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    The document discusses English tenses including present, past, and future tenses. It provides examples of how to form and use simple, continuous, perfect, and perfect continuous tenses in the present, past, and future. For each tense, it gives a brief description and example sentence showing the subject, verb, and object structure.

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    Tenses

    Grammatical Range & Accuracy: Writing Task 1

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    Present Tenses
    Perfect
    Simple Continuous Perfect
    Continuous

    Shows that an action Shows that an action


    Shows that an ongoing
    Shows repetition, has happened once or started in the past and
    Description habit or generalization
    action is happening
    many times before has continued until
    now
    now now

    XXXXXXXXX X X
    Timeline
    P Now F P Now F P Now F P Now F

    I am eating rice right I have eaten all of the I have been eating rice
    Example I eat rice everyday.
    now. rice. for 2 hours.

    Subject, Verb, S+ ‘am/is/are’ + S + ‘have/has been’ +


    S + V1 + O S + ‘have/has’ + V3 + O
    Object (V+ing) + O (V+ing) + O
    Past Tenses
    Perfect
    Simple Continuous Perfect
    Continuous

    Shows that a Shows that an action Shows that something Shows that something
    completed action took was ongoing in past happened before started in the past and
    Description place at a specific time (sometimes this action another action in the continued up until
    in the past may be interrupted) past another action in past

    X X X X X X
    Timeline
    P Now F P Now F P Now F P Now F

    I had been eating rice


    I was eating rice when I had eaten all of the
    Example I ate rice yesterday.
    you arrived. rice when you arrived.
    for 2 hours when you
    arrived.

    Subject, Verb, S + ‘was/were’ + S + ‘had been’ +


    S + V2 + O S + ’had’ + V3 + O
    Object (V+ing) + O (V+ing) + O
    Future Tenses
    Simple Continuous Perfect Perfect Continuous

    Show that an action Shows that something Shows that something


    Shows that an action
    will continue in the will happen before will continue up until a
    Description will happen in the
    future (this action may another action in the particular event or time
    future
    be interrupted) future in the future

    X X X X X X
    Timeline
    P Now F P Now F P Now F P Now F

    I will have eaten the I will have been eating


    I will eat rice I will be eating rice
    Example tomorrow. when you arrive.
    pizza by the time you pizza for 2 hours when
    arrive. you arrive.

    Subject, Verb, S + ‘will be’ + (V+ing) + S + ‘will have been’ +


    S + ‘will’ + V + O S + ‘will have’ + V3 + O
    Object O (V+ing) +O

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