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Present: Table 1. TENSES

This document provides a table outlining the different tenses in English including present, past, future, and past future. It lists examples of verbs used with the simple, continuous, perfect, and perfect continuous aspects in the present tense. The table includes examples like "I don't agree with you" for simple present and "The conference is taking place now" for present continuous. Entries for the past, future, and past future tenses are blank, indicating they require different verb forms than present.

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Present: Table 1. TENSES

This document provides a table outlining the different tenses in English including present, past, future, and past future. It lists examples of verbs used with the simple, continuous, perfect, and perfect continuous aspects in the present tense. The table includes examples like "I don't agree with you" for simple present and "The conference is taking place now" for present continuous. Entries for the past, future, and past future tenses are blank, indicating they require different verb forms than present.

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Table 1.

TENSES

PRESENT
No Simple Continuous Perfect Perfect Continuous
1. - I don’t agree with you - The conference is taking - -
- It doesn’t sound place now
strange now - She is receiving these
- I really want it now gifts now
- I believe you now - The company is
- This program works controlling the situation
very well now
- These things don’t - He is repeating his
seem important mistake now
- This knowledge is - The wind is blowing
more than enough very strongly
- The police are
investigating the crime
- - - -
PAST
No Simple Continuous Perfect Perfect Continuous
1. - - -

FUTURE
No Simple Continuous Perfect Perfect Continuous
1. - - -

PAST FUTURE
No Simple Continuous Perfect Perfect Continuous
1. - She will order to do it - - -
2. - The song will become
very popular.
3. - They won’t share this
information with them

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