As in every language, there are present a variety of tenses to differentiate the time which it expresses. English is not an exception, this language counts with 12 tenses, which will be shown next below:
To do: What is each tense used for?
PRESENT
TENSE
|
POSITIVE
|
NEGATIVE
|
PRESENT
SIMPLE
|
I
PLAY
|
I
DON’T PLAY
|
PRESENT
CONTINUOUS
|
I AM
PLAYING
|
I AM
NOT PLAYING
|
PRESENT
PERFECT
|
I
HAVE PLAYED
|
I
HAVEN’T PLAYED
|
PRESENT
PERFECT CONTINUOUS
|
I
HAVE BEEN PLAYING
|
I
HAVEN’T BEEN PLAYING
|
PAST
TENSE
|
POSITIVE
|
NEGATIVE
|
PAST
SIMPLE
|
I
PLAYED
|
I DIDN’T
PLAY
|
PAST
CONTINUOUS
|
I WAS
PLAYING
|
I WAS
NOT PLAYING
|
PAST
PERFECT
|
I HAD
PLAYED
|
I HADN’T
PLAYED
|
PAST
PERFECT CONTINUOUS
|
I HAD
BEEN PLAYING
|
I HADN’T
BEEN PLAYING
|
FUTURE
TENSE
|
POSITIVE
|
NEGATIVE
|
FUTURE
SIMPLE
|
I WILL
PLAY
|
I WON’T
PLAY
|
FUTURE
CONTINUOUS
|
I WILL
BE PLAYING
|
I WON’T
BE PLAYING
|
FUTURE
PERFECT
|
I WILL
HAVE PLAYED
|
I WON’T
HAVE PLAYED
|
FUTURE
PERFECT CONTINUOUS
|
I WILL HAVE BEEN PLAYING
|
I WON’T HAVE BEEN PLAYING
|
To do: What is each tense used for?
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