Презентация по теме "Revise English Tenses"

REVISE ENGLISH TENSES

2014

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I, we, you, they play computer.

He, she, it plays computer.

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Do you, they, we, I play computer?

Does he, she, it play computer?

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I, you, we, they don’t play computer.

He, she, it doesn’t play computer.

• Usually
• Always
• Every
• Often
• Regularly
• Sometimes
• Rarely

Present Simple

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I am playing computer.

We, you, they are playing computer.

He, she, it is playing computer.

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Are you, they, we playing computer?

Is he, she, it playing computer?

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I am not playing computer.

You, we, they aren’t playing computer.

He, she, it isn’t playing computer.

• Now
• At the moment
• Look!
• Listen!
• Today

Present Continuous

• Habits and routines:

I usually get up at 6.30 .

• A permanent situation or fact: .

Mary lives in Glasgow. It’s her home town.

• Timetables and schedules:

The train leaves at 2.15 tomorrow.

• Things that are happening now:

We’re watching a movie right now.

• Annoying behaviour with always: .

You are always talking on the phone!

• Arrangements in the future:

We are flying to Florida next week.

Present Simple/Continuous

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He played computer.

He bought a computer.

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Did you play computer?

Did s he buy a computer?

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They didn’t play computer.

I didn’t buy a computer.

• Yesterday
• Last
• Ago
• In 2002

Past Simple

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I, he, she, it was playing computer.

We, you, they were playing computer.

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Was I, he, she, it playing computer?

Were they, we, you playing computer?

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I, he, she, it wasn’t playing computer.

They, you, we weren’t playing computer.

• At 5 o’clock yesterday

• When mother came

• From 3 till 4 last week

• At that time yesterday

• The whole day last Sunday

Past Continuous

• Actions which happened at a stated time in the past :

He bought a car last week.

• Past habits or states:

He lived in Mexico 10 years ago.

• Actions which happened immediately one after another:

She took her bag and left the house.

• To talk about people who are no longer alive:

They once met Princess Diana.

• Actoins which were in progress at a stated time in the past:

We were washing a car at 3 o’clock yesterday.

• Past action in progress when another action iterrupted it .

You were talking on the phone when Mother came yesterday.

• For two or more actions happening at the same time in the past.

She was dancing while I was watching her.

Past Simple/Continuous

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He, she, it has done the task.

I, we, you, they have posted the letter.

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Has he, she, it done the task?

Have I, they, we, you posted the letter?

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He, she, it hasn’t done the task.

I, they, you, we haven’t posted the letter.

• Already
• Just
• For
• Since
• Yet
• Ever/never
• Recently
• Lately

Present Perfect

• Actions which happened at a stated time in the past :

He bought a car last week.

• Past habits or states:

He lived in Mexico 10 years ago.

• Actions which happened immediately one after another:

She took her bag and left the house.

• To talk about people who are no longer alive:

They once met Princess Diana.

• Actions which happened at an unstated time in the past

He has just bought a car.

• Actions which started in the past and are continuing in the present

She has taught in this school since 1990.

• Actions which have recently finished and the results are visible in the present

She has just done her shopping.

• To talk about personal experience

They have tried scuba diving.

Past Simple/Present Perfect

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I, he, she, it will do the task.

We, you, they will write the letter.

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Will I, he, she, it do the task?

Will they, we, you write the letter?

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I, he, she, it will not do the task.

They, you, we will not write the letter.

• Tomorrow
• Next
• Soon
• In 2 days

Will not = won’t

Future Simple

Future S.

• Future actions, predictions, promises, threats, warnings, on-the spot decisions, with hope, believe, expect, probably, perhaps, I’m afraid/sure
• Future actions, predictions, promises, threats, warnings, on-the spot decisions, with hope, believe, expect, probably, perhaps, I’m afraid/sure

Present C .

• Fixed arrangement in the future, esp. when time and place have been decided.
• Fixed arrangement in the future, esp. when time and place have been decided.

Going to

• Plans and intentions in the near future Smth. evident to happen
• Plans and intentions in the near future
• Smth. evident to happen

Ways to express future