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Revision of Tenses Simple Present Present Continuous Simple Past Past Continuous Present Perfect Present Perfect Continuous Past Perfect Simple Future Be going to 1 SIMPLE PRESENT FORM: go / goes They go to school on foot. Do they go to school by bus? They don’t go to school by car. USE 1. for sth that happens every day. 2. for permanent situations 3. for timetables and schedules KEY WORDS every day / month / year, sometimes, usually, often, always, never, seldom, on Sundays 2 PRESENT CONTINUOUS FORM: am/is/are + verb + ing Mark is playing football. Is Mark playing tennis? Mark is not playing golf. USE 1. for sth that is happening now (at the moment of speaking) 2. for temporary situations 3. for planned actions in the near future KEY WORDS now, at the moment, these days, this week 3 SIMPLE PAST FORM: verb + ed She cooked spaghetti for dinner. Did she cook chicken? She didn’t cook fish. USE 1. for sth that happened in the past and we know when it happened 2. Past routines and habits KEY WORDS yesterday, last week / month / year, ago 4 USED TO / WOULD FORM: used to + bare infinitive I used to have brown hair. Did I use to have blonde hair? I didn’t use to have black hair. USE 1. to talk about past habits, states or things that we don’t do any more FORM: would + bare infinitive USE 1. to describe repeated past actions (not past states) 5 PAST CONTINUOUS FORM: was / were + verb + ing John was sleeping during the lesson. Was John sleeping during the lesson? John was not sleeping during the lesson. USE 1. for sth that was happening at a specific time in the past (we don’t know when it started or when it finished) 6 PAST CONTINUOUS 2. 3. 4. for sth that was happening continuously in the past (long action) and another action stopped it (short action) for two or more actions happening continuously at the same time in the past to give background information in a story KEY WORDS while, when, as 7 PRESENT PERFECT FORM: have / has + past participle Macy and Joe have been friends for one year. Have they been friends since primary school? They haven’t been friends for a long time. USE 1. for sth that started in the past and continues in the present 8 PRESENT PERFECT 2. 3. 4. for sth that happened in the past but we don’t know when it happened for actions that were repeated several times in the past for sth that has just happened KEY WORDS never, ever, yet, already, just, for,since, how long, recently, lately 9 PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS FORM: have / has + verb + -ing I have been playing the piano for 2 years. Have you been waiting here long? She hasn’t been feeling well lately. USE 1. For sth that began in the past and continues up to the present (usually with for and since) 10 PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS 2. for sth that happened in the past and the results are visible in the present KEY WORDS all day / morning, how long, lately, recently, since, for 11 PAST PERFECT FORM: had + past participle She had finished her homework before she went out. Had she had dinner before she went out? She hadn’t cleaned her room before she went out. USE 1. for an action that happened in the past before another action KEY WORDS before, after, as soon as, when, by the time 12 SIMPLE FUTURE FORM: will + bare infinitive She will be a fashion designer one day. Will she be a doctor? She won’t be an architect. USE 1. for sth that will happen some time in the future (not a planned action) 2. for threats, promises, offers, suggestions, predictions, on-the-spot decisions 13 SIMPLE FUTURE 3. After the words think, suppose, expect, believe, hope, know, be sure KEY WORDS tomorrow, next week / month / year, in a week’s time 14 BE GOING TO FORM: am / is / are + going to + bare infinitive I am going to have a party for my birthday next week. Am I going to go out for my birthday? I’m not going to have a party this weekend. USE 1. for sth that we plan to do in the near future 15 BE GOING TO 2. for predictions about the future based on what we know or can see now KEY WORDS tomorrow, next week/month/year, in a week’s time 16 EXERCISE: Put the verbs in the correct tense. have known Ann and Mary ____________ (know) each other for twelve years. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. rang (ring). I was sleeping when the bell _____ had left Mary _________(leave) by the time I got home. gives The teacher _________(give) us a quiz every week. will answer The phone is ringing. I ___________ (answer) it. 17 EXERCISE: Put the verbs in the correct tense. will buy My parents _________(buy) me a new bicycle for my birthday if I do well in my exams. 5. were you doing What ______________(you do) at ten o’clock last night? am doing 7. I can’t help you now. I ___________(do) my homework. is going to take 8. My boyfriend _________________(take) me out for dinner on Valentine’s Day. 6. 18