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This document provides instructions for using a program to learn about verb tenses. It outlines the goals of understanding different verb types and how to apply them. The program covers present, past, and future verb tenses, including present continuous, present simple, present perfect, present tense for future, past simple, past continuous, past perfect, past perfect continuous, future simple, future continuous, and future perfect tenses. It provides examples of questions to test understanding and allows the user to practice identifying the correct verb tense.
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The document outlines the use of various English grammatical structures, focusing on tenses such as simple past and past progressive, their applications, along with instructions on modals, reflexive and reciprocal pronouns, and present perfect usage. It also includes a detailed program for a tutoring session conducted by Paul Gonz叩lez, specifying the schedule, topics covered, and materials used during the presentation. Overall, it serves as a comprehensive guide for teaching English grammar and organizing a tutorial class.Grammar Review # 1
Grammar Review # 1NISJeddah
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This document provides a grammar review covering present, progressive, past, and future tenses. It discusses:
1) How to form and use the present simple, progressive, past, and future tenses, including irregular verb forms.
2) Examples of each tense are provided such as "He studies grammar every day" for present simple and "I will call you tomorrow morning" for future.
3) An overview of subject, object, and possessive pronouns and how to ensure pronouns agree with their antecedents.Lesson 1
Lesson 1 E-Gazarchin Online University
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Here are the answers to the listening comprehension questions:
1. False
2. True
3. False
4. True
5. False
6. FalsePresent Simple.pptx
Present Simple.pptxGreatSchool1
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The document provides information on the present simple tense and present continuous tense in English. It discusses when to use each tense, their grammatical structures, functions, and examples of each. Key points include:
- Present simple is used for repeated/habitual actions, facts, future schedules, quotations, and conditions.
- Present continuous is used for actions happening now or over a period of time, temporary situations, changing/developing situations, and future plans.
- Examples are given to illustrate the different uses of each tense.grammar level two new edition for intermediate .pptx
grammar level two new edition for intermediate .pptxAbdulHussainNazari1
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The document provides an in-depth overview of auxiliary verbs, including their uses and forms, specifically focusing on future actions, possibilities, abilities, and permission. It explains the structure and application of various tenses, including present perfect, past perfect, and future progressive, along with causative verbs and their functions in sentences. Additionally, the document highlights the nuances in expressing obligations, suggestions, and making requests.Tenses
TensesIgnatius Joseph Estroga
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This document provides information on English verb tenses. It discusses 12 verb tenses - simple present, present continuous, simple past, past continuous, simple future, present perfect, past perfect, future perfect, present perfect continuous, past perfect continuous, future continuous and future perfect continuous. For each tense, it provides examples of usage, forms and key points about when each tense is used.PRESENT SIMPLE OR PRESENT CONTINUOUS (EXPLANATION)
PRESENT SIMPLE OR PRESENT CONTINUOUS (EXPLANATION)jfhidal
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This document provides an overview of the present simple and present continuous tenses in English. It explains that the present simple is used for permanent or habitual situations, while the present continuous is used for temporary actions happening now or in the near future. Examples are given for forming, using negatives and questions of both tenses. Common time expressions that accompany each tense are also outlined.Ad
Verbs
- 2. Dear student, use these directions to know how to use this program: To go to previous page To go to next page To go to main verbs type To exist the program By showing with the mouse in the type, click to inter to the explanation. NEXT BACK NEXT
- 3. Goals program To know the types of verbs. To know how these types work. To know the difference between them. To know how to apply every one of these types of verbs in writing, or speaking. NEXT NEXT BACK
- 4. Present Tenses. Past Tenses. Future Tenses. In This Project I Will Discuses About: NEXT BACK
