TENSES

 

Tenses

1) Simple Present tense.

Subject + verb+ object.

I write.	We write.
You write.	You write.
He writes.	They write.
She Writes.	Ram and Seeta write.
It Writes.
Ram Writes.
Gita writes.

2) Present continuous tense.

Subject + am/ is/ are +verb-ing + object.

I am writing.	We are writing.
You are writing.	You are writing.
He is writing.	They are writing.
She is writing.	Ram and Seeta are writing.
It is writing.
Ram is writing.
Gita is writing.

 

3) Present perfect tense.

Subject +have/ has + verb-past participle + object.

I have written.	We have written.
You have written.	You have written.
He has written.	They have written.
She has written.	Ram and Seeta have written.
It has written.
Ram has written.
Gita has written.

4) Present perfect continuous tense.

Subject + have been /has been +verb—ing + object.

I have been writing.	We have been writing.
You have been writing.	You have been writing.
He has been writing.	They have been writing.
She has been writing.	Ram and Seeta have been writing.
It has writing.
Ram has writing.
Gita has writing.

 

1) Simple Past tense.

Subject +past verb+ object.

I wrote.	We wrote.
You wrote.	You wrote.
He wrote.	They wrote.
She Wrote.	Ram and Seeta wrote.
It Wrote.
Ram Wrote.
Gita wrote.

2) Past continuous tense.

Subject + was /were +verb-ing + object.

I was writing.	We were writing.
You were writing.	You were writing.
He was writing.	They were writing.
She was writing.	Ram and Seeta were writing.
It was writing.
Ram was writing.
Gita was writing.

 

3) Past perfect tense.

Subject +had+ verb-past participle + object.

I had written.	We had written.
You had written.	You had written.
He had written.	They had written.
She had written.	Ram and Seeta had written.
It had written.
Ram had written.
Gita had written.

 

4) past perfect continuous tense.

Subject + had been +verb—ing + object.

I had been writing.	We had been writing.
You had been writing.	You had been writing.
He had been writing.	They had been writing.
She had been writing.	Ram and Seeta had been writing.
It had writing.
Ram had writing.
Gita had  writing.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1) Simple Future tense.

Subject +shall/ will + verb+ object.

I shall write.	We shall write.
You will write.	You will write.
He will writes.	They will write.
She will Write.	Ram and Seeta will write.
It will write.
Ram will write.
Gita will write.

2) Future continuous tense.

Subject + shall be/ will be +verb-ing + object.

I shall be writing.	We shall be writing.
You shall be writing.	You shall be writing.
He will be writing.	They will writing.
She will writing.	Ram and Seeta will be writing.
It will be writing.
Ram will be writing.
Gita will writing.

 

3) Future perfect tense.

Subject +shall have/will have + verb-past participle + object.

I shall have written.	We shall have written.
You will have written.	You will have written.
He will have written.	They will have written.
She will have written.	Ram and Seeta will have written.
It will have written.
Ram will have written.
Gita will have written.

 

4) Future perfect continuous tense.

Subject +shall have been /will have been +verb—ing + object.

I shall have been writing.	We shall have been writing.
You will have been writing.	You will have been writing.
He will have been writing.	They will have been writing.
She will have been writing.	Ram and Seeta will have been writing.
It will have been writing.
Ram will have been writing.
Gita will have been writing.