1. English Tenses The Present Simple The Present ContinuousThe Present Perfect V /V s It often rains. I drive the car quite well. am/is/are + V ing It is raining at the moment. I am driving now. Don’t disturb me. have/has + V 3 It has just rained. I have already driven him to the airport. The Past SimpleThe Past ContinuousThe Past Perfect V 2 ( Ved ) It rained yesterday. I drove a new car last weekend. was/were + V ing It was raining and we were racing the car when the earth started to shake. (at that time) had + V 3 We had left the house by that time. The wind had already damaged the house before he came back. The Future SimpleThe Future ContinuousThe Future Perfect will (shall) /‘ll + V It will rain tomorrow. Next summer I’ll travel to London.

2. The Present Simple The Present ContinuousThe Present Perfect V /V s It often rains. I drive the car quite well. am/is/are + V ing It is raining at the moment. I am driving now. Don’t disturb me. have/has + V 3 It has just rained. I have already driven him to the airport. The Past SimpleThe Past ContinuousThe Past Perfect V 2 ( Ved ) It rained yesterday. I drove a new car last weekend. was/were + V ing It was raining and we were racing the car when the earth started to shake. (at that time) had + V 3 We had left the house by that time. The wind had already damaged the house before he came back. The Future SimpleThe Present Perfect Continuous will (shall) /‘ll + V It will rain tomorrow. Next summer I’ll travel to London. have/has + been V ing I have been studying English since form 2/ for 6 years

3. The Present Simple The Present ContinuousThe Present Perfect V /V s often / seldom / every day / always /usually / sometimes am/is/are + V ing at the moment now have/has + V 3 “jeany”words: just / ever / already / never / yet (not … yet) recently The Past SimpleThe Past ContinuousThe Past Perfect V 2 ( Ved ) yesterday / 2 days ago / last weekend … was/were + V ing when he came while at that time / at 6 o’clock had + V 3 by that time / before he came back/ already … when he came The Future SimpleThe Present Perfect Continuous will (shall) /‘ll + V tomorrow / next summer / in 2 days have/has + been + V ing since for 6 years for a long time