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Tenses

1.1. Simple past tense

1.2. Past Continuous tense

1.3.  Past Perfect tense

1.4.  Past Perfect continuous tense

2.  Present Tense

The present tense is used to talk about actions which take place in the present.

Present Tense examples

1.  The cat yowls every night.

2.  Diane is leaving now.

3.  Vilas has cooked lunch for us.

The present tense can be divided into three sub-categories:

2.  The food will have been spoilt

The future tense can be divided into four sub-categories:

3.1. Simple Future Tense

3.2.  Future Continuous Tense

3.3. Future Perfect Tense

3.4. Future Perfect Continuous Tense