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All About Tenses.
What is the meaning of Tenses?
What are the various types of Tenses?
What is present tense and its types i.e. Present Simple, Present Continuous, Present Perfect and Present Perfect Continuous. When to use present tense. How to make positive, negative and interrogative sentences using present tense.
What are the common mistakes made in using the present tense?
Explain in detail past tense and its various types?
Future Tense and its types
-What is past tense?
-What are the various types of past tense?
-When to use it?
-How we form it from regular verbs?
-What are irregular verbs?
-How to make positive, negative and interrogative sentences using past tense?
- What are the common mistakes made in using this tense? etc.
We will also discuss in detail all the four different types of Future tense:
i) Future Simple Tense
ii) Future Continuous Tense
iii) Future Perfect Tense
iv) Future Perfect Continuous Tense
What are the two types of verbs ( i.e. discussion on action/dynamic verbs and stative verbs)
Whether stative verbs can be used in the continuous form?
What change is made in the verb when to use in the continuous form?
Common errors made in using the future tense.
Difference between present continuous and present perfect tense.
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Today, we will try to find out the answers to these questions: 1. What is the meaning of tenses? 2. What are the three broad categories of tenses? 3. We will also discuss in detail all the four different types of Present Tense, Past Tense and Future Tense. 4. Formation of positive, negative and interrogative sentence in each sub-type of tenses. 5. Contractions, Common Mistakes and Practice
In this course, we will discuss – 1. What is the meaning of tenses? 2. What are the three broad categories of tenses? We will also discuss in detail all the four different types of Present tense: i) Present Simple Tense ii) Present Continuous Tense iii) Present Perfect Tense iv) Present Perfect Continuous Tense 3. Formation of positive, negative and interrogative sentence in each sub-type of tenses 4. Contractions, Common Mistakes and Practice
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In this course, we will discuss: -What is past tense? -What are the various types of past tense? -When to use it? -How we form it from regular verbs? -What are irregular verbs? -How to make positive, negative and interrogative sentences using past tense? - What are the common mistakes made in using this tense? etc.
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When to use future simple tense? Formation of positive, negative and interrogative sentence in simple future tense. Contractions and answers in simple future tense Common Mistakes made in simple future tense Practice
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When we use future continuous tense? Formation of positive, negative and interrogative sentence in future continuous tense. Contractions in future continuous tense Adding – ing to verb When not to use future continuous tense What are action verbs and stative verbs? Common mistakes made in future continuous tense & Practice
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When we use future perfect tense? Formation of positive, negative & interrogative sentence in future perfect tense What ae regular and irregular verbs? Contractions in future perfect tense Common mistakes Practice
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When we use future perfect continuous tense? Difference between Future Perfect and Future Perfect Continuous Tense Formation of positive, negative & interrogative sentence in future perfect continuous tense Not to use this tense in case of Stative Verbs Changes to be made in verbs in case of this tense Contractions Common Mistakes Practice
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