Friday 5 August 2016

Tense



Tense

***Tense is an important part in English Language without which we cannot fulfill learning English. So we should have strong skill in tense.

***Definition:  Tense denotes the time of a verb. That means it mentions or shows the time of the action when the work is done or performed.

Tense:

Tense is of three types:                

       1.      PRESENT  TENSE
                                                                                    
       2.       PAST  TENSE

       3.      FUTURE  TENSE


***Present Tense: A verb that refers to present time is called Present Tense.

Example: I play football in this field in the afternoon.
                I am doing my duty.
                I have eaten rice.
                I have been waiting for you for two hours.


                        ***Past Tense: A verb that refers to past time is called the Past Tense.

Example: He did the work.
                I was reading the book.
                I had solved the problem before you came here.
                It had been raining since morning.


***Future Tense: A verb that refers to future time is called the Future Tense.

Example: I shall do the work tomorrow.
                You will be doing the sum.
                I shall have done the work before you come back.
                 I shall have been writing the letter for 30 minutes.

Present to Past Participle forms of verbs-1



Some present to past participle forms of verbs are given below

Present tense
Past tense
Past Participle
arise
arose
arisen
awake
awoke
awoken
abide
abode
abode
bear
bore
borne
bear
bore
born
beget
begot
begotten
bid
bade / bid
bidden
begin
began
begun
beat
beat
beaten
bite
bit
bitten  / bit
behold
beheld
beheld
bind
bound
bound
break
broke
broken
become
became
become
blow
blew
blown
choose
chose
chosen
come
came
come
do
did
done
dig
dug
dug
drive
drove
driven
drink
drank
drunk
draw
drew
drawn
eat
ate
eaten
fall
fell
fallen
fly
flew
flown
fight
fought
fought
forsake
forsook
forsaken
forget
forgot
forgotten
freeze
froze
frozen
forbid
forbade
forbidden
fling
flung
flung
go
went
gone
give
gave
given
get
got
Got / gotten
melt
melted
melted
owe
owed
owed
play
played
played
spend
spent
spent
pay
paid
paid
seek
sought
sought
sell
sold
sold
stop
stopped
stopped