Grammatical Tense

All Tenses - English Lesson

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In this English Lesson we will review all of the tenses we have previously covered in our 'Learn The Tenses' series. This includes all present, past and futu...

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English Grammar - How to learn tenses - ALL tenses!!

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English Grammar | Tenses | Easy English Learning

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A tense is a grammatical category that locates a situation in time, to indicate when the situation takes place. Some typical tenses are present, past, and future. Tense can make finer distinctions than simple past-present-future; past tenses for example can cover general past, immediate past, or distant past, with the only difference between them being the distance on the timeline between the temporal reference points. In this video, Mrs. Santha A. Kumar describes about tenses in the English language.

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English Grammar lesson - Errors made using 'Simple Present Tense' ( English for Beginners)

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English Grammar lesson - Errors made using 'Simple Present Tense' ( Learn English) Take the Quiz - http://www.learnex.in/errors-made-using-simple-present-tense/ In this English Grammar lesson, you are going to learn how and when to use the simple present tense. Learn the English tense ( Simple present) to avoid common mistakes made using the simple present tense. The verb is always in the present/base form. Example: I like chocolates. (a general taste/preference) Example: He plays tennis regularly. (a general routine or action) Example: The sun rises in the East. (general facts/universal truths) Example: The train leaves at 8 pm. (fixed schedule/time table) Example: I am here now. (not I am Being here) Example: e has his passport in his hand. ( not ‘is having’) Note: The simple present tense is used when the verbs do not go in the The Continuous form (the ‘ing’ form) Questions: Example: Is John intelligent? (no ‘do/does’ with is/am/are) Example: Does he like chocolates? (‘does’ is used for third person singular) Example: Do you wear denims? Negative: Example: He is not tall. Example: He doesn’t know me. Example: They don’t play tennis. We hope this English Grammar lesson has helped you in clearing the confusion while using the "Simple Present Tense" Cheers!!

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Basic English Grammar: Simple Present Tense

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What is tense? In this video, i will explain you what is simple present tense. Subscribe @ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzGBWlw8n9EnFCrFrlQ-C9A for more ...

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Present Perfect Continuous Tense VS Past Perfect Continuous Tense ( English Grammar Lesson)

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Present Perfect Continuous Tense VS Past Perfect Continuous Tense ( English Grammar Lesson) Present perfect continuous: is used to speak about an action that started in the past and is still on in the present. The action is not completed. Example: I have been working at ABC for 5 years. (I started working 5 years ago, and I am still working currently) Example: I am angry. I have been waiting for you for two hours. (from 2 pm-4 pm I have been waiting) Example: It has been raining since last night. (last night, it started raining at 10 pm and it is still raining this morning) Past perfect continuous: to show that something started in the past and continued until another time in the past. The action is not on in the present. Example: I had been working at ABC for 5 years. (I started working in 2009 and resigned in Dec’14. Now, I am not working at ABC company. So, we use the past perfect continuous) Example: I was angry. I had been waiting for John for two hours. (yesterday, the action of waiting was on for 2 hours) Example: The road was wet. It had been raining for many hours yesterday. (yesterday, the action of raining started and went on for a couple of hours and then stopped. It is not raining in the present) For more English Grammar Lessons visit us at : http://www.letstalkpodcast.com http://www.learnex.in http://www.letstalk.co.in How to speak fluent English Free English, English lesson, English video, vocabulary, business English, Grammar, learn grammar, English speaking, spoken English, learn English, speak English, speaking English, fluent English, fluency in English, English training video, speak fluent English, accent training, American accent, British accent, US accent, UK accent, accent training, personality development, words, sentences, public speaking, presentation, soft skills, how to, phrases, idioms, listening skills

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English Grammar Lessons - Verbs and Tenses | Learning English Lessons

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Basic English Grammar lesson -- Verbs and Tenses -- Speak fluent English. What are verbs? The verb is king in English. The shortest sentence contains a verb....

