Q2 Week 3 (Perfect Tenses)

QUIZ 2
IRREGULAR VERBS
1. sleep –
2. bend –
3. bleed –
4. bring –
5. catch –
6. cling –
7. deal –
8. fight –
9. flee –
10. hold –
11. keep –
12. lay –
13. pay-
14. say –
15. sell –
16. stand -
17. teach -
18. win –
19. swing –
20. shine –
BONUS
Upset -
1. sleep – slept
2. bend – bent
3. bleed – bled
4. bring – brought
5. catch – caught
6. cling – clung
7. deal – dealt
8. fight – fought
9. flee – fled
10. hold – held
11. keep – kept
12. lay – laid
13. pay- paid
14. say – said
15. sell – sold
16. stand -stood
17. teach -taught
18. win – won
19. swing – swung
20. shine – shone
Quarter
2nd
GRAMMAR: Perfect tenses

9
ENGLISH
Cathy Mae C. Rivera

College of the Holy Spirit of Tarlac
• Present perfect
TENSE HOW TO FORM THE TENSE EXAMPLES
PRESENT SINGULAR VERB: SINGULAR: has

PERFECT has + verb in the talked, has written,
past participle has run
form
PLURAL: have
PLURAL VERB: talked, have
have + verb in the watched , have
past participle written, have run
Present Perfect
The present perfect tense is used to show the

following:
• An action that happened at an indefinite time
in the past
• An action that started in the past and
continues on to the present
INDEFINITE DEFINITE
Before Yesterday
Recently Last Monday/ Week/ Month
Lately A day/ month ago
Examples
Our family has lived in Manila

for the past thirty years.
Examples
Our neighbors have moved to

another city recently.
ACTIVITY
1. Benedict (go) to school by tricycle.
2. Usually, the students (report) early.
3. Other students always (walk) to school.
4. Everyone (run) when the rain pours.
5. The teachers (go) around the quadrangle
every day.
• Past perfect
PAST Had + verb in the Had talked, had

PERFECT past participle watched, had
form written, had run
Past Perfect
The past perfect tense is used to show a past action

that happened before another past action.
Of two past actions, one is happening before the

other, the first action takes the past perfect tense,
and the second action takes the simple past tense.
Examples
Rio had bought the sweater

before she spotted the
jacket.
Examples
Before she went to the

restaurant, she had made a
phone call to her mother.
• Future perfect
FUTURE Will have/ Shall Will have talked,

PERFECT have + verb in the shall have
past participle watched, will have
form written
Future Perfect
The future perfect tense is used to show the

following:
• An action or condition that will occur before
another future action or before a specific time in
the future
• Duration of an action up until another future action
or event.
Future Perfect
The use of future perfect is parallel to the past

perfect. If there are two future actions, the first one
completed takes the future perfect tense. The second
one to be completed takes the simple present perfect.
Examples
Jun will have prepared by

the time the bus picks him
up. (future action happening before
another)
Examples
Jun will have returned

home by 6 o’clock. (future
action happening before a specific
time )
Examples
By next month, Jun will

have ridden the bus for ten
years total. (duration of action
until a future time)
1st Quarter
GRAMMAR: Run-on Sentences
9
ENGLISH
Cathy Mae C. Rivera

College of the Holy Spirit of Tarlac
objectives
- recognize progressive tenses in each sentence
- supply the correct form of progressive tense in a sentence
- display an understanding of progressive tense by using it in a

sentence to tell the time of action so the listener or reader will
not be confused about the time to avoid misunderstanding (SCV:
constant communication)
PROGRESSIVE TENSES
• Present Progressive
• Past progressive
• Future progressive
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE
Present Progressive
Is used to show an action or condition that is in

the present progressive.
To form the present progressive, the auxiliary

verb is or are is added to the present participle
form of the main verb.
PARTICIPLE
In grammar, a participle is a form of a verb

that can be used in compound tenses of the
verb.
SINGULAR VERB: is SINGULAR: is
PRESENT + verb in present watching, is
PROGRESSIVE participle form writing, is running
PLURAL VERB: are PLURAL: are
+ verb in present watching, are
participle form writing, are
running
Examples
Our club is having a meeting

right now.
Examples
The members are listening

intently to what the
president is saying.
ACTIVITY
1. Our teacher (read) a book.

2. Everybody (watch) the film.
3. My siblings and I (do) our homework.
4. Someone (play) the computer game.
5. Few (practice) the dance.
PAST PROGRESSIVE
Past Progressive
Is used to show action or condition that

continued for some time in the past.
To form the past progressive, the auxillary verb

was or were is added to the present participle
form of the main verb.
SINGULAR VERB: SINGULAR: was
PAST was+ verb in watching, was
PROGRESSIVE present participle writing,was
form running
PLURAL VERB: PLURAL: were
were + verb in watching, were
present participle writing, were
form running
Examples
Last Sunday, we were

shopping at our favorite
mall when we heard a
commotion.
Examples
A popular band was playing

in the food court.
ACTIVITY
Transform one of the verbs into the simple past

and the other into the past progressive.
1. Father (sing) ____ with the videoke when I

(arrive) ____.
ACTIVITY
Transform one of the verbs into the simple past

and the other into the past progressive.
2. Anneth (study) when father suddenly (yell)

____.
FUTURE PROGRESSIVE
Future Progressive
Is used to show an action or condition that will

be in progress for some time in the future.
To form the future progressive, the auxiliary

verb will be or shall be is added to the present
participle form of the verb.
FUTURE Will be/ shall be + will be talking,

PROGRESSIVE verb in present shall be watching,
participle form will be running,
shall be writing
Examples
I shall be enjoying myself

this summer.
Examples
My family and I will be

touring the different beaches
in the Visayas.

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QUIZ 2

GRAMMAR: Perfect tenses

Cathy Mae C. Rivera

PRESENT SINGULAR VERB: SINGULAR: has

The present perfect tense is used to show the

Our family has lived in Manila

Our neighbors have moved to

PAST Had + verb in the Had talked, had

The past perfect tense is used to show a past action

Of two past actions, one is happening before the

Rio had bought the sweater

Before she went to the

FUTURE Will have/ Shall Will have talked,

The future perfect tense is used to show the

The use of future perfect is parallel to the past

Jun will have prepared by

Jun will have returned

By next month, Jun will

Cathy Mae C. Rivera

- supply the correct form of progressive tense in a sentence

- display an understanding of progressive tense by using it in a

Is used to show an action or condition that is in

To form the present progressive, the auxiliary

In grammar, a participle is a form of a verb

Our club is having a meeting

The members are listening

1. Our teacher (read) a book.

Is used to show action or condition that

To form the past progressive, the auxillary verb

Last Sunday, we were

A popular band was playing

Transform one of the verbs into the simple past

1. Father (sing) ____ with the videoke when I

Transform one of the verbs into the simple past

2. Anneth (study) when father suddenly (yell)

Is used to show an action or condition that will

To form the future progressive, the auxiliary

FUTURE Will be/ shall be + will be talking,

I shall be enjoying myself

My family and I will be

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