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- Specific time (last night, year, yesterday)
- Detailed (2 minutes ago)
- Finished action
Verb (ed) or Verb 2 form
He spoke with me yesterday.
Did he spoke with you yesterday?
He didn't speak with me yesterday.
Formula:
Subject + Have/ Has + Past Participle + complement
Examples:
Have you played poker before?
I have watched this movie twice
She has ridden the same horse all her life
Rule:
Time began in the past but is open now
The focus is on the result
Speaking about a general time
Show an interrupted long action
- Used to tell a story
- Between two times in the past Occurred continuously
+ Have (has) been +V-ing
- Have (has) not been +V-ing
? Have (has) + subject + been + V-ing
I have been waiting for you.
Have we been waiting for you?
I havent been waiting for you.
Formula:
Subject + will + base verb + complement
Examples:
I promise I will water your plants.
She predicts it will rain tomorrow.
The phone is ringing, I will answer it.
Rule:
The rule for using "will" in the future
is that you can use it in 3 situations:
Promises
Predictions
Spontaneous decisions
Formula:
Subject + To be + Going to + Base form
Examples:
We are going to go the theater
They are going to cook for us
She is going to learn to swim next year
Rule:
General plans
Predictions
Formula:
Subject + to be + Present participle ing + Object
Examples:
They are having a meeting with their boss tomorrow
She is traveling to Paris next week
We are going to the concert this Saturday
Rule:
You use this form when you have an appointment, arrangement, reservation o when you have a plan in advanced.