- 5. Present Tenses Present Continuous Tense Present Simple Tense Present Perfect Tense Present Tense for the Future Questions NEXT BACK BACK NEXT BACK
- 6. Present Continuous Tense: I am -ing I am cooking. He He is writing She is -ing She is cooking It It is raining We we are driving your car. You are -ing You are helping me. They They are going to school NEXT BACK
- 7. Present Simple Tense: I We You They He She It Verb Verb + S **Examples: I do my homework. We play football. You help them. They Know us. He works day and night. She reads her book. NEXT BACK NEXT BACK
- 8. Present Perfect Tense: I We You They He She It Have Has washed worked cleaned done been begun taken I have seen you this morning. we have seen you at mosque. They have taken their camera. You have cleaned the house. He has attended the class today. She has opened the door. It has begun to rain. ** Examples: NEXT BACK
- 9. Present Tense for the Future: I am going to He She is going to It We You are going to They I am going to read my book. He is going to help you. It is going to rain soon. They are going to listen to me. We are going to get a job during the summer. do enjoy eat make see **Examples: NEXT BACK
- 10. Let Me Show you some Questions and Try to solve its: NEXT BACK
- 11. Choice the correct answer: 1) He visit us. 2) My name is Faisal. I ..... ...... At the airport. a) is b) dose c) are d) did a) am work b) am works c) am working d) am worked NEXT BACK NEXT BACK
- 12. 3) She ....... to school. a) goes b) go c) went d) has go 4) Wait! I am ....... Ready now. a) get b) getting c) has get d) got NEXT BACK
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- 14. No, you can try again
- 16. Past Tenses. Past Simple Tense Past Continuous Tense Past Perfect Tense Past Perfect Continuous Tense: Questions NEXT BACK
- 17. Past Simple Tense: I We They He She It played began Regular & Irregular verbs **Examples: We enjoyed the film yesterday. She went to school early. I forgot to bring your book. NEXT BACK
- 18. Regular & Irregular verbs Regular verbs: work - worked play - played live - lived clean - cleaned start - started dance - danced watch - watched etc Irregular verbs: catch - caught begin - began break - broke bring - brought build - built buy - bought take - took etc. NEXT BACK
- 19. Past Continuous Tense: I He She It We You They was working were working ** Examples: She was driving a car. It was raining yesterday. we were playing together. you were riding a motorbike. NEXT BACK
- 20. Past Perfect Tense: It must coming with the modals like: (before, after, when, since). **Examples: when I ate (had eaten) breakfast , I went to the college. After I ate (had eaten) breakfast , I went to the college. NEXT BACK
- 21. Past Perfect Continuous Tense: Is used to refer to events or actions which occurred before a particular time and expresses the duration or on-going character of any activity. it formed with had been the present simple (-ing form) of the verb. **Examples: He had been eating. I had been studying. NEXT BACK
- 22. Choice the correct answer: 1) I ...... ....... My work last week. a) completed b) was completed c) had completed d) complete 2) I ...... ....... In a hospital. a) were working b) is working c) had working d) was working NEXT BACK
- 23. 3) The robbers had left the bank before the police ......... . a) arrive c) was arriving b) arrived d) was arrived 4) It had been ........ Constantly throughout the night. a) rained b) raining c) rain d) rains NEXT BACK
- 24. No, you can try again
- 26. No, you can try again
- 28. Future Tenses Future Simple Tense Future Continuous Tense Future Perfect Tense Questions NEXT BACK
- 29. Future Simple Tense I We You They He She It will be clean come play see **Examples: I will come to see you. We will play together. My cat will not cause any problems. We can also say I shall & We shall but we cant say (you, she, he, they, it) shall. NEXT BACK
- 30. Future Continuous Tense Will be I We You They He She Shall be I We Will be waiting coming eating proud happy Shall be Coming waiting **Examples I will be visiting you. **Examples I shall be waiting for them here. NEXT BACK
- 31. Future Perfect Tense It is use to refer to an action which will be completed before a moment of focus in the future. **Example: I will have already returned from Saudi Arabia when you come again. NEXT BACK
- 32. Choice the correct answer: 1) They . . . . . . . their passports by then. a) will have received b) will received c) received d) have received 2) We will be . . . . . . You always. a) remember b) remembered d) remembering c) is remember NEXT BACK
- 33. Chick if it True or False: 3) We will play and sing together. True False 4) They shall visit me tomorrow. True False NEXT BACK
- 34. No, you can try again
- 36. No, you can try again
- 38. No, you can try again
- 40. Verbs Done By: Sultan al Zidi