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    KANG OBETH - Mastering English Tense(s)

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    The document presents a formula and explanation for English tenses in 3 sentences or less. It introduces the formula S.F.P.C to represent Simple, Future, Perfect, and Continuous tenses. It then provides examples of how to write out the present and past forms of each tense using regular and irregular verbs. Students are expected to be able to write the shortest formula, simplify tense forms, complete exercises with correct tenses, and transform examples into negatives and interrogatives.

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    The document presents a formula and explanation for English tenses in 3 sentences or less. It introduces the formula S.F.P.C to represent Simple, Future, Perfect, and Continuous tenses. It then provides examples of how to write out the present and past forms of each tense using regular and irregular verbs. Students are expected to be able to write the shortest formula, simplify tense forms, complete exercises with correct tenses, and transform examples into negatives and interrogatives.

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    The document presents a formula and explanation for English tenses in 3 sentences or less. It introduces the formula S.F.P.C to represent Simple, Future, Perfect, and Continuous tenses. It then provides examples of how to write out the present and past forms of each tense using regular and irregular verbs. Students are expected to be able to write the shortest formula, simplify tense forms, complete exercises with correct tenses, and transform examples into negatives and interrogatives.

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    KANG OBETH - Mastering English Tense(s)

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    The document presents a formula and explanation for English tenses in 3 sentences or less. It introduces the formula S.F.P.C to represent Simple, Future, Perfect, and Continuous tenses. It then provides examples of how to write out the present and past forms of each tense using regular and irregular verbs. Students are expected to be able to write the shortest formula, simplify tense forms, complete exercises with correct tenses, and transform examples into negatives and interrogatives.

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    Mastering

    English Tense(s)
    Presented by : Ubaidilah Rosihin [OBETH]

    { FORMS} in less than 60 minutes


    Objective(s) of Learning :

    By the end of the lesson, students are expected to be able to :


    1. Write the shortest formula of English tenses;
    2. Simplify the present forms and past forms of English tense(s);
    3. Complete tense exercises using regular and irregular verbs appropriately;
    4. Use correct tense in written exercises;
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    FORMULA : S . F P C
    No Names of Tense

    1 S -> Simple

    2 F -> Future PRONOUNS+Verb (Reg-V & Irreg-V)


    3 P-> Perfect Verb 1 Verb 2 Verb 3

    4 C-> Continuous I write wrote written


    You write wrote Have written
    5 FP -> Future Perfect
    We write wrote written
    6 FC -> Future Continuous They write wrote written
    He writes wrote written
    7 PC -> Perfect Continuous
    She writes wrote written
    8 FPC -> Future Perfect Continuous It writes wrote Has written
    Fitra writes wrote written
    Simple = V1 Future = will + V1 Fitri writes wrote written

    Perfect = have/has + V3 Continuous = Be + V-ing BE = V1 (am/is/are); V2 (was/were); V3 (been)


    OBSERVE
    THE FOLLOWING….

    FORMULA : S . F P C

    FORMS
    No Names of Tense
    Present Past
    1 S -> Simple Fitri writes English. wrote

    2 F -> Future Fitri will write English. would write

    3 P-> Perfect Fitri has written English. had written

    4 C-> Continuous Fitri is writing English. was writinging

    5 FP -> Future Perfect Fitri will have written English. would have written

    6 FC -> Future Continuous Fitri will be writing English. would be writing

    7 PC -> Perfect Continouous Fitri has been writing English. had been writing

    8 FPC -> Future Perfect Continuous Fitri will have been writing English. would have been writing
    TRANSFORM THE PREVIOUS EXAMPLES
    INTO (-) NEGATIVES AND (?) INTERROGERATIVES

    1] DO…. [V1]
    T [V
    NO DOES…. [V1]
    .. DO
    … DID…. [V1]
    [BE] NOT [V1-ING]
    DO BE …. [V1-ING]
    ES HAVE…. [V3]
    HAD…. [V3]
    NO
    T [ V1 HAS…. [V3]
    ]
    THX…
    SEE YOU…..

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