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    ENGLISH TENSES FORMS (Altirmndive + A/Negative « N ast You'wevthey work, donot (don't) work. does not (doesn't) work_. You'weithey de not (don't) work Do | work? Does helshefit work _? Do —you'welthey work? Helsheiit You'welthey worked/went. worked/went ml did not (didn't) work_/go. Helshelit did not (didn’t) work_/go. ‘Youlwelthey @: Didt Did he/sheit Did you'weithey work_/go? work _/go? work /ga? a: lie Helshelit You'they shall®/ will will will INDEFINITE (SIMPLE) Ns Wwe shall not (shan't) * work will not (won't) work. Hel sheit You'they will not (wan't) work. ‘will not (won't) work. Q: Shall will ‘Will we he/shevit work? ‘work? Shallis used nee eles did not (didn't) wark_/go. Itraing a lot in autumn, I speak English and French. 210 talk about repeated, customary actions: Ho gets up at 8 o'clock every morning. They never listen to their teacher. Imet my friend yesiecday. Did you go to the seaside last summer? He opened the door, switched on the light and fed his cat. Ho fell asioep while the teacher was explaining new grammar rules. Mt call you tomoerow. Mary will get a present next month ‘thin twit ain tomar Porhaps she'll be ate. J dont think the exam will be very Do you tke these shoes? + Yes, Il buy them. I the weather is fine, we'll go to the country. PHRASES always, every day/month/year never, often, normally, seldom, sometimes, usually, twice a week/day all the time yesterday, 2 minutes /hours/ days/years ago, in 1970, the other day, last monttvyear/ week/ Sunday yearetc., soon, in the near future, some day, in two daysifive minutes/a month etc. ENG — TENSES TENSES: RESSEVE) oG ‘CONTINUOUS (PR FORMS (lfirmative + A/ Negative « to be (amiis/are) + verb + -ing am (I'm) — working. Helshes is (he's) working Youlwethey are (we're) working a am not (i'm nat) working. Heisheit is mat (isn't) working. ‘YouWwe/they’ arenot(aren’t) working. 1 working? he/shelwe working? youlweithey — working? to be(was/were) + verb + -ing & was working. Helene was working. Youlwelthey were — working. a was not (wasn’t) working. He/sherit was not (wasn’t) working. Youlwelthey were not (weren't) working. o Was t working? Was heisheft working’? Were youlweithey working? shall/will + be + verb +-ing ubwe ——shall* will be working. Helsheit will be working. Youthey will be working, ni liwe shall not (shan't) *be working. willot (won't) be working, Ho’shelit will not (won't) be working. Youtthey will not (won't) be working. @Shallwill we be working? Will he/she/t be working? wil youlthey be working? *NoTEn Shalis used mostyintheauosions. shall ‘Look! The boys are playing footbal.. Hurry Up! Tho train is coming. 2-10 talk-about actions that are happening around now, but not ‘exactly at the moment of speaking: We are studying very hard these days. Wa have to prepare for our exams. “What are you deing on Saturday? -lammeeting my friend at the station. She Is arriving at & pm. The sun was shining and the bieds were singing... / wil be playing tanisat 10am tomorrow, ‘This time on Suncay (il be bathing in the sea. When you arrive, he will be waiting for you. atthe moment, at present; Look!, Listen! these days, at 6 o'clock yesterday, from 3106 On Monday, when Mum came, while at'5 o'clock ‘tomorrow, this time on ‘Sunday, when | come PERFECT ENGLISH TENSES Had he/shelit Wworked/gorwe? ‘shall/will + have +participle it Asie shail? will have workedigone. Hefshelt have warked/gone. Youfhey will have worked/gone. Niliwe shall not (shan't) “have worked/gone. will not (won't) He/shalt willnat (want) Youthey willnat (wont) have worked/gons. @ Shallwitl ine workedigone? wit heishoat warkedigone? wilt you'they Warkedigane? 18a Thad hardly done it when they amo. Nosooner had they arrived than it started to rain. She will have finished this work by 2oeloek tamarrow, The fim willhave already started by tho time we come . Hurry up! +Nerent Shall is used most nthe questions, shal FORMS (Affirmative - A/Negative = N PHRASES Question = @) already, ever, have/hes +parficiple i just, never, sregular verbs ted worked, asked not yet, so siregular verbs-lll column gone, eaten far, til now, Thave lost my keys. Ican't open the | up to now, of ActAvolyourthay have worked/gone. late, lately, He/she’ has workedgone. i: recently; with have seen this fim and fean for and Xs liwotyouthey have not (haven't) worked gone. : Hershert hasnot (hasn't) workedigane. | 0458 with you now. since; with This is the Lwelyauthey — workedigone? first time ... heishevt worked/gone? this morning/ evening, today, this week, this year when | entered, by 5 o'clock

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