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PRESENT
PAST
FUTURE
CONDITIONAL

SIMPLE
She studies Russian.
She studied Russian.
She will study Russian.
She would study Russian
if she has enough time.

PRESENT
PAST
FUTURE
CONDITIONAL

SIMPLE
She doesnt study Russian.
She wasnt study Russian.
She wont study Russian.
She wouldnt study
Russian.

PERFECT
She hasnt studied Russian.
She hadnt studied Russian.
She wont have studied Russian.
She wouldnt have studied
Russian.

CONTINUOUS
She isnt studying Russian.
She wasnt studying Russian.
She wont be studying Russian.
She wouldnt be studying
Russian.

PERFECT CONTINUOUS
She hasnt been studying Russian.
She hadnt been studying Russian.
She wont have been studying...
She wouldnt have been studying
Russian.

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PRESENT
PAST
FUTURE

SIMPLE
Does she study Russian?
Did she study Russian?
Will she study Russian?

PERFECT
Has she studied Russian?
Had she studied Russian?
Will she have studied Russian?

CONTINUOUS
Is she studying Russian?
Was she studying Russian?
Will she be studying Russian?

Would she have studied

Russian?

Would she be studying

Russian?

PERFECT CONTINUOUS
Has she been studying Russian?
Had she been studying Russian?
Will she have been studying
Russian?
Would she have been studying
Russian?

CONDITIONAL Would she study Russian?

PERFECT
She has studied Russian.
She had studied Russian.
She will have studied Russian.
She would have studied
Russian.

CONTINUOUS
She is studying Russian.
She was studying Russian.
She will be studying Russian.
She would be studying
Russian.

CONDITIONAL
I
If V-present, V future

If I have time, I will read more.

II

If V-past, V conditional (+ infinitive)

If I had time, I would read more.

III

If V- past perfect, V conditional perfect

If I had had time, I would have read more.

PERFECT CONTINUOUS
She has been studying Russian.
She had been studying Russian.
She will have been studying Russian.
She would have been studying
Russian.

Si tengo tiempo leer

ms.
Si tuviera tiempo leera
ms.
Si hubiera tenido tiempo
hubiera ledo ms.

El hablante lo ve
probable.
El hablante lo ve
probable pero
sin mucha fe.
Ha pasado la
oportunidad.