Verb Tenses

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Present perfect tense tells us that...

Something happened only in the past

Something will happen in the future

Something happened in the past and is still happening

Something is happening only right now

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Past tense tells us that...

Something happened only in the past

Something will happen in the future

Something happened in the past and is still happening

Something is happening right now

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Present tense tells us that...

Something happened only in the past

Something will happen in the future

Something happened in the past and is still happening

Something is happening right now

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Hint: "last year"

broke

has broken

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Hint: he's still taking dance classes

has been taking

took

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Hint: present tense

enjoys

has enjoyed

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Hint: "for the last three hours"

has been sleeping

sleeps

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Hint: present tense

has been knitting

knits

1

Hint: she doesn't work anymore

worked

has worked

1

Hint: "next week" this one is future tense

goes

will go

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Hint: she still grows veggies

has been growing

grew

Present perfect tense tells us that...

Something happened only in the past

Something will happen in the future

Something happened in the past and is still happening

Something is happening only right now

Past tense tells us that...

Something happened only in the past

Something will happen in the future

Something happened in the past and is still happening

Something is happening right now

Present tense tells us that...

Something happened only in the past

Something will happen in the future

Something happened in the past and is still happening

Something is happening right now

Hint: "last year"

broke

has broken

Hint: he's still taking dance classes

has been taking

took

Hint: present tense

enjoys

has enjoyed

Hint: "for the last three hours"

has been sleeping

sleeps

Hint: present tense

has been knitting

knits

Hint: she doesn't work anymore

worked

has worked

Hint: "next week" this one is future tense

goes

will go

Hint: she still grows veggies

has been growing

grew

Which of these helping verbs is NOT used to create perfect tenses?

Had

Will Have

Has

Is

The perfect tense always uses the ______ participle of the main verb.

Past

Present

Future

baked

has baked

had baked

will have baked

had learned

has learned

had learn

learned

made

will have made

has made

will make

dreamed

have dreamed

has dreamed

will have dreamed

will have hoped

have hope

had hoped

have hoped

had started

has started

have started

is starting

are watching

have watched

had watched

will have watched