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You need different tenses of verbs to...

express actions that took place at varying times

Present (basic)

states action in the present

Past (basic)

states action that happened in the past

Future (basic)

states action that will happen in the future

Present Perfect

states action that began in the past but continues or is completed in the present



EX: I have eaten pizza many times.

Past Perfect

states action that began in the past & was completed in the past



EX: I had eaten pizza before you arrived.

Future Perfect

states action that will begin in the future & will be completed by a specific time in the future



EX: I will have eaten pizza at least a million times by the year 2020.

Progressive tense

show continued action and always end with ing

Present Progressive

- states on-going action that is not completed at the time of stating it



- uses form of "to be" in verb phrase



EX: I am eating pizza.

Past Progressive

- states an on-going action that ended in the past



- uses form of "to be" in verb phrase



EX: I was eating pizza when you called.

Future Progressive

- states on-going action that will take place at a certain time in the future



- uses form of "to be" in verb phrase



EX: I will be eating pizza at 8:30 tonight.

Present Perfect Progressive

- states on-going action that began in the past and continues in the present



-uses form of "to be" in verb phrase



EX: I have been eating pizza all day.

Past Perfect Progressive

- states an on-going action that started & ended in the past



- uses form of "to be" in verb phrase

Future Perfect Progressive

- states on-going action that starts in the future & will be completed by a specific time in the future



- uses form of "to be" in verb phrase

Verbal

a word that is made from a verb but acts as another part of speech

Gerund

a verb form that ends in ing and is used as a noun



EX:

Participle

a verb form ending in ed or ing and is used as an adjective

Infinitive

a verb form introduced by "to" and may be used as a noun, adjective, or adverb