Tenses

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Tenses

Definition:

Tenses denote the time of action. They show when the work is done.

Types:

·       Present Tense

·       Past Tense

·       Future Tense

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Present Tense Type:

·       Present Simple

·       Present Continues

·       Present Perfect

Simple Present:

                    It is used to denote scientific facts, universal truths and work done on daily basis.

ASSERTIVE RULE:

·       sub + V1+s/es + object

·       Example She writes a letter.

·       Note: He, She, it >> s/es

·       Note: I we they You>> takes nothing


NEGATIVE RULE:

·       sub does not + v1+s/es + object

·    l   Note: He, She, it >> does

·       Note: 1, we, they, You>> do

Example-She does not write a letter.

   INTERROGATIVE RULE-

·       Does + sub+v1+s/es + object

·       Example - Does she write a letter?

 

INTERROGATIVE NEGATIVE ASSERTIVE-

·        Does sub+ not + v1 + s/es + object

·       Example - Does she not write a letter

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