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Present Simple

Present Progressive

Present Perfect

Present Perfect Progressive

Future Simple

Future Progressive

Future Perfect

Future Perfect Progressive

Past Progressive

Past Simple

Past Perfect

Past Perfect Progressive

Every day usually every year seldom now a week ago,

Yesterday last time last year next time

Tomorrow next year

At this moment

By the end of...

at 5 o'clock when he came

At that time yesterday

Tomorrow at this time

This time next Monday

Today already never

this week (month, year) by 5 o'clock

When (before) he came

By this time next Monday

As soon as he comes

For a long time

For 4 hours

When he comes

since 12 o'clock.

 

She will have been planting roses for 4 hours when he comes.

I am playing piano now.

He painted a lot of pictures.

She will be cooking a pie at 3 oclock when we come.

We have already learnt a poem.

How long have you been reading this book?

Present Progressive

Present Perfect Progressive

Future Progressive

Future Perfect Progressive

Past Simple

Present Perfect

 

 

Start Peter is reading
by the fireplace now. The mother has put
Christmas presents under the Christmas tree today. You will be ringing me up
tomorrow at this time. The children were talking loudly in the corridor
when the teacher came. I have been living
in St. Petersburg since 1991. By the fifteenth of January
the students had passed all the examinations. The students will have written the
paper by dinner-time. They had been sailing
down the river for many hours. The rain will stop
only next day. The message will have been arriving
for five minutes. It was nearly
a week ago. The replies from
my grandmother comes very often. I had been waiting
for you for twenty minutes. I came to Pete's
house last Sunday. Tomorrow he will
read a new book. Today I have taken it
from him. I will have finished it
by Friday. On leaving the hall the students
were thanking the professor for the lecture. I have never been
in England. I go to the hospital
every day. Next year we
will go to Paris. She is sleeping
now. Next week at this time
they will be laying on the beach. Finish

He (work) with her dog every morning.

She (sing) the song now.

The (arrive) already from the trip.

We (go) in for gymnastics since I was 5.

The (work) be more successful last time.

Sister (draw) when the phone called.

I (finish) the work before the boss entered.

Marry and John (study) for several hours yesterday.

The ball (be) tomorrow.

Next week at this time we (rest) in Paris.

I (pass) the exam by 3 oclock next Monday.

You (swim) tomorrow since 9 a. m.

 

 

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  Past Present Future
Simple / Indefinite ( ) yesterday, last time (year, week, month), a weak ago, when every day (week, month, year), usually, seldom often tomorrow, nest time (year, week, month), in a week (day, month, year)
Ved / V2 V / Vs will (shall) V
I You He played She wrote We They I You play We write They He plays She writes I We shall You play He will write She They
She played piano yesterday. She usually plays piano. Tomorrow she will play piano.
Progressive / Continious () at that moment yesterday (last week (month, year), at 5 oclock, when he came now, at this moment, at present, at present time tomorrow at this moment, this time next Monday (week, month, year)
was/were Ving am/is/are Ving will (shall) be Ving
I He was She playing We writing You were They I am You We are playing They writing He She is I We shall You be playing He will writing She They
She wasplaying piano yesterday at 5 oclock. She is playing piano now. Tomorrow this time she will beplaying piano.
Perfect ( ) by 5 oclock last Monday, by the end of, before he came today, this week (month, year), already, never, ever, yet, recently, just by this time next Monday (week, month, year), as soon as he comes
had Ved / V3 have/has Ved / V3 will (shall) have Ved / V3
I You He had played She written We They I You We have played They written He has She I We shall You have played He will written She They
She hadplayed piano by 7 oclock. She hasplayed piano today. She will haveplayed piano tomorrow by this time.
Perfect Progressive / Continuous (-) since the time when, before, during, for, since since then, for a hour, for a long time, how long, during, for, since during, for, since, how long
had been Ving have/has been Ving will (shall) have been Ving
I You He had been playing She writing We They I You We have They been playing He has writing She I We shall You have been playing He will writing She They
She had beenplaying piano yesterday for 3 hours. She has beenplaying piano since 12 oclock. She will have beenplaying piano for 2 hours tomorrow.


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