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    The document discusses verb tenses in English, including simple and continuous/progressive forms. It provides formulas and examples for constructing sentences in the present, past, and future simple and continuous tenses. Key words are also listed to indicate situations where each tense would be used, such as "today" for present simple and "right now" for present continuous. Sample questions are given to demonstrate how to use different verbs in sentences applying the various tenses.

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    The document discusses verb tenses in English, including simple and continuous/progressive forms. It provides formulas and examples for constructing sentences in the present, past, and future simple and continuous tenses. Key words are also listed to indicate situations where each tense would be used, such as "today" for present simple and "right now" for present continuous. Sample questions are given to demonstrate how to use different verbs in sentences applying the various tenses.

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    The document discusses verb tenses in English, including simple and continuous/progressive forms. It provides formulas and examples for constructing sentences in the present, past, and future simple and continuous tenses. Key words are also listed to indicate situations where each tense would be used, such as "today" for present simple and "right now" for present continuous. Sample questions are given to demonstrate how to use different verbs in sentences applying the various tenses.

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    Verb Tenses Simple: Don't /doesn't

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    VERB TENSES

    Simple
    Tense Formulas Situations Key words 

    Present Today Situations,  Today, everyday, every


    Simple *+ verb infinitive +...... +. routine week, every ….
    science things, once a week 
    Do /Does +*+verb Infinitive+ things that happen on summers
    today usually
    ….+? sometimes
    frequently
    *+don’t /doesn’t +verb normally

    Infinitive+.
    Auxiliary verbs
    Do don’t    ( I / you/ we/ they)    
    Does /doesn’t    (he/ she it)

    verb to be : is / are/ am
    Past   Simple  actions that have Yesterday, last week,
    *+ verb past +...... finished or that last…
    happened before ago.month / day /year
    +. before
    since…
    Did +*+verb Infinitive+…. the past month/ year
    Once upon a time
    +?
    *+didn’t / did not +verb
    Infinitive+.

    Auxiliary verbs
    Did / did not  

    verb to be : is / are/ am
    Future Actions that will Tomorrow, 
    *+will +verb Infinitive +.... happen ,  in the future  later, 
    ( planned ) after, 
    +. next.day/week/month
    the following….
    Will +*+verb Infinitive+….
    +?
    *+won’t / will not +verb
    Infinitive+.

    Auxiliary verbs
    will / won’t

    VERB TENSES
    Continuous / Progressive
    Tense Formulas Situations Key words 

    Present Continuous an action that is occurring in right now…


    Progressive PERSON *+is .are. am+ verb the moment and still does  now…
    at this moment
    -ing+... +.    
    Is .are. am +*+verb -ing+….
    +?
    *+Is .are. am+verb -ing+.
    Auxiliary verbs
    are / am 
     aren’t / am not       I / you/ we/
    they          

     is -isn’t                 he/ she/it


    Past   Continuous
    /progressive *+was. were+ verb -ing+...
     
    +.    
    Was. Were +*+verb -ing+….
    +?
    *+wasn’t/ weren’t+verb -ing+.
    Auxiliary verbs
    are / am 
     aren’t / am not       I / you/ we/
    they          

     is -isn’t                 he/ she/it


    run present simple

    ? Do you run every day?

    + Yes, I run every day. 

    - No, I don't run every  day. 

    run past simple

    ? Did she run yesterday?

    + Yes, she ran yesterday. 

    - No, she did not run yesterday 

    run/he future simple

    ? Will he run in the race?

    + Yes he will in the race 

    - No he will not in the race 

    run/it present continuous/ progressive


    ? Are you runing today? 

    + Yes Are you runing today 

    - No you are not runing 

    run/they past continuous/ progressive

    -
    Become/she present simple
    ?
    +
    -
    Become/we past simple
    ?
    +
    -
    Become/it future simple
    ?
    +
    -
    Become/yo present continuous/ progressive
    u
    ?
    +
    -
    Become/I past continuous/ progressive
    ?
    +
    -
    read present simple
    they
    ?
    +
    -
    read she past simple
    ?
    +
    -
    read we future simple
    ?
    +
    -
    read you present continuous/ progressive
    ?
    +
    -
    read I past continuous/ progressive
    ?
    +
    -
    write he present simple
    ?
    +
    -
    write we past simple
    ?
    +
    -
    write I future simple
    ?
    +
    -
    write present continuous/ progressive
    you
    ?
    +
    -
    write she past continuous/ progressive
    ?
    +
    -
    arrive it present simple
    ?
    +
    -
    arrive he past simple
    ?
    +
    -
    arrive you future simple
    ?
    +
    -
    arrive he present continuous/ progressive
    ?
    +
    -
    arrive past continuous/ progressive
    they
    ?
    +
    -

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