To talk in English many things are necessary to understand things like verb, tense, knowledge of sentence and many more, out of them tense is more important to understand tense first we should know verb and also pronoun.We will learn tense types in English with uses and examples.
Pronoun: A word that is used instead of a noun is called a pronoun. The words I, you,we,he,she ,It and they are used in place of the nouns called pronouns.Personal pronouns stands for the three persons, 1st person, 2 person and 3 person.
First person who speaks.
Second person with whom we talk.
Third person about whom we talk.
Here are some pronouns.
Third person about whom we talk.
Here are some pronouns.
Verb denotes an action and tense shows us the time of action so in short tense means it tells about the action of person related to time.
So there are three types of tense.
1 Present Tense.
2. Past Tense.
3. Future Tense.
1) Present Tense (today): A verb that refers to present time is called present tense. In this tense action may be completed or not completed so it can be used to talk about events actions or situations which occur or takes place in the present time.
Eg: I work daily, We play football.
2) Past Tense (yesterday) : A verb that refers to past time is called past tense. In this tense action completed in the past so it can be used to talk about events action or situation which already happened in the past.
Eg: The class started, The bell rang.
3) Future Tense (tomorrow) : A verb that refers to future time is called future tense. It can be used to talk about events action or situations that has yet to take place. which will take place in future.
Eg: I shall see you tomorrow, It will rain soon.
There are the main types of tense these three tense are again further sub- divided into four parts.
1. Simple present tense
2. Present continuous tense
3. Present perfect tense
4. Present perfect continuous tense
5. Simple past tense
6. Past continuous tense
7. Past perfect tense
8. Past perfect continuous tense
9. Future present tense
10. Future continuous tense
11. Future perfect tense
12. Future perfect continuous tense
2. Present continuous tense
3. Present perfect tense
4. Present perfect continuous tense
5. Simple past tense
6. Past continuous tense
7. Past perfect tense
8. Past perfect continuous tense
9. Future present tense
10. Future continuous tense
11. Future perfect tense
12. Future perfect continuous tense
Conclusion: The tense of a verb shows the time (present, past, future) when the action happens, happened, or will happen.
Have you got tense?
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