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PAST PERFECT TENSE | English grammar lesson and exercise

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This is an English lesson about the past perfect tense. The video starts with an example of when to use the verb tense. You will then learn the form, in particular, the affirmative, negative and question forms with the appropriate contracted forms. The affirmative form of the past perfect is made up of the subject + had + the main verb in the past participle form. "had" is the past form of the verb "have" being used as an auxiliary verb. We then look at all the common uses and meaning of the verb tense. The three main uses of the past perfect tense are: 1)To describe the first action or event in a series of actions or events from the past, 2)In reported speech when the reporting verb is in the past and the direct speech tense would be the past simple or the present perfect. Example: He said that he had liked the film. 3)In past unreal conditionals to describe an unreal situation from the past. Example: "If he had come to the party, I would have been pleased." At the end of the English grammar lesson, there is an exercise for you to complete. The accent in the video is a British English accent. More grammar lessons: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6BDo90oiwpS4_AM1c0s0ozpROeE2A9ff Listening exercises: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6BDo90oiwpRdmnAzmYwdc0Az0ZOG2XNA Vocabulary videos: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6BDo90oiwpTlYAYSitjwWn29BEdCBi9j Andrew, Crown Academy of English http://www.youtube.com/user/CrownAcademyEnglish https://twitter.com/Crown_English Photo credits: "Smiling Young Man With Thumbs Up Gesture" Image courtesy of stockimages | FreeDigitalPhotos.net "Business Man Sleeping With Laptop" Image courtesy of David Castillo Dominici | FreeDigitalPhotos.net "Walking Business Man" Image courtesy of stockimages | FreeDigitalPhotos.net "Excited Businessman Shouting And Rejoicing" Image courtesy of stockimages | FreeDigitalPhotos.net "Tourist Dragging Her Trolley Bag" Image courtesy of stockimages | FreeDigitalPhotos.net "Suffering In Pain" Image courtesy of marin | FreeDigitalPhotos.net "Yipee I Lost Few Kgs. Successful Workout" Image courtesy of stockimages | FreeDigitalPhotos.net "Happy Tourist Woman" Image courtesy of photostock | FreeDigitalPhotos.net "Student And Bunch Of Books" Image courtesy of marin | FreeDigitalPhotos.net "Teacher Instructing Student And Helping Her" Image courtesy of stockimages | FreeDigitalPhotos.net "African Male Showing Thumbs Up" Image courtesy of stockimages | FreeDigitalPhotos.net "Woman Waiting For A Train" Image courtesy of Andy Newson | FreeDigitalPhotos.net "Its Time For Meeting !" Image courtesy of stockimages | FreeDigitalPhotos.net "Multi-ethnic Team Toasting" Image courtesy of Ambro | FreeDigitalPhotos.net "Teenager Girl With Opened Notebook" Image courtesy of imagerymajestic | FreeDigitalPhotos.net "Young Girl Screaming Loud While Holding Her Head" Image courtesy of stockimages | FreeDigitalPhotos.net

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Future Perfect Tense in English Grammar

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Past simple tense | English grammar rules

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Learn the past simple tense with this English grammar video lesson. The past simple tense has several uses. Its main use is to describe a completed action in...

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English Tenses Exercise - Grammar Practice

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This English exercise video will allow you to practise all the tenses in the English language. Simply conjugate the verb in the correct tense. Let us know ho...

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Writing 101 : Better Timing with Grammatical Tense

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[CU-TEP Grammar] พิชิต 12 Tenses ใน 30 นาที ด้วย Equation - Level 1 : Structure

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VDO ชุด ติว Grammar เตรียมสอบ CU-TEP, TOEIC, IELTS, TOEFL, GAT, etc. "พิชิต 12 Tenses ใน 30 นาที ด้วย Equation" จัดทำขึ้นเพื่อนำเสนอรูปแบบทางเลือกการสร้าง Te...

