Simple Tenses
Enviado por Damian Del Castillo • 12 de Noviembre de 2017 • Síntesis • 418 Palabras (2 Páginas) • 103 Visitas
Simple Tenses
Tense | Subject | Auxiliary | Verb | Complement |
Simple Present | He | walks | everyday. | |
Simple Present | He | doesn’t | walk | everyday. |
Simple Present | They | watch | TV in the afternoon. | |
Simple Present | They | don’t | watch | TV in the afternoon. |
Simple Past | She | went | to the movies last night. | |
Simple Past | She | didn’t | go | to the movies last night. |
Future “going to” | We | are | going | to eat dinner at home. |
Future “going to” | We | aren’t | going | to eat dinner at home. |
Simple Future | My brother | will | take | his car to the mechanic. |
Simple Future | My brother | won‘t | take | his car to the mechanic. |
Auxiliary Modal | Jim | can | swim | very fast. |
Auxiliary Modal | Jim | can‘t | swim | very fast. |
Auxiliary Modal | You | should | eat | healthy food. |
Auxiliary Modal | You | shouldn‘t | eat | a lot of candy. |
Auxiliary Modal | They | would | write | a letter to their friends. |
Auxiliary Modal | They | wouldn’t | write | a letter to their friends. |
Auxiliary Modal | Peter | must | bring | the book back. |
Auxiliary Modal | Peter | mustn‘t | bring | the book back. |
Auxiliary Modal | Gina | could | swim | in the pool. |
Auxiliary Modal | Gina | couldn‘t | swim | In the pool. |
Auxiliary Modal | I | might | stay | for the holidays. |
Auxiliary Modal | I | might not | stay | for the holidays. |
Present Progressive | She | is | driving | her car. |
Present Progressive | She | isn‘t | driving | her car. |
Past Progressive | He | was | dancing | at the ball. |
Past Progressive | He | wasn’t | dancing | at the ball. |
Present Perfect | They | have | seen | the movie. |
Present Perfect | They | haven‘t | Seen | the movie. |
Past Perfect | We | had | cleaned | the room. |
Past Perfect | We | hadn‘t | cleaned | the room. |
Compound Tenses
Tense | Subject | Auxiliary | Verb | Complement | |
Auxiliary | Verb | ||||
Future Perfect | I | will | have | made | my promise. |
Future Perfect | I | won‘t | have | made | My promise |
Present Perfect Progressive | She | has | been | working | for the last 3 days. |
Present Perfect Progressive | She | hasn’t | been | working | for the last 3 days. |
Past Perfect Progressive | Bobby | had | been | helping | them. |
Past Perfect Progressive | Bobby | hadn’t | been | helping | them. |
Conditional “should” | It | should | have | been | better. |
Conditional “should” | It | shouldn’t | have | been | better. |
Conditional “could” | They | could | have | got | lost. |
Conditional “could” | They | couldn’t | have | got | lost. |
Conditional “would” | We | would | have | called | the police. |
Conditional “would” | We | wouldn’t | have | called | the police. |
Conditional “must” | That | must | have | sounded | terrible. |
Conditional “must” | That | mustn’t | have | sounded | terrible. |
Conditional “might” | We | might | have | stayed | longer. |
Conditional “might” | We | might not | have | stayed | longer. |
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