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1 Verb Tense

2 A Definition The tense of a verb indicates the time of the action or the time of the state of being that is expressed by the verb.

3 Directions Watch closely as the following 6 verb tenses are presented. At the end of this lesson, you will be asked to complete a fill-in-the-blank assessment. Good Luck!

4 The first verb tense is the past perfect verb tense.
Present Perfect Present Future Perfect Future The past perfect tense indicates that something happened in the past before another specific time in the past. Example: The teacher had prepared for every lesson except one.

5 The second verb tense is the past verb tense.
Past Perfect Past Present Perfect Present Future Perfect Future The past tense indicates that something happened in the past. Example: The teacher prepared for every lesson.

6 The third verb tense is the present perfect verb tense.
Past Perfect Past Present Perfect Present Future Perfect Future The present perfect tense indicates a happening before now that may be continuing. It is not clear when the event happened. Example: The teacher has graded papers in her room.

7 The fourth verb tense is the present verb tense.
Past Perfect Past Present Perfect Present Future Perfect Future The present tense indicates that something is happening now. Example: The teacher grades with a red pen.

8 The fifth verb tense is the future perfect verb tense.
Past Perfect Past Present Perfect Present Future Perfect Future The future perfect tense indicates that something will happen before a specific time in the future. Example: The teacher will have cleaned her classroom before parents arrive.

9 The sixth verb tense is the future verb tense.
Past Perfect Past Present Perfect Present Future Perfect Future The future tense indicates that something will happen in the future. Example: The teacher will close the door when school is finished.

10 Assessment

11 The first verb tense is the past perfect verb tense.
Present Perfect Present Future Perfect Future The past perfect tense indicates that something happened in the past __________________in the past. before another specific time Example: The teacher had prepared for every lesson except one.

12 The second verb tense is the past verb tense.
Past Perfect Past Present Perfect Present Future Perfect Future The past tense indicates that something happened _______________. in the past. Example: The teacher prepared for every lesson.

13 The third verb tense is the present perfect verb tense.
Past Perfect Past Present Perfect Present Future Perfect Future The present perfect tense indicates a happening before now that may be continuing. It is _____________when the event happened. not clear Example: The teacher has graded papers in her room.

14 The fourth verb tense is the present verb tense.
Past Perfect Past Present Perfect Present Future Perfect Future The present tense indicates that something is happening ________. now Example: The teacher grades with a red pen.

15 The fifth verb tense is the future perfect verb tense.
Past Perfect Past Present Perfect Present Future Perfect Future The future perfect tense indicates that something will happen _________________ . before a specific time in the future Example: The teacher will have cleaned her classroom before parents arrive.

16 The sixth verb tense is the future verb tense.
Past Perfect Past Present Perfect Present Future Perfect Future The future tense indicates that something will happen _________. in the future Example: The teacher will close the door when school is finished.

17 Verb Tense

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