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    The document discusses the present, past, and future tenses in English. It provides examples of the simple, continuous, perfect, and perfect continuous forms of verbs in each tense. For the present tense, it lists the conjugations of the verbs "to eat" in the different forms. For the past tense, it does the same for the verb "to write." It also explains the basic rules for forming each tense and aspect, such as using "to have/has" for the perfect forms.

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    The document discusses the present, past, and future tenses in English. It provides examples of the simple, continuous, perfect, and perfect continuous forms of verbs in each tense. For the present tense, it lists the conjugations of the verbs "to eat" in the different forms. For the past tense, it does the same for the verb "to write." It also explains the basic rules for forming each tense and aspect, such as using "to have/has" for the perfect forms.

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    The document discusses the present, past, and future tenses in English. It provides examples of the simple, continuous, perfect, and perfect continuous forms of verbs in each tense. For the present tense, it lists the conjugations of the verbs "to eat" in the different forms. For the past tense, it does the same for the verb "to write." It also explains the basic rules for forming each tense and aspect, such as using "to have/has" for the perfect forms.

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    Tenses

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    Cherine Zhr
    The document discusses the present, past, and future tenses in English. It provides examples of the simple, continuous, perfect, and perfect continuous forms of verbs in each tense. For the present tense, it lists the conjugations of the verbs "to eat" in the different forms. For the past tense, it does the same for the verb "to write." It also explains the basic rules for forming each tense and aspect, such as using "to have/has" for the perfect forms.

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    Miss z.

    cherine

    1. Present simple
    2. Present continious
    3. Present perfect
    4. Present perfect continious

     Past simple
     Past continious
     Past perfect
     Past perfect contionious
    Miss z.cherine

    a. Simple → he /she / it verb + s


    b. Continuous → to be (present simple) + verb ing
    c. Perfect → to have (present simple) + past participle
    d. Perfect continuous → to have (present simple) + been +
    verb ing

    Pronouns Simple Continious Perfect Perfect


    continious
    I Eat am eating Have eaten Have been
    eating
    You Eat Are eating Have eaten Have been
    eating
    He Eats Is eating Has eaten Has been
    eating
    She Eats Is eating Has eaten Has been
    eating
    It Eats Is eating Has eaten Has been
    eating
    We Eat Are eating Have eaten Have been
    eating
    They Eat Are eating Have eaten Have been
    eating
    Miss z.cherine

    a. Simple → regular verbs ( verb + ed )


    Irregulr verbs ( change )
    b. Continious → to be (past simpl) + verb ing

    c. Perfect → to have ( past simple) + past participle


    d. Perfect continious → to have (past simple) + been+ verb
    ing
    The verb : to write
    Perfect
    Pronou simple continious Perfect continious
    ns

    I Wrote Was writing Had Had been


    written writing
    You Wrote Were writing Had Had been
    written writing
    He Wrote Was writing Had Had been
    written writing
    She Wrote Was writing Had Had been
    written writing
    It Wrote Was writing Had Had been
    written writing
    We Wrote Were writing Had Had been
    Miss z.cherine
    written writing
    They Wrote Were writing Had Had been
    written writing

     We use either will or shall


     Will / shall + stem

    The verb : to read


    Pronouns Future simple
    I Shall read
    You Will read
    He Will read
    She Will read
    It Will read
    We Shall read
    They Will read

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