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    The document summarizes different tenses in English grammar including: 1) Simple, continuous, perfect, and perfect continuous tenses in the past, present, and future. 2) Examples are provided to illustrate how the tenses are used including the differences between one activity versus two activities occurring at the same time or in sequence. 3) Clues are given about how the tenses are formed such as using verb 1/verb 2 for simple and will, be, had/has/have, and been for other tenses.

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    The document summarizes different tenses in English grammar including: 1) Simple, continuous, perfect, and perfect continuous tenses in the past, present, and future. 2) Examples are provided to illustrate how the tenses are used including the differences between one activity versus two activities occurring at the same time or in sequence. 3) Clues are given about how the tenses are formed such as using verb 1/verb 2 for simple and will, be, had/has/have, and been for other tenses.

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    The document summarizes different tenses in English grammar including: 1) Simple, continuous, perfect, and perfect continuous tenses in the past, present, and future. 2) Examples are provided to illustrate how the tenses are used including the differences between one activity versus two activities occurring at the same time or in sequence. 3) Clues are given about how the tenses are formed such as using verb 1/verb 2 for simple and will, be, had/has/have, and been for other tenses.

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    Grammar mudah

    Past Present Future


    Simple Past Present Future
    Continuous Past Continuous Present Future Continuous
    Continuous
    Perfect Past Perfect Present Perfect Future Perfect

    Perfect Continuous Past Perfect Present Perfect Future Perfect


    Continuous Continuous Continuous

    Past Present Future


    Simple She sang a song She sings a song She will sing a
    song
    Continuous She was singing She is singing She will be singing
    Perfect She had sung She has sung She will have sung
    Perfect Continuous She had been She has been She will have been
    singing singing singing

    Clues:
    1) All Simple use Verb 1 / Verb 2
    2) All Future use will
    3) All Continuous use to be
    4) All Perfect use had/has/have + Verb 3
    5) All Perfect Continuous use had/has/have + been + Verb-ing

    Simplifying Tenses
    The difference between one activity and two activities:
    1) One activity --> "Simple"
    2) Two activities :
    (a) At the same time --> "Continuous" vs "Simple"
    (Here, the longer action is "Continuous") e.g. : I was watching television when she
    knocked my door last night.
    (b) At sequence --> "Perfect" vs "Simple"
    (Here, the longer action is "Perfect")
    e.g. :
    - I will have finished my report when my boss arrives tomorrow.
    - She had studied Japanese language before she went to Tokyo in 2008.
    Grammar mudah

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