Simple past, present and future tense: review
Key Notes:
β¨ Simple Past, Present & Future Tense β¨
β³ Simple Past Tense |
πΉ Use: To talk about actions that already happened in the past.
πΉ Form: Subject + past verb (+ object).
πΉ Clues: yesterday, last week, ago, in 2000, etc.
πΉ Examples:
- I played football yesterday. β½
- She watched a movie last night. π¬
β° Simple Present Tense |
πΉ Use: To talk about habits, facts, and things happening now.
πΉ Form:
- Subject + base verb (+ object).
- Add -s / -es with he, she, it.
πΉ Clues: always, often, every day, usually, sometimes.
πΉ Examples:
- I eat breakfast at 7 a.m. every day. π³
- She reads books every evening. π
βοΈ Simple Future Tense |
πΉ Use: To talk about actions that will happen later.
πΉ Form: Subject + will/shall + base verb (+ object).
πΉ Clues: tomorrow, next week, in 2025, soon, later.
πΉ Examples:
- We will travel to Delhi next month. βοΈ
- He will call you tomorrow. βοΈ
π― Quick Review Chart |
Tense | Formula | Example | Time Words β±οΈ |
---|---|---|---|
β³ Past | Subject + past verb | She walked to school. πΆββοΈ | yesterday, last week |
β° Present | Subject + base verb / verb+s | He plays cricket. π | always, every day |
βοΈ Future | Subject + will + base verb | They will dance tonight. π | tomorrow, next year |
π Tips to Remember π |
- βοΈ Past = action is done π¬
- βοΈ Present = action is happening / habit π
- βοΈ Future = action is yet to come β³
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