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Present tenses:
Present simple: form ( subject+verb+object)
• For facts: the plant needs water to grow.
• For routine actions: I eat pasta every day.
We use auxiliary ( do, does) for negative and interrogative forms
For example: I don’t see him every day.
Do you see him every day?
Adverbs used in present simple: every (day, month, and year), sometimes, usually, rarely and seldom.
Present continuous: form (subject + verb be(is, am , are) +verb+ing+object)
• Actions happening now: I am learning English now.
• Future arrangements (fixed plans): I am flying tomorrow. (I have a ticket)
We use auxiliary (am, is, are) for negative and interrogative forms
For example: I am not seeing him now
Are you meeting him now?
Adverbs used in present continuous: now, at the moment, right now.
Present perfect: form (subject+have/has+ past participle+object)
• An action that started in the past and continued into the present.
I have broken my leg.
We use auxiliary (have/has) for negative and interrogative.
For example: I haven’t seen him yet.
Have you met Sam?
Adverbs used in present perfect: yet, since, for, just, already.
Present perfect continuous: form ( subject+have/has+been+verb+ing+object)
• An activity that started in the past and continued into the future:
I have been talking to him.
• Talking about things that are annoying:
He has been shouting at me for over half an hour.
We use auxiliary (have/has) for negative and interrogative forms:
For example: I haven’t been talking to him
Have you been talking to him?
