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-Igeidők-
THE NOTION OF TIME IS UNIVERSAL AND
IS INDEPENDENT OF ANY PARTICULAR
LANGUAGE. THE WORD TENSE STANDS
FOR VERBAL CONSTRUCTIONS
EXPRESSING CERTAIN TIME RELATIONS.
THE ENGLISH TENSE SYSTEM
COMPRISES 12 TENSES.
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The tense song!
1. The Simple Present tense
-Egyszerű jelen idő-
Form (Alak):
Now
E.g. She usually drinks tea but this morning she is drinking
coffee.
I usually walk to school but today I’m taking the bus.
For a definite arrangement in the near future / Activities happening in
the near future. A folyamatos jelen úgy vetít előre egy jövő idejű
cselekvést, mint egy jelen terv, program részét, mint egy előre
megnevezett eseményt. Ilyenkor szükség van jövő idejű
határozószóra is.
Form (Alak):
You have (you’ve) worked You have not (haven’t) worked Have you worked?
She has (she’s) worked She has not (hasn’t) worked Has she worked ?
You have (you’ve) worked You have not (haven’t) worked Have you worked?
They have (they’ve) worked They have not (haven’t) Have they worked?
worked
Use (Használata):
Past Present time Future
Now
The present perfect expresses the present result of a past action
or experience. We use present perfect for a past action when we
refer to an indefinite past meaning at any time up to the present.
Olyan igeidő , amely múltbeli eseményeket, cselekvéseket a
jelenhez kapcsol.
E.g. I have closed the door. (Now it is closed.)
My father has retired now. Apám nyugdíjba vonult.
Your taxi has arrived.
We can use present perfect simple for an action which started in
the past, continues in the present and may continue in the future.
Olyan cselekedet, amely a múltba kezdődött el és még most is
tarthat.
E.g. How long have you known John? I have known him for a
year.
We have bought a new car.
I’ve come.( Megjöttem. Nem érdekes, hogy mikor, a
lényeg, hogy itt vagyok.)
I’ve bought a book.
My parents have been married for over twenty years.
For actions happening in the near past before the moment of
speaking. Olyan cselekedet, ami nem sokkal a beszéd pillanata
előtt történt (pontosan nem lehet tudni mikor) tehát valamikor a
közel múltba, de hatással van a jelenre is!
E.g. I didn’t see Tim last week but I’ve been out with him twice
already this week.
I have just finished it.
I have been to Udvarhely this morning.
A cselekménynek a jelenre is kiható eredménye van
E.g. She has cleaned all the windows.
Befejezett jelent akkor használunk, ha figyelmünk
középpontjában a jelen áll, s a múltbeli cselekvést, eseményt a
jelen magyarázására ,jobb megvilágítására ,a kiváltó tényező
megnevezésére hozunk fel.
E.g. Betty knows London very well. She has been there many
times.
It’s very hot in here. No wonder , someone has closed the
window.
Your finger is bleeding. What have you done?
Used with ‘just’ for a recently completed action. A cselekmény
a múltban kezdődik, de a jelen pillanat előtt befejeződött vagy
most is tart.
E.g. He has written three novels so far .(eddig)
I have just arrived.
He has just gone out. = means that he went out a few
minutes ago. (= affirmative)
…. Just is situated between the auxiliary (segédige)and
the main verb (főige)
Has he just gone out? (= interrogative)
He has just phoned.
She has just finished cleaning the window.
!!!!! De a ‘yet’ időhatározó mindig a mondat végén áll.!
E.g. I have not finished my work yet.
Have you met this man yet?
‘Yet’ is used to express:
? (to ask if an action has been done)
Have you met her, yet?
- (to show that an action hasn’t been done up to now.) No, I
haven’t met her, yet.
+ ( To show that an action happened sooner that expected) Yes,
I have already met her.
Adverb phrases ( Időhatározók):
!!!! Az olyan időhatározókat, mint: today, this morning, this month,
this year, recently lehet használni akár befejezett jelen időben, akár
múlt időben annak fügvényében, hogy :
-a cselekménynek határozott vagy határozatlan a jelleme
E.g. Did you hear Tim play recently? (on a certain occasion)
Have you heard Tim play recently? (in the near past, not a
long time ago)
-a cselekmény időtartama befejezett vagy sem
E.g. Did you see him this morning? (Now it’s 5 o’clock p.m.)
Have you seen him this morning? (Now it’s 11 a.m.)
Differences between the Simple Past Tense and Present
Perfect Tense!
