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    This document provides an overview of English verb tenses including: - The simple present, simple future, progressive, and perfect tenses - Examples of positive, negative, and interrogative sentence structures for each tense - Key helping verbs and conjugations for subjects like I, you, we, they The overview explains the basic forms and uses of common English verb tenses.

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    This document provides an overview of English verb tenses including: - The simple present, simple future, progressive, and perfect tenses - Examples of positive, negative, and interrogative sentence structures for each tense - Key helping verbs and conjugations for subjects like I, you, we, they The overview explains the basic forms and uses of common English verb tenses.

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    This document provides an overview of English verb tenses including: - The simple present, simple future, progressive, and perfect tenses - Examples of positive, negative, and interrogative sentence structures for each tense - Key helping verbs and conjugations for subjects like I, you, we, they The overview explains the basic forms and uses of common English verb tenses.

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    Overview of tenses

    +Pronunciation
    When? Who? Form Example
    It
    Base form It be can be simple
    .
    I am I am here.
    Simple Present
    You/we/they.. are You are here.

    I'm
    it's
    We're
    I will be I will be here.
    You will be You will be here.
    Simple Future He/She/It will be She will be here.
    We will be We will be here.
    I’ll, bin
    They will be They will be here.

    Progressive
    being He is being unusual.
    form

    Perfect from been It has been fun.

    I’ll, bΙn
    I go for a walk everyday.
     (+) Subject + verb (infinitive)+ object
     (I / we / you / they/he /she/it) +
    work/s/es,
     (-) Sub + do/does not +verb (infinitive)
     (I / we / you / they/he /she/it)+do/does not
     (?) Do/Does + Sub + verb (infinitive)
     Do/ Does + I/he + work?

     When/ where/what ….+ Do/ Does + I/he +


    work?
    I broke the window.
    window broke Now

     Situation cannot be changed

    Action finished

    Form:

    I didn’t Mean to break it


    Subject did not base form of verb infinitive form of verb
     (+) Subject + verb (2nd form) + object

     (I / we / you / they/he /she/it) + worked


    or wrote
     (-) Sub + did not +verb infinitive
     (I / we / you / they/he /she/it)+did not +
    work

     (?)Did + Sub + verb infinitive


     Did + I/he + work?
     When/where/what….+Did + I/he + work?
    I will cook food.
    (+) Sub + auxiliary verb + verb(infinitive) + obj

     (I / he / she / it / we / you / they) + will +


    work
     (-) Sub + will not + verb infinitive
     (I / we / you / they/he /she/it)+ will not +
    work
     (?) Will + Sub + verb infinitive
     Will + I/he + work?
     When/ where/what……+ Will + I/he + work?
     (+) Subject + have/has + verb (past
    participle) + object
     (I / we / you / they/he /she/it) + have/ has
    worked
     (-) Sub + have/has not + verb (past
    participle)
     (I / we / you / they/he /she/it)+ have/has
    not+ worked
     (?) Have/has + Sub + verb (past participle)
     (?) Have/has + I/he worked
     (?) When/where/ what…+Have/has + Sub +
    verb (past participle)
    I have worked for Samsung.
     There is really nothing.

     There was a little girl.

     Sit fast , when you dance.

     Karen received shoes.

    I will take care of her.

    I have suffered enough for red shoes.

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