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    The document presents an English tenses chart that shows how tenses are used in the past, present, and future. The chart displays the simple, continuous, and perfect tenses and their forms for actions completed in the past, ongoing in the present, and planned for the future.

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    English tenses chart

    The table below shows a chart of tenses in English.

    Past Present Future


    I write an email I will write an email
    Simple I wrote an email yesterday.
    every day. tomorrow.
    I was writing an email I am writing an I will be writing an email
    Continuous
    yesterday at 5 p.m. email right now. tomorrow at 5 p.m.
    I had written an email I have written an I will have written an email
    Perfect
    before you arrived. email. tomorrow by 5 p.m.
    I had been writing emails I have been I will have been writing
    Perfect
    for one hour when you writing emails for emails for one hour tomorow
    Continuous
    arrived. one hour. by 5 p.m.

    Simple tenses in English

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