Таблица временных форм глагола

PRESENT

PAST

FUTURE

FUTURE IN THE PAST

Indefinite/

Simple

Usually, always, often, seldom,

sometimes, regularly, every day.

+ V1, ; V s (3л. ед.ч)

- ? do ; does + V1

I play. Do you play?

He plays. Does he play?

Yesterday, last year, the day before yesterday, 2 years ago, a week ago, the other day.

+ Ved ; V2

- ? did + V1

I played. Did you play?

He played. Did he play?

Tomorrow, next week, the day after tomorrow, soon, in an hour.

shall ( I, we )

+-? +V1

will ( you, they, it, he ,she)

I shall play. Will you play?

He will play. Will he play?

should

+ V1

would

I said that I should play.

He said that he would play.

Continuous /

Рrogressive

Now, at present time, at the moment, Look! Listen!

am

+-? to be Is + V ing

are

I am playing. Are you playing?

He is playing. Is he playing?

Yesterday at 3 o’clock, when he came,

from 5till 6, all day long, the whole day.

was

+-? to be + V ing

were

I was playing. Were you playing?

He was playing. Was he playing?

At 5 o’clock tomorrow, the whole day tomorrow, from 5till 6 tomorrow.

shall

+-? be + V ing

will

I shall be playing. Will you be playing?

He will be playing. Will he be playing?

should be

+ V ing

would be

I said that I should be playing

He said that he would be playing

Perfect

Ever, never, just, already, yet, today, this year, recently, lately, before, so far.

have

+-? + Ved ; V3 (3л. ед. ч)

has ( he, she, it )

I have played. Have you played?

She has played. Has she played?

Yesterday, by 3 o’clock, by the time he came, before she came, by that time, by the end of the week, by 1990.

+-? had + Ved ; V3

I had played. Had you played?

He had played. Had he played?

Tomorrow, by 3 o’clock, by the end of the year, by Saturday, by that time.

shall

+-? + have Ved ; V3

will

I shall have played. Will you have played?

He will have played? Will he have played?

should

+ have Ved ; V3

would

I said that I should have played.

He said that he would have played.

Perfect

Continuous /

Progressive

For 2 hours, since morning, since

3 o’clock, how long, all my life, all day long, for ages.

have

+-? been + Ving

has

I have been playing. Have you been playing?

He has been playing. Has he been playing?

For three months, for a long time, yesterday when he came

+-? had been + V ing

I had been playing. Had you been playing?

He had been playing. Had he been playing?

Tomorrow, for 2 hours, when you come,

for a long time.

shall

+-? have been + V ing

will

I shall have been playing. Will you have been playing?

He will have been playing. Will he have been playing?

should

+ have been + Ving

would

I said that I should have been playing/

He said that he would have been playing.