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    The document discusses different verb tenses in English including: - Simple present tense which shows habits or present activities - Present continuous tense which indicates ongoing actions - Simple past tense which shows completed past actions - Past continuous tense which refers to continuing past actions - Simple future tense which talks about future events that haven't happened yet - Future continuous tense which indicates future actions that will be ongoing for a period of time. Each tense is explained with its structure, auxiliary verbs, and examples.

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    The document discusses different verb tenses in English including: - Simple present tense which shows habits or present activities - Present continuous tense which indicates ongoing actions - Simple past tense which shows completed past actions - Past continuous tense which refers to continuing past actions - Simple future tense which talks about future events that haven't happened yet - Future continuous tense which indicates future actions that will be ongoing for a period of time. Each tense is explained with its structure, auxiliary verbs, and examples.

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    Simple Present Tense: Structure

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    SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE

     
    SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE SHOWS HABIT , TRUTH OF PRESENT ACTIVITIES .
    STRUCTURE :
    SUBJECT + 1ST VERB + S/ES + OBJECT ( + )
    SUBJECT + DO NOT / DOES NOT + 1ST VERB + OBJECT ( - )
    DO / DOES + SUBJECT + 1ST VERB + OBJECT ( ? )
     
    EXAMPLES :
    WE PAINT OUR HOUSE WHITE ( + )
    WE DO NOT PAINT OUR HOUSE WHITE (-)
    DO WE PAINT OUR HOUSE WHITE (?)
    • Present continue tense
    •  
    • The present continuous tense indicates that an action or condition is happening now, frequently, and may continue into the future.
    • Auxiliary verbs : ( Is , am , are )
    • Structures :
    • Subject + to be + Ving + object
    • Subject + to be + not + Ving + object
    • To be + subject + Ving + object
    • Examples :
    • I am starting
    • I am not starting
    • Am I starting ?
    • Simple past tense
    •  
    • The past continuous tense, also known as the past progressive tense, refers to a continuing action or stateIt shows an action which is happened in the past .
    • Auxiliary verbs ( DID )
    • STRUCTURES :
    • Subject + 2nd verb + object ( + )
    • Subject + Did not + 1st verb + object ( - )
    • Did + subject + 1st verb + object ( ? )
    • Examples
    • Ahmad turned off his laptop
    • Ahmad did not turn off his laptop
    • Did Ahmad turn off his laptop ?
    • Past continues tense
    • The past continuous tense, also known as the past progressive tense, refers to a continuing action or state that was happening at
    some point in the past.
    • Auxiliary Verbs : ( Was / were )
    • Structures :
    • Subject + was / were + Ving + object

    • Subject + was/were+Not + Ving + object


    • Was/were + subject + Ving + object

    • Examples :

    • The sun was shining everyday that summer


    • The summer was not shining everyday that summer

    • Was the summer shining everyday that summer ?


    • Simple future tense
    •  
    • The simple future is a verb tense that’s used to talk about things that haven’t happened yet.
    •  
    • STRUCTURES :

    • Subject + will + 1st verb + object

    • Subject + will not + 1st verb + object


    • Will + subject + 1st verb + object ?
    •  

    • Examples :
    • We will celebrate the birthday

    • We will not celebrate the birthday


    • Will we celebrate the birthday ?
    • Future continues tense
    •  
    • Is a verb tense that indicates that something will occur in the future and continue for an expected length of time.
    • Auxiliary verbs : ( will be )
    • Structures :
    • Subject + will + be + Ving + object
    • Subject + will + not + be + Ving + object
    • Will + subject + be + Ving + object .
    • Exmaples :
    • I will be watching TV Friday
    • I will not be watching TV Friday
    • Will I be watching TV Friday ?

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