Grammatical Tenses

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Grammatical Tenses

Future Tense

Future Perfect

Louis Will have eaten a pizza.

Verb in Past Participle.

Will ,Have

An action that'll be finished at some point in the future.

Future Continuous

This time next week, i will be working.

Will and be.

An action in progress at a particular time in the future

Future Perfect Continuous

She will be writing a song.

Verb Geround.

Will, Have and Been .

An action that show something will continue until a event in the future.

Future Indefinite

I will call you when I arrive.

Base Form verb.

An action that still has to take place.

Will/Won´t

Past Tense

Past Perfect Continuous

They had been finishing the project.

Had been

An action finished at some definite time but it had been going on before it finished

Past Perfect

I had never seen such a beautiful beach.

Had

An action acomplished in the past

Past Continuous

My head was aching.

Were/Was

An action that was going on at the past

Past Indefinite

I walked to work yesterday.

Base form verbs in past

An action that has going on at some point in the past

Present Tense

Present Perfect Continuous

It has been snowing.

has/have been

An action that started at the past and still going on.

Present Perfect:

I Have talked to the doctor.

Have/has

Verb in Past

An action that has been completed.

Present continuous:

We are staying at home.

Verb in Geround

An action going on at the time.

Present infinitive:

He drinks tea at brakefast.

Verb in Base Form

An action that is happening now.