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9 Cards in this Set
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Present Simple |
Can be used as habitual actions, Facts, Unalterable plans, fixed Schedules, Instantaneous action, and many others. I drink milk everyday. The Train leaves at 6 |
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Present Continuous |
Action occurring at the moment of speaking. Future plans/arrangements, temporary habitual action, repetition of limited duration. He's walking to work. She's talking now. |
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Past Simple |
Past completed actions, usually accompanied by an ed. I walked home yesterday. Habitual past Sequenced in past events Narrative in past or fictional future. |
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Past Continuous |
Past actions usually accompanied by the ing form. I was working last Friday. Interrupted action in past An action with long duration Simultaneous actions in the past Repeated past action |
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Present Perfect |
Using has or have and a past participle. A completed past action or state that finished at a definite time. I have visited Mexico before. I've taught her for 10 years. War has been declared. |
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Past Perfect |
Past from the past. Will always use the word had. By the time he arrived, we had already eaten. |
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Future Simple |
Information about the future, predictions, or spontaneous decisions, orders, offers, Promises. We can do that next year. I won't see you tomorrow. Will you have more wine? |
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Future Continuous |
Action occuring around a particular time in the future. Repeated future events. Fixed or decided future events. Accompanied with an ing form. I'll be eating at 7:00 tomorrow. |
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Future Perfect |
A future event that has two points in time. Will be accompanied with will have. They will have been working for 9 hours by 6:00 |
