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تلخيص ازمنه اللغه الانجليزية

The document discusses various tenses and aspects in English, including: 1) The simple present tense is used to describe habitual or repeated actions, facts, or statements about the present or future. 2) The present continuous tense expresses actions that are happening now or at the moment of speaking, or plans for the future. 3) The simple past tense is used to talk about completed actions or general statements in the past, while the past continuous expresses actions that were ongoing at a specific time in the past.

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تلخيص ازمنه اللغه الانجليزية

The document discusses various tenses and aspects in English, including: 1) The simple present tense is used to describe habitual or repeated actions, facts, or statements about the present or future. 2) The present continuous tense expresses actions that are happening now or at the moment of speaking, or plans for the future. 3) The simple past tense is used to talk about completed actions or general statements in the past, while the past continuous expresses actions that were ongoing at a specific time in the past.

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Examples Examples Examples

Tense Signal words Use Form


affirmative negative interrogative
every day  Current habits
sometimes  something happens I work.
repeatedly I don't work. Do I work?
Simple always He works.
Present  how often something
often happens infinitive He doesn't Does he work?
 facts and truth work.
usually
 with verbs like (to love, he/she/it: Do I go?
seldom I go. I don't go.
to hate, to think, etc.) Does he go?
never  future meaning: infinitive + s He goes. He doesn't go.
first ... then timetables,
programmers

now  something is happening at the I'm working. I'm not working. Am I working?
same time of speaking or
around it
at the moment He's working. He isn't working. Is he working?
Present  future meaning: when you be (am/are/is) +
continuous have already decided and infinitive + ing
Look! arranged to do it (a fixed I'm going. I'm not going. Am I going?
plan, date)
Listen! He's going. He isn't going. Is he going?

last ...  single completed action I worked. I didn't work. Did I work?
regular:
 habits in the past
infinitive + ed
... ago  permanent actions He worked. He didn't work. Did he work?
Simple
Past  general truth or facts irregular:
in 1990 about the past I went. I didn't go. Did I go?
(2nd column of table
 main events in the story of irregular verbs)
yesterday He went. He didn't go. Did he go?
 an action happened in I was working. I wasn't working. Was I working?
particular moment in the
past He was working. He wasn't working. Was he working?
Past was/were +
while  temporary situation in
continuous infinitive + ing
the past I was going. I wasn't going. Was I going?

 action in progress over


period of times He was going. He wasn't going. Was he going?

 two action in progress at


the same time
just
yet  states or situations that have/has +
starts in the past and
never past I haven't worked. Have I worked?
still true
ever  Action continuing up to participle* I have worked. He hasn’t worked. Has he worked?
now
already He has worked.
 Completed actions at a I haven't gone. Have I gone?
Present *(infinitive + ed)
Perfect so far, time in the past which is
I have gone.
not mentioned or (3rd column He hasn’t gone. Has he gone?
up to now, Have you ever flown in He has gone.
a helicopter? of table of
since
irregular verbs)
for
recently

 action began in the past I have been I haven't been Have I been
all day and has just stopped working. working. working?
 how long the action has
the whole day He has been He hasn't been Has he been
been happening
Present Perfect  action continuing up to the have/has + been + working. working. working?
how long
continuous present moment infinitive + ing
since  Emphasis: length of time I have been going. I haven't been going. Have I been going?
of an action
for He has been He hasn't been Has he been
going. going. going?
 mostly when two actions in a I had worked. I hadn't worked. Had I worked?
story are related to each had + past
already other: the action which had participle*
He had worked. He hadn't worked. Had he worked?
Simple Past already happened is put into
just Past Perfect, the other action
Perfect *(infinitive + ed) or
into Simple Past I had gone. I hadn't gone. Had I gone?
never (3rd column of table
 the past of the Present Perfect of irregular verbs)
He had gone. He hadn't gone. Had he gone?

I had been I hadn't been Had I been


working. working. working?
 action continuing up to a
how long moment in the past He had been He hadn't been Had he been
Past Perfect
since
 how long something had had + been + working. working. working?
continuous been happening before infinitive + ing
something else happened I had been going. I hadn't been going. Had I been going?
for

He had been He hadn't been Had he been


going. going. going?
 predictions about the future
(you think that sth will I'll work. I won't work. Will I work?
happen)
 you decide to do sth. He'll work. He won't work. Will he work?
will - future spontaneously at the time of will + infinitive
speaking I'll go. I won't go. Will I go?
 main clause in type I of the
Conditional sentences
He'll go. He won't go. Will he go?

I'm going to I'm not going to Am I going to


work. work. work?
 when you have already
decided to do sth. in the future He's going to He's not going to Is he going to
going to -  what you think what will be (am/are/is) + work. work. work?
future happen going to + infinitive

I'm going to go. I'm not going to go. Am I going to go?

He's going to go. He's not going to go. Is he going to go?


 An action will be in progress at I'll be working. I won't be working. Will I be working?
a certain time in the future.
This action has begun before He'll be working. He won't be working. Will he be working?
Future the certain time. will + be + infinitive
Progressive  Something happens because it + ing I'll be going. I won't be going. Will I be going?
normally happens.
He'll be going. He won't be going. Will he be going?
I'll have worked. I won't have worked. Will I have worked?
will + have + past
participle* He'll have He won't have Will he have
Future Perfect worked. worked. worked?
sth. will already have happened
Simple
before a certain time in the future *(infinitive + ed) or
(3rd column of table I'll have gone. I won't have gone. Will I have gone?
of irregular verbs)
He'll have gone. He won't have gone. Will he have gone?
I'll have been I won't have been Will I have been
working. working. working?

sth. will already have happened He'll have been He won't have been Will he have been
Future before a certain time in the future working. working. working?
will + have + been +
Perfect
infinitive + ing
Progressive emphasis: length of time of an I'll have been I won't have been Will I have been
action going. going. going?

He'll have been He won't have been Will he have been


going. going. going?

Used to +inf Habits in the past My mother used to play squash before I was born

Be –used to+ A situation that is familiar or no longer strange I didn`t like being the goalkeeper at first but now I'm used to it
v+ing
I would be I wouldn't be Would I be
working. working. working?

sth. that might happen He would be He wouldn't be Would he be


Conditional would + be + working. working. working?
Progressive emphasis: length of time of an infinitive + ing
action I would be going. I wouldn't be going. Would I be going?

He would be He wouldn't be Would he be


going. going. going?
I would have I wouldn't have Would I have
worked. worked. worked?

would + have + past


 sth. that might have happened He would have He wouldn't have Would he have
participle*
in the past worked. worked. worked?
Conditional  main clause in type III of the
Perfect Conditional sentences *(infinitive + ed) or
I would have I wouldn't have Would I have
(3rd column of table
gone. gone. gone?
of irregular verbs)

He would have He wouldn't have Would he have


gone. gone. gone?
I would have been I wouldn't have been Would I have been
working. working. working?

sth. that might have happened in He would have He wouldn't have Would he
Conditional the past been working. been working. have been working?
would + have + been
Perfect
+ infinitive + ing
Progressive emphasis: length of time of an I would have been I wouldn't have been Would I have been
action going. going. going?

He would have He wouldn't have Would he


been going. been going. have been going?

Used to +inf Habits in the past My mother used to play squash before I was born

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