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English Tenses and Auxiliary Verbs Guide

The document provides a comprehensive overview of English tenses, including present, past, and future forms in simple, continuous, and perfect aspects. It also explains the use of auxiliary verbs and highlights important points regarding verb forms. Additionally, it includes tasks and exercises for practicing tense structures and correcting sentences.

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English Tenses and Auxiliary Verbs Guide

The document provides a comprehensive overview of English tenses, including present, past, and future forms in simple, continuous, and perfect aspects. It also explains the use of auxiliary verbs and highlights important points regarding verb forms. Additionally, it includes tasks and exercises for practicing tense structures and correcting sentences.

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English

TENSE with Salekin

PRESENT

 SIMPLE: I go to school. He goes to school.


 CONTINUOUS: I am going to school.
 PERFECT: I have gone to school.

PAST

 SIMPLE: I went to school.


 CONTINUOUS: I was going to school.
 PERFECT: I had gone to school.

FUTURE

 SIMPLE: I shall go to school.


 CONTINUOUS: I shall be going to school.
 PERFECT: I shall have gone to school.

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TENSE with Salekin

SIMPLE

 PRESENT: I go to school.
 PAST: I went to school.
 FUTURE: I shall go to school.

CONTINUOUS

 PRESENT: I am going to school.


 PAST: I was going to school.
 FUTURE: I shall be going to school.

PERFECT

 PRESENT: I have gone to school.


 PAST: I had gone to school.
 FUTURE: I shall have gone to school.

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USE OF AUXILIARY with Salekin

PRESENT

 SIMPLE: No Auxiliary
 CONTINUOUS: Be Verb (am/is/are)
 PERFECT: Have Verb (have/has)

PAST

 SIMPLE: No Auxiliary
 CONTINUOUS: Be Verb (was/were)
 PERFECT: Have Verb (had)

FUTURE

 SIMPLE: shall/will
 CONTINUOUS: shall be/will be
 PERFECT: shall have/will have

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IMPORTAN POINTS with Salekin

BE: -ing form of verb

HAVE: - past participle form of verb

SHALL/WILL: - base form of verb

TASKS
1. Make 5 sentences from each type of tenses. [use
do, catch, play, write & cook as a verb]
2. Find the PATTERN of structures among the
tenses.
3. There are two structures having no auxiliary:
write their name.
4. Write the use of BE, HAVE & Shall/Will in details

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EXERCISE with Salekin
 Change the following sentences as directed.
1. Abdur Rahman was playing with his friends. (Present
Simple)
2. We went there by bus. (Past Continuous)
3. They are catching fish in the river. (Future Perfect)
4. The students usually visit library at 2.00 PM. (Past Simple)
5. Jeny tried a lot for passing the math exam. (Present
Perfect)

 The following sentences are wrongly written.


Correct them with proper structures.
1. Mr. Haque visit USA every year for business purpose.
2. The principal of our school are very honest and learned
man.
3. Aysha do not know how to ride a bicycle.
4. We has catch a lot of fish form our pond.
5. My father visit Bandarban in 2016.

 Fill in the gap with the appropriate FORM of


VERB.
1. Mr. Kabir ___ to Sylhet next week for a official tour. (go)
2. One of my team mate _____ a computer from IDB
Bhabon. (purchase)
3. I have a cat that ____very nice. (look)
4. My mother ____ delicious meal for us. (cook)
5. We _____ cricket with our friends now. (play)

Salekin@2024

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