English Verb Tenses
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Lesson 04
Welcome to the forth lesson of this special course!
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On this lesson we will learn 3 of the most common tenses in English:
The Simple Tenses
The simple tense is a form of a verb that simply shows when the action takes place.
- Simple Past is a form of the verb that shows the action took place in the past.
- Simple Present is a form of the verb that shows the action takes place in the present.
- Simple Future is a form of
the verb that shows the action will take place in the future.
For example: Lisa will dance tomorrow.
For example: Lisa danced yesterday.
For example: Lisa dances every day.
Okay, so now we start the real work! :)
A) Do the following steps, one after the other:
- Read
the general explanation about the Simple
Present tense
- Read
the rules for positive sentences, negative sentences and questions
- Read the list
of examples
- Do the exercises
B) Do the following steps, one after the other:
- Read
the general explanation about the Simple
Past tense
- Read
the rules for positive sentences, negative sentences and questions
- Read
the list of examples
- Do the exercises
C) Do the following steps, one after the other:
- Read
the general explanation about the Simple
Future tense
- Read
the rules for positive sentences, negative sentences and questions
- Read the list of
examples
- Do the exercises
Come back
when you are done...
Are you done? Great!
Then let's continue.
On the next lesson we will learn 3 more very common English tenses.
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