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    The Present Simple Tense: Did You Like Did He See

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    The Present Simple Tense: Did You Like Did He See

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    THE PRESENT SIMPLE TENSE

    I/ you / we / they he / she / it


    + know knows
    ? Do you know? Does he know?
    I don’t know. She doesn’t know.
    -
    (don’t = do not) (doesn’t = does not)

    THE PAST SIMPLE TENSE

    Regular: infinitive + -ed, -d


    Irregular: II column

    I / you / he / she / it / we / they


    liked (regular)
    + the film
    saw (irregular)
    Did you like
    ? the film?
    Did he see
    We didn’t like
    - the film.
    They did not see
    THE PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE
    To be + Present Participle (infinitive + -ing)

    I you / we / they he / she / it


    + I’m going. You’re going. He’s going.
    ? Am I going? Are you going? Is he going?
    - I’m not going. You aren’t going. He isn’t going.

    THE PRESENT PERFECT TENSE

    Have/has + Past Participle

    PP of regular verbs: infinitive + -d, -ed


    PP of irregular verbs: III column

    I/ you / we / they he / she / it


    have worked has worked
    +
    have seen has seen
    Have you worked? Has he worked?
    ?
    Have they seen? Has she seen?
    I haven’t worked. He hasn’t worked.
    -
    We have not seen. She has not seen.
    THE PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE

    Was/were + Present Participle

    I / he / she / it we / you / they

    + was working were working

    ? Was I working? Were you working?

    - I wasn’t working. You weren’t working.

    THE PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE

    Have/Has been + Present Participle

    I/ you / we / they he / she / it


    + Have been working. Has been working.
    ? Have you been working? Has he been working?
    - I haven’t been working. He hasn’t been working.
    THE PAST PERFECT TENSE

    Had + Past Participle

    I / you / he / she / it / we / they


    Had worked
    +
    Had seen
    Had you worked?
    ?
    Had he seen?
    We hadn’t worked
    -
    They had not seen

    THE PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

    Had been + Present Participle

    I / you / he / she / it / we / they


    + Had been working.
    ? Had you been working?
    - We hadn’t been working.

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