english speaking course in\u00a0 pune<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\nPOSITION OR STATES<\/h4>\n
1. Indefinite : The indefinite form is used to describe a general fact or a habit.
\n2. Continuous : The continuous form specifies that the action being described is under
\nprogress not yet competed.
\n3. Perfect: This is the form that indicates that within the specified timeframe the action
\nbeing described has been completed.
\n4. Perfect continuous : The perfect form is used to describe events that have been
\noccuring on a regular\/repeated basis for a some time.
\nenglish speaking course in pune<\/p>\n
PRESENT TENSE – the current time.
\n1. Simple present tense : In simple present, the action is simply mentioned and there
\nis nothing being said it’s completeness.<\/p>\n
e.g I eat an apple.
\nbest Spoken English classes in narhe pune<\/p>\n
Present Indefinite Rules
\nSubject+V1+s\/es+Object
\nWe use the present rule, when an action is happening right now,or when it happens
\nregularly.<\/p>\n
Singular : 1st first 2nd per 3rd person
\nI you He\/she\/it\/Name<\/p>\n
Plural : We You They<\/p>\n
I,You,We, They-used”verb 1st form” for positive sentences and donot + 1st form for
\nnegative sentences.<\/p>\n
He,She,it,name – We mainly used ‘s\/es’ form for positive sentences and does not+
\nfirst form for negatives sentences.<\/p>\n
For a few verbs,the third person singular ends with-es instead of -s, whose root form ends
\nin O,ch,th,ss,gh,or z.<\/p>\n
For neagtive simple present – do\/does + not.<\/p>\n
2. Present Continuous Tense : In present Continuous,the action is on going\/still going on
\nand hence continuous.
\nenglish speaking course in karvenagar pune<\/p>\n
e.g I am eating an apple.
\nRules :-<\/p>\n
Positive : Subject + is\/am\/are +V1+ing+Object
\nNegative : Subject + is\/am\/are\/+not+verb1+ing +object.<\/p>\n
Interrogative :<\/p>\n
Is\/Am\/Are + Subject +V1+ing +Object<\/p>\n
3. Present Perfect Tense : In Present Perfect Tense,the action is complete, or has
\nended and hence termed perfect.<\/p>\n
e.g I have eaten an apple.
\nbest english speaking course in kothrud pune<\/p>\n
Rules :<\/p>\n
Positive :
\nSubject+Has\/Have+V3+Object<\/p>\n
Negative :
\nSubject + Has\/Have+not+V3+Object<\/p>\n
Interrogative
\nHas\/Have+Subject+V3+Object.<\/p>\n
4.Present Perfect Continuous Tense : In Present Perfect tense,the action has
\nbeen taking place for some time and is still on-going<\/p>\n
e.g I have been eating an apple since morning<\/p>\n
Rules :-<\/p>\n
Positive :
\nSubject+Has\/Have+Been+V1+ing+Object+For\/Since+Time +Remaining.<\/p>\n
For => Uncertain
\nSince => Certain Time<\/p>\n
Negative :
\nSubject + Has\/Have+Not+Been+V1+ing+Object+For\/Since+Time+Remaning<\/p>\n
Interrogative :
\nHas\/Have+Subject+Been+V1+ing+Object+For\/Since+Time+Remaning<\/p>\n
PAST TENSE
\nSimple Past Tense : In Simple past, the action is simply mentioned and undertand
\nto have taken place in the past.<\/p>\n
e.g I ate an apple<\/p>\n
Rules :-<\/p>\n
Positive : Subject + V2 + Object<\/p>\n
Negative : Subject Did not + V2 +Object<\/p>\n
Interrogative :
\nDid+Subject+V1+Object<\/p>\n
2. Past Continuous :<\/h3>\n
In Past Continuous, the action was on going till a certain time in the past.<\/p>\n
e.g I was eating an apple.<\/p>\n
Rules :-<\/p>\n
Positive :- Subject + Was\/Were+V1+ing+Object
\nNegative : Subject + Was\/Were +not+V1+ing+Object<\/p>\n
Interrogative :
\nWas\/Were + Subject +V1+ing+Object<\/p>\n
3. Past Perfect Tense :<\/h3>\n
Past Perfect is used to express somthing that happenedn before another action in the
\nthe past
\nenglish speaking classes in pune<\/p>\n
e.g I had eaten an apple<\/p>\n
Rules :<\/p>\n
Positive : subject + Had + V3 + Object
\nNegative : Subject + Had + not +V3+Object<\/p>\n
Interrogative :
\nHad+Subject+V3+Object<\/p>\n
4. Past Perfect Continuous :<\/h3>\n
past perfect continuous is used to express something started in the past and
\ncontinued untill another time in the past<\/p>\n
e.g I had been eating an apple since morning.<\/p>\n
Rules :<\/p>\n
Positive :
\nSubject+Had+not+been+V1+ing+Object+For\/Since+Time+Remaining.<\/p>\n
Negative :
\nSubject+Had+Not+Been+V1+ing+Object+For\/since+Time+Remaining<\/p>\n
Interrogative :
\nHad + Subject+ Been+V1+ing +Object+For\/Since+Time+Remaining
\nenglish speaking classes in narhe pune<\/p>\n
FUTURE TENSES :
\n1. Simple Future : Simple Future is used when we plan or make a decision to do something
\nNothing is said about the time in the future.<\/p>\n
e.g I will eat an apple.
\nenglish speaking classes in karvenagar pune
\nbest english speaking classes in warje pune<\/p>\n
Rules :<\/p>\n
Positive :
\nSubject + Will\/Shall+V1+Object<\/p>\n
Negative :
\nSubject+will\/shall+not+V1+Oject<\/p>\n
Interrogative :<\/p>\n
Will\/Shall + Subject + V1 + Object<\/p>\n
2. Future Continuous :
\nThe future continuous tense is used to express action at a particular moment
\nin the future. However, the action will not finished at the moment.<\/p>\n
e.g I will eating at 9 am.<\/p>\n
Rules :<\/p>\n
Positive:
\nSubject+Will\/Shall+Be+V1+ing+Object<\/p>\n
Negative :
\nSubject+Will\/Shall+not+Be+V1+ing+Object<\/p>\n
Interrogative :
\nWill\/Shall+Subject+Be+V1+ing+Object.<\/p>\n
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