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Simple present tense =
I am / I do
he/she/it is / he/she/it does
they/you/ we are /do
When do you have lunch everyday?
I have lunch at 12;00 o'clock everyday
When does Tom/Mary have his/her lunch everyday?
He/She has his/her lunch at 12:00 o'clock everyday
What colour is the dog?
It is brown and white.
Who is the tallest in the class?
Tom is the tallest in the class.
Where do they/you usually have lunch ?
They/we usually have lunch at the school.
Present continuous tense =
am/are/is + verb + ing - rules same as above
What are you doing now?
I am talking to Mary now.
What is Tom/Mary doing now?
Tom/Mary is playing in the garden now.
What are they doing now?
They are playing basket ball.
Simple past tense =
am /is - was
are - were
most verbs + ed - played looked except irregular verbs
do - did
go - went - these can be found at the back of most English dictionary or at the back of most English textbook from P.4 - P.6
I went to picnic last Sunday
He played basketball yesterday.
We went to Mary's house last week.
Simple future tense = will/shall + verb
I shall/will go to picnic on Sunday.
He/she/you/they/we will go to picnic on Sunday.
The dog / it will bark at strangers
or
shall/will changed to am/are/is going to
I am going to sing on Sunday
He/she is going to sing on Sunday too.
They/we/you are going to sing at the party on Sunday
Present perfect tense = to show action done
I/we/you/they + have played / gone (go)
He/she/it - has + played...
I have finished my homework before I watch TV..
The dog/it has lost itself in the park.
Past continuous tense - used to show two action
he/she/it = was + ing
they/you/we = were + ing
Mary was talking on the phone when I arrived at her home yesterday.
They were playing in the garden when Tom came in last night.
Past perfect tense - also show two action t
he/she/it/I/we/you/they had + played / gone (go)
These irregular verbs can be found at the back of most Englsh dictionary like Oxford or the text books for P.4 - P6
Mary had finished her homework before we went to movie.