Simple Past Tense Present Perfect Tense
( Befejezett jelen idő)
(Egyszerű múlt idő)
(indefinite time)
(definite time)
Zsigmond Móricz wrote several novels Ambrus Csata has written several
and short stories.(= Zsigmond M. is novels and short stories.(= Ambrus
dead.) Cs. is alive.)
Did you see the exhibition? (=the Have you seen the exhibition? (= the
exhibition is closed now.) exhibition is still open.)
John injured his arm. ( = It does not John has injured his arm.(= it still
hurt him any longer.) hurts him.)
Present Perfect Tense
Simple Past Tense
(Befejezett jelen idő)
(Egyszerű múlt idő)
He stayed in this hotel.
He has stayed in this hotel for a week.
(= Ebben a hotelban van már egy
( Ebben a hotelben volt.) hete.)
we use present perfect for a past action with a
present result.
E.g. People have polluted the sea.
They have not taken care of animals.
Múlt idővel olyan időhatározókat Befejezett jelen időhöz olyan időhatározókat
használunk, amelyek a befejezettséget illesztünk amelyek a nyitottságot
fejezik ki. érzékeltetik.pl. today, this week / month stb.
E.g. I went to the theatre last week. E.g. I’ve been to the theatre this
Az egyszerű múlt ídőt olyan week.
cselekményekkor használjuk, amelyek a Befejezett jelen időt használunk amikor az
múltban történnek és a cselekvést végző
események a múltba zajlanak, de az
alanyok ma már nem léteznek / nem élnek.
alanyok(cselekvő személyek) vagy az
E.g. I bought a book. (Vettem egy könyvet. esemény hatásai még a mai napig is
Egyszer valamikor régen vettem, talán nincs is léteznek / érezhetőek.
már meg!)
E.g.I’ve bought a book. (Vettem egy
I bought a dress yesterday.
könyvet.Itt van, te is láthatod azt a
Tom was in Greece last summer. könyvet!)
I have bought a new dress.
Tom has never been to Greece but I’ve
Since (mióta) For (mikortól)
We use it with a point of time and Is used for a period of time, exactly
means ‘from that point to the time denotes a terminated period of time.
of speaking.’ If the answer refers to (időtartam megadására használatos,
a precise point in time the question vagyis a cselekmény időtartamára utal!)
is ‘since when’? For isn’t used before expressions
( időtartam megjelőlésére használjuk, beginning with all:
tehát a cselekmény kezdőpontjára E.g. I have this house for two
utal. Általában ismert a pontos dátum weeks.
vagy időpont amikor a csel.
keződött.)
E.g. I have this house since 1993.
I have known him since 2004. He has lived in Bucharest
He has studied English since thefor ten years. \
beginning of the school year. __this preposition can be omitted! = He
(valamikor tanult, tehát az has lived in Bucharest ten years.
anyagot tudja, de nem ( Ez azt jelenti, hogy a cselekmény be
feltétlenül folytatja van fejezve, hisz valamikor
tanulmányait a jelen Bukarestben lakott, de most nem lakik
időpontban.) ott, talán csak lehetséges, hogy valaha
visszaköltözzön oda.)
far…
since now
Adverb phrases ( Időhatározók):
We use those adverb phrases which express temporality. (le nem zárt
időre utaló időhatározókat használunk.): already(már), yet(még),
recently (minap) , always, before, ever/ never ,lately( mostanában), up
till now, so far….
You have been working You have not been working Have you been working?
He has been working He has not (hasn’t) been working Has he been working ?
She has been working She has not been working Has she been working?
It has been working It has not been working Has it been working?
We have been working We have not been working Have we been working?
You have been working You have not been working Have you been working?
They have been working They have not been working Have they been working?
Use (Használata):
Now
He started
E.g. The doors have been painting green. (now they are green)
I have been waiting for you for twenty minutes. (Várlak 20 perce!
Tehát a cselekedet a múltban kezdődött , hisz már 20 perce várlak, de
még a jelenben is tart, hisz még nem érkeztél meg, de én még mindig
várlak!)
I’m sorry I’m late. Have you been waiting long?
She has been cooking in the kitchen all day.
An action which began in the past and still continuing or has only just
finished , can with certain verbs be expressed by either present perfect
simple or the present perfect continuous with no real change of meaning ,
although the continuous form is often preferred .. Verbs which can be
used in this way include expect, hope, learn, lie, live, look, rain, sleep,
sit, snow, stand, stay, study, teach, wait, want, work.
E.g. I’ve driven since I was eighteen
I’ve been driving since I was eighteen.
How long have you learnt English?
How long have you been learning English?
He has slept for ten hours.
He has been sleeping for ten hours.
To indicate that a continuous activity in the recent past is
responsible for a present situation. This activity may or may
not be unfinished.