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    This quick table will help you understand and
    quickly grasp how to form sentences in different tenses. When in doubt, refer
    to this handy table to form the right sentences!
    Here is how to use the table – 
    This quick table will help you understand and
    quickly grasp how to form sentences in different tenses. When in doubt, refer
    to this handy table to form the right sentences!
    Here is how to use the table –
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    Let us say the verb is “go”. The second form is “went”. The third form is “gone”.

    Simple past – I went to the park.

    Simple present – I go to the park every Monday.

    Simple future – I will go to the park tomorrow.

    Past perfect – I had gone to the park.

    Present perfect – He has gone to the park.

    Future perfect – He will have gone to the park by now.

    Try the other combinations and let us know your sentences.

     

    PAST

    PRESENT

    FUTURE

    SIMPLE

    second form of verb – waited, did, gave, slept, woke, took etc

    Base form of verb – I do, you do, he does, she does, it does, they do, we do

    Will/shall and base verb – I shall do, you/they/we will go, he/she/it will take

    CONTINUOUS

    Was/were + ing form of base verb – going, coming, waking, travelling, using, doing etc

    Am/is/are + ing form of verb – I am going, you/we/they are going, he/she/it is going

    Will be + ing form of base verb – I will be going, you/we/they will be going, he/she/it will be going

    PERFECT

    Had + third form of verb – had gone, had taken, had done, had made, had met etc

    Have/has + third form of verb – I/we/you/they have, he/she/it has

    Will have + third form of verb – I will have taken, She/he/it/they/you/we will have seen

    PERFECT CONTINUOUS

    Had been + ing form of verb

    Had been going, had been taking, had been doing etc

    Has/have been + ing form of verb – he/she/it has been doing, I/we/you/they have been doing

    Will have been doing (not used)


    Let us say the verb is “go”. The second form is “went”. The third form is “gone”.

    Simple past – I went to the park.

    Simple present – I go to the park every Monday.

    Simple future – I will go to the park tomorrow.

    Past perfect – I had gone to the park.

    Present perfect – He has gone to the park.

    Future perfect – He will have gone to the park by now.

    Try the other combinations and let us know your sentences through comments!

     

    PAST

    PRESENT

    FUTURE

    SIMPLE

    second form of verb – waited, did, gave, slept, woke, took etc

    Base form of verb – I do, you do, he does, she does, it does, they do, we do

    Will/shall and base verb – I shall do, you/they/we will go, he/she/it will take

    CONTINUOUS

    Was/were + ing form of base verb – going, coming, waking, travelling, using, doing etc

    Am/is/are + ing form of verb – I am going, you/we/they are going, he/she/it is going

    Will be + ing form of base verb – I will be going, you/we/they will be going, he/she/it will be going

    PERFECT

    Had + third form of verb – had gone, had taken, had done, had made, had met etc

    Have/has + third form of verb – I/we/you/they have, he/she/it has

    Will have + third form of verb – I will have taken, She/he/it/they/you/we will have seen

    PERFECT CONTINUOUS

    Had been + ing form of verb

    Had been going, had been taking, had been doing etc

    Has/have been + ing form of verb – he/she/it has been doing, I/we/you/they have been doing

    Will have been doing (not used)


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