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English 6 Module: Verb Tenses Guide

The document is an English module for 6th grade students that discusses verb tenses, specifically the aspects of verbs - past perfect, present perfect, and future perfect tenses. It provides examples of sentences using each tense and an activity where students determine which tense is being used or generate their own sentences using the given tenses. The key aspects covered are that the past perfect occurs before a past action, the present perfect connects past and present, and the future perfect takes place before another future action.

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English 6 Module: Verb Tenses Guide

The document is an English module for 6th grade students that discusses verb tenses, specifically the aspects of verbs - past perfect, present perfect, and future perfect tenses. It provides examples of sentences using each tense and an activity where students determine which tense is being used or generate their own sentences using the given tenses. The key aspects covered are that the past perfect occurs before a past action, the present perfect connects past and present, and the future perfect takes place before another future action.

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San Lorenzo School

608 Mayumi St., United San Pedro Subdivision,


San Pedro City, Laguna
S.Y. 2020-2021

MODULE IN ENGLISH 6

Week: Week 7
Grade Level: Grade 6
Topic: Aspects Tenses of Verbs (Language)

Aspects of verbs expresses actions that happened at an indefinite time.

The past perfect tense takes place before another past action.

Examples: Suddenly he remembered where he had hidden the money.


We had not been at the party long when Jack arrived.

The present perfect tense connects the past with the present. It states that something began in
the past and it continues to the present. We usually use for or since in the sentence.

Examples: It has rained for days.


My friends have known Tina since high school.

The future perfect tense takes place before another action in the future.

Examples: When you get this message, I will have left for New York.
By the end of the month, she will have completed the English course.

Activity
Determine what perfect tense was used in each sentence.

1. The president will have made a decision by the end of the week. FUTURE PERFECT
2. Jordan has invented a new way to power his car. PRESENT PERFECT
3. By next month, our clothing store will have opened a new location. FUTURE PERFECT
4. They had not closed the schools before the storm arrived. PAST PERFECT
5. The computers have failed twice this week. PRESENT PERFECT

B. Write your own sentences using the given aspects of the verb. Use any verbs.
1. Past Perfect
2. Present Perfect
3. Future Perfect

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