Question

Anitha plays chess convert into 12 tenses

Answer 1

Answer:

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Simple Present Tense

Ankita please chess .

Pesent Continuous Tense

Ankita is playing chess .

Present Prefect Tense

Ankita have played chess .

Answer 2

Answer:

1.Present Indefinite Tense:Anitha plays chess.

2.Present Continuous Tense:Anitha is playing chess.

3.Present Perfect Tense:Anitha has played chess.

4.Present Perfect Continuous Tense:Anitha has been playing chess.

5.Past Indefinite Tense:Anitha played chess.

6.Past Continuous Tense:Anitha was playing chess.

7.Past Perfect Tense:Anitha had played chess.

8.Past Perfect Continuous Tense:Anitha had been playing chess.

9.Future Indefinite Tense:Anitha will play chess.

10.Future Continuous Tense:Anitha will be playing chess.

11.Future Perfect Tense:Anitha will have played chess.

12.Future Perfect Continuous Tense:Anitha will have been playing chess.

Explanation:

If we look the sentenses of "continuous tense" and "perfect continuous tense" we will find that "perfect continuous tense" is telling that the work is/was/will be going on from a period of time but in "continuous tense" the work is happening just now.