Square one since we left our school. She was washing her house at yesterday morning.
Present perfect: My teacher has been to paris a lot of times. Simple past: I went to Cuba 3 times last summer Present cont: the grandfather is talking and the grandchildren are listening Simple pres: My brother brushes his teeth simple future: john will miss sarah past perf. cont.: i had been married for 3 years
Simple pres. I never meet anyone here. Simple past. I took the book from the library yesterday. Simple future. He will go to the swimming-pool every other day. Pres. cont. He is reading a book. Past cont. At three o’clock yesterday I was reading a book. Future cont. He will be reading an English book when I return home. Pres. perfect We have known each other since we were children. Past perfect. He had read the book by 5 o’clock yesterday. Future perfect. He will have done his lesson by 5 o’clock tomorrow. Pres. perfect cont. He has been doing this job since 2 o’clock. Past perfect cont. He said he had been working since5 o’clock. Future perfect cont. He will have been reading a book for two hours when I come.
Present continuous She's reading the book now. Simple past I ate a light breakfast this morning. Present perfect continuous He has been studying English at Humber since last September. Simple present I wake up at 6am everyday. Past continuous I was taking a shower when the phone rang. Past perfect continuous They had been leaving before we arrived here. Simple future I will be back.
PRES.CONT. He is eating something in front of me. SIMPLE.PAST. She finished work. PRES.PERFECT. I have done my duty since 2004. SIMPLE.PRES. They know which is a wrong answer. PAST.CONT. As you called me, I was having an important meeting. PAST.PERF.CONT. They have been using the same system. SIMPLE.FUTURE. He will forget our arrangement,so you'd better call him just in case.
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PRES.CONT.
I'm sitting at my desk and I'm doing my homework.
SIMPLE PAST
I had dinner at 6pm.
PRES.PERFECT
I have been in Europe many times.
SIMPLE PRES.
I don't smoke.
PAST CONT.
When I woke up this morning,the Sun was shining.
PAST PERF.CONT.
We have been waiting in doctor's office since 10 o'clock.
SIMPLE FUTURE
I will read this new book.
present.cont
she is performing a new show right now
simple past
he felt blameful because he failed a test
present.perfect
he's n't given up yet
simple.pres
i tie my shoelace everyday
past.cont
He explained that he was reading a book
past.per.cont
They complained that they had been waiting for hours.
simple.future
it's going to warm up thursday late
SIMPLE PRESENT
Laura walks every morning around the park.
PRESENT CONT.
Yenny is cleaning her room and she is singing a song.
PRESENT PERFECT
I have travelled many times.
PRESENT PERF. CONT.
I have been waiting for my bus since 6:30 am.
SIMPLE PAST
I worked until 9:30 pm
PAST CONTINUOS
I was waiting for my bus this morning.
PAST PERFECT CONT.
I had been learning english for 3 years.
SIMPLE FUTURE
Marisol is going to dance tomorrow.
I am doing my homework.
I am a man.
He went to play football yesterday.
She will take the bus to her friend's house.
I have been in Canada for almost 2 years.
I had played basketball before I ate dinner.
We have been going to the Square one since we left our school.
She was washing her house at yesterday morning.
Present perfect:
My teacher has been to paris a lot of times.
Simple past:
I went to Cuba 3 times last summer
Present cont:
the grandfather is talking and the grandchildren are listening
Simple pres:
My brother brushes his teeth
simple future:
john will miss sarah
past perf. cont.:
i had been married for 3 years
Simple pres.
I never meet anyone here.
Simple past.
I took the book from the library yesterday.
Simple future.
He will go to the swimming-pool every other day.
Pres. cont.
He is reading a book.
Past cont.
At three o’clock yesterday I was reading a book.
Future cont.
He will be reading an English book when I return home.
Pres. perfect
We have known each other since we were children.
Past perfect.
He had read the book by 5 o’clock yesterday.
Future perfect.
He will have done his lesson by 5 o’clock tomorrow.
Pres. perfect cont.
He has been doing this job since 2 o’clock.
Past perfect cont.
He said he had been working since5 o’clock.
Future perfect cont.
He will have been reading a book for two hours when I come.
Present continuous
She's reading the book now.
Simple past
I ate a light breakfast this morning.
Present perfect continuous
He has been studying English at Humber since last September.
Simple present
I wake up at 6am everyday.
Past continuous
I was taking a shower when the phone rang.
Past perfect continuous
They had been leaving before we arrived here.
Simple future
I will be back.
- present simple
He eats dinner at 7:00pm.
- present cont.
He is eating dinner right now.
- present perfect
He's eaten Thai food for dinner.
- past simple
He ate Thai food for dinner
yesterday.
- past cont.
He was eating dinner at 8:00pm
last night.
- past perfect
He'd eaten dinner
before i visited him.
- future simple
He'll go out for dinner tonight.
(Sorry for leaving comment so late
I got a problem on my lab-top)
PRES.CONT.
He is eating something in front of me.
SIMPLE.PAST.
She finished work.
PRES.PERFECT.
I have done my duty since 2004.
SIMPLE.PRES.
They know which is a wrong answer.
PAST.CONT.
As you called me, I was having an important meeting.
PAST.PERF.CONT.
They have been using the same system.
SIMPLE.FUTURE.
He will forget our arrangement,so you'd better call him just in case.
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