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Basics to learn simple present tense
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There are three bases to learn about tenses and the English language to groom your future. As you know every building has its base. To build long-lasting buildings you have to make their basis strong. The same is the case with the English language. Actually, the English language consists of tenses There are four tenses that is The Indefinite, The continues, The Perfect, and the Perfect continuous tense. In turn tense base on three periods. This three-period are given below
Three different Period of Tenses ( Present, Past, Future)
If you are working presently i,e, He goes to school, That will be considered present indefinite tense.
Again if you do work in the past it will be as I went to school
If you decided to work in some future period i.e. I will go to school
Here in the above-mentioned example, we explained about INDEFINITE TENSE we shall discuss in detail these tenses in this article.
The present tense explains the current position. Following from is used in this tense (.i.e He works, she comes, and so on)
In the past tense, We explain the action that has taken place in the past. In this tense, mostly (did) form of the verb is used
So friends the last one is future tense in which we will use the form verb like, such as (will and shall) form will be used.
Important Note
We have learned about different forms of tenses such as past present and future. Now we will discuss the actual positions of tenses in these different forms. Here we explain the usage of tense in different periods. There are four tenses in English. That is the
- Indefinite tense.
- Continuous tense.
- Perfect Tense.
- Perfect continuous tense.
The above explained every tense has a different form i.e Present form, Past form, and future form. Here we will just talk about INDEFINITE TENSE for your convinces.
Indefinite Tense can be as
| # | Form | Present Indefinite | Past Indefinite | Future Indefinite |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| + | Positive form | He goes to school ( read the below-mentioned paragraph for the usage of es form with go) |
He went to school | He will go to school |
| – | Negative form | They do not go to school | They did not go to school | They will not go to school |
| ? | Interrogative | Do They go to school | Did They go to school | will They go to school |
| – & ? | Negative plus Interrogative | Do they not go to school | did they not go to school | will they not go to school |
Note Please remember the above-mentioned rules carefully it will help you to learn English tenses. Here we put forward detail of indefinite Tense. Because a Tense like Present indefinite can be used in three different periods.
Indefinite Tense
A tense uses in different forms i.e different periods such as the present form, the past form, and the future form. Now we explain the indefinite tense thoroughly.
Indefinite Tense in present form= Present Indefinite.
- In the present indefinite tense, we do not know about the exact action that when it occurs, and where it occurs. for example,
- ( 1. He goes to school. 2. she cooks 3.she watches the move.
- They go to school or we go to school.
- These all are present indefinite tense. Because we do not know about the exact action that when it took place. They go to school but we do not know when and where they go. So now it is clear it is an indefinite tense that does not show the exact and true action of work in the present form.
NOTE
Use es of s with the first form of the verb in Present Indefinite tense. without using your tense will be incorrect. so be careful. The following rule can be taken into consideration.
This First Person is ( I & We) so do not use es or s with verbs in these persons. Always use the first form
Now the second person is (you) you cannot use es or e with a verb in these persons. Just use the first form of the verb
Lastly, the Third person includes He/she it and They. Do not use es with the verb in these persons
Indefinite Tense in Past form= Past indefinite
Now the same tense we will in the past form of indefinite tense. Action has been taken but we do not know where and when it took. we use the second form of the verb in this tense. for example
- He went to school
- She cooked
- She watched the movie
- They went to school
NOTE
You have to just place the sconed form of the verb and do not use the first form in the past indefinite tense.
Indefinite Tense in Future form= Future indefinite
Now in the last part of this sentence, we will use future form. In the future form of this tense, we shall use will and shall.
For example. Continue with the above-mentioned examples
- He will go to school, He will not go to school, will he go to school
- She will cook, He will not coll, Will she cook
- She will watch the movie, She will not watch the movie
- They will go to school, They will not go to school.
NOTE
Please do not use the add es or e in present future tense with its first form, You just place will before the verb and the verb form remain the same without any change.
Conclusion
To sum up we concluded that in the present indefinite can be used in different periods i.e in Present Future and past. It depends upon you which form of tense you want to write. Following the above-mentioned rules, you can improve your learning skills. If you are good at English you can work online that is very easy and reliable. How to start this online work you can read my articles given below.
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