Question

All rules of tenses with one example each

Answer 1

Verbs come in three tenses: past, present, and future. The past is used to describe things that have already happened (e.g., earlier in the day, yesterday, last week, three years ago). The present tense is used to describe things that are happening right now, or things that are continuous. The future tense describes things that have yet to happen (e.g., later, tomorrow, next week, next year, three years from now).

Answer 2

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Answer -

Basically there are three types of tenses -

1. Present tense

2. Past tense.

3. Future tense.

For every tense are four sub types -

$<b><u>Present tense</b></u>$


1. Simple Present tense

=> So here is how you form the sentence -

Rule - Subject + verb (s / es) + Object

Example - She draws picture.

(A subject can be any pronoun like he, she, us, they, them, we)


2. present continuous tense

Rule - Subject + am/is/ are +verb form (ing) + object

Example - She is drawing a picture.


3. Present perfect tense

Rule - Subject + has/have + verb+ participle + object

Now, here Participle is a new word, it means it's third form of the verb

Example - She drew a picture.


4. Present perfect continuos tense

Rule - Subject + have/has + been + verb(ing) + object

Example - She has been drawing a picture.


$<b><u>Past tense</b></u>$

1. Simple past tense

Rule - Subject + verb (ed) + object

Example - We played badminton.


2. Past continuous tense

Rule - Subject + was / were + verb(ing) + object.

Example - We were playing badminton.


3. Past perfect tense

Rule - Subject + had + verb + Past participle + object.

Example - We had played badminton.

or We played badminton


4. Present perfect continuous tense

Rule - Subject + had + been + verb (ing) + object.

Example - We had been playing badminton.


$<b><u>Future tense</b></u>$


1. Simple future tense

Rule - Subject + will/shall + verb + object.

Example - They will go to temple


2. Future continuous tense

Rule - Subject + will/shall be + verb (ing) + object.

Example - They will be going to temple.


3. Future perfect tense

Rule - Subject + will have + participle + verb (ing) + object.


Example - They will have gone to temple.


4. Future perfect continuous tense.

Rule - Subject + will have + been + verb (ing) + object.

Example - They will have been going to Temple.



Hope it helps !!