5 Tenses We Frequently Use

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SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE

Used to express habitual actions or routines and general facts.
 I, YOU, THEY, WE use (DO)
 SHE, HE, IT use (DOES)

Formula: (+) S + V1 (s / es)
(-) S + do / does + not + V1
(?) Do / does + S + V1

EXAMPLE:
(+) The sun rises from the east
(-) The sun does not rise from the west
(?) Does the sun rise from the west?
(+) The bank closes at 5 pm
(-) The bank does not close at 5 pm
(?) Does the bank closed at 5 pm?


SIMPLE PAST TENSE

Used to declare a sentence that happened in the past.

FORMULA:
  (+) S + V2
  (-) S + did + not + V1
  (?) Did + S + V1

EXAMPLE:
(+) She tried my best
(-) She did not try my best
(?) Did she try my best
(+) She always drank fresh water every morning
(-) She always did not drink fresh water every morning
(?) Did she always drink fresh water every morning?


PRESENT / PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE

PRESENT used to express the ongoing activity, while PAST used to declare the ongoing activity yesterday.

FORMULA:
    (+) S + Be + Ving
    (-) S + Be + not + Ving
    (?) Be + S + Ving
                   
    Note: AAN (Adjective, Adverb, Noun)


SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE

Used to express events that have not occurred, still in rencakan, or events in the future.
FORMULA: (+) S + Will + V1
   (-) S + Will + not + V1
   (?) Will + S + V1


PERFECT PRESENT TENSE
Used to declare events that have occurred and the result still feels / looks.

FORMULA :
(+) S + has / have + V3
(-) S + has / have + not + V3
(?) Has / have + S + V3


Home work

1. She (drink) coffe (S. Past) = She drank coffe
2. They (start) the course (Pr. Perfect) = They have started the course
3. Ana & Linda (open) the account (Past Cont.) = Ana & Linda were opening the account
4. The bank (close) at 5 p.m (S. Present) = The bank closes at 5 p.m
5. The dog (run) through the park (S. Past) = The dog ran through the park



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