Overview 📚

Tenses are essential for expressing when an action occurs. Here’s a quick guide to key English tenses:

  • Present Simple
    Used for general truths or habitual actions.
    Example: "She works at a bank."

    Present_Tense

  • Past Simple
    Describes completed actions.
    Example: "They visited London last year."

    Past_Tense

  • Future Simple
    Indicates upcoming actions.
    Example: "I will call you tomorrow."

    Future_Tense

Practice Activities ✍️

  1. Fill in the blanks with correct tenses.
  2. Convert sentences between tenses (e.g., "He eats" → "He ate").
  3. Identify the tense in given sentences.

For advanced exercises, visit [Tenses Practice Sheets] (/en/resources/grammar/worksheets/tenses/practice).

Tips 📌

  • Use present continuous for ongoing actions: "She is working now."
  • Past continuous describes actions in progress: "They were studying when I arrived."
  • Future perfect shows completed actions by a future time: "By 2025, he will have finished his degree."
Continuous_Tenses

Explore more grammar resources [here] (/en/resources/grammar).