English language verb tenses - chart, exercises and explanation lesson

In this video, you will learn about different verb tenses and see examples that will help you know when to use the correct tense. The term tense, has been derived from the Latin word tempus, THAT means time. Since there are many ways in which we express the time of action, we use tenses AND THEY help us to figure out when the action in a sentence is happening. there are three main verb tenses: present, past, and future. Each main tense is divided into simple, progressive, perfect, and perfect progressive tenses. Simple present is Generally used to describe action that is factual or habitual or happens regularly. Simple past indicates action that occurred in the past and does not extend into the present. Simple future expresses an action that has not happened yet,but is expected to happen in the future. Present Progressive Tense indicates continuing action, something that is happening now. Past Progressive Tense indicates continuing action in past, something that was happening in the past in certain time. Future Progressive Tense indicates continuing action, something that will be happening, going on, at some point in the future. Present Perfect Tense indicates the result of the action that happened in the past but does not indicate the exact time. Past Perfect Tense indicates that an action was completed, finished or perfected at some point in the past before something else happened. Future Perfect Tense indicates the result of the action in the future that something will be done at some point in the future Present Perfect Progressive Tense indicates the action that started in the past and still continues to happen in the present. Past Perfect Progressive Tense indicates the action that started in the past and was continuing at some point in the past. Future Perfect Progressive Tense indicates the action that will be started in the future and will be continuing at some point in the future. Simple present is Generally used to describe action that is factual or habitual or happens regularly things that occur in the present but are not necessarily happening right now and all other tenses: Future Perfect Tense , Simple Past Tense, Future Tense, Future Progressive Tense, Present Perfect Tense and more are in the video. For free voice thanks to: http://www.fromtexttospeech.com/ For free picture thanks to: www.pixabay.com В этом видео вы узнаете о разных временах глаголов и увидите примеры, которые помогут вам узнать, когда использовать правильное время. Термин «время» был получен из латинского слова tempus, THAT означает время. Поскольку существует много способов выразить время действия, мы используем время, и ОНИ помогают нам разобраться, когда происходит действие в предложении. Прошлое Прогрессивное Напряжение указывает на продолжение действий в прошлом, то, что происходило в прошлом в определенное время. Future Progressive Tense указывает на продолжение действий, что-то, что будет происходить, происходит в какой-то момент в будущем. Present Perfect Tense указывает на результат действия, которое произошло в прошлом, но не указывает точное время. Past Perfect Tense указывает, что действие было завершено, закончено или усовершенствовано в какой-то момент в прошлом, прежде чем произошло что-то еще