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English future tense | Going to + verb | Learn English grammar

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Updated: 04 Sep 2014
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Learn the English future tense with this grammar lesson with subtitles. I explain how to use "going to" + verb to describe future events. Aprender el tiempo ...

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Advanced English Grammar Lesson for ESL - Perfect Tenses

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Chalk 'n' Talk from http://businessenglishpod.com is a new series of video ESL lessons exploring advanced English grammar topics. The first lesson examines t...

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English Grammar: Using PRESENT PERFECT Tense with 'NEVER'

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Don't be afraid of this grammar lesson! I'll teach you how to use the PRESENT PERFECT TENSE easily, so you can start using it right after this lesson! I'll give you lots of examples, so you will understand how to talk about things you have done all your life, or things that you have never done before. You'll learn to use the word "never" with regular and irregular verbs in present perfect. Check out this lesson and master this very useful English grammar tense! Then test yourself with the quiz: http://www.engvid.com/english-grammar-present-perfect-tense-never/ TRANSCRIPT Hi. I'm Rebecca from engVid. In this lesson, you're going to start using the present perfect tense right away in an easy way. Now, a lot of students get a little bit scared of using the present perfect tense, but you don't have to be, especially after this lesson. I think you'll find an easy way to use it, and a reason to use it. Okay? So, first of all, just very quickly: What's the present perfect tense? It sounds like this. It sounds like: "I have skated." or "I have flown." Right? So, what does that mean? When I say: "I have skated many times in my life." it means that at some time in the past, I did something and it's still true today. Okay? So just as we can talk about things that we have done in our lives... For example: "I have seen that movie.", "I have read that book." Correct? The same way, you can also talk about what you have never done, because I'm sure that there are some things that you've never done, just like there are some things I've never done. So, we can use the present perfect to describe these actions as well. So, I'll show you what I mean? Okay? There are many good examples on the board. So, let's look at this. So, for example, with that sentence that I gave you at the beginning: "I have skated many times in my life." Now, actually, that's not true. I have never skated, okay? Even though I live in Canada, I have never skated. So, that is how we can use the present perfect tense with the word "never". So, "skated" is a regular verb. Regular verb means that in the past tense we add a "d" or an "ed". "Flown" is an irregular verb, so when we use it with the present perfect, we use the past participle. There's usually like a third form, there's a long list, you kind of have to learn by heart, when you're in school, when you're learning the present perfect, and you can practice it here because you'll see many examples that I've written for you on the board. So, here, we put the word "never" just before this last verb. Okay? So: "I have never skated.", "I have never flown." Okay? What do I mean by "flown"? So, for example, flown by airli-... By air. That's not true. In my case, I have travelled. But there are many people in the world who have never had a chance to travel by air, so they... That person could say: "I have never flown by air." Okay? All right. So, let's look at many examples so you'll understand how to say something like this. So, here I've got all the subjects, here we have the word "never", and here we have many regular verbs, and here, many irregular verbs. So let's make a lot of different sentences so you can hear the pattern of this type of sentence, as well as understanding the grammar of it. So, here we have the subject: "I've". What is "I've"? "I've" is short for "I have". Right? But when we are speaking in conversational English, usually we don't say: "I have never flown." or "I have never eaten..." No. We just say: "I've". Okay? So that's a contraction. All of these are contractions that we use in regular conversational English. So, let's make some sentences, now. "I've never visited China." Okay? So, here, we had the subject, the word "never", the verb, regular verb, past tense form, and some more information. Right? "I've never visited China.", "You've never talked to him before.", "So why are you talking to him now?" somebody might say. Okay. "We've never tried Korean food.", "They've never played so well."

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PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE | English grammar and exercises

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Here is an English lesson about the past continuous tense. This tense is also known as the past progressive. In this video, I explain the past continuous form - the affirmative, negative and question forms. The negative form also has a contracted form. The past continuous affirmative form is made up of the subject, the past form of the verb "to be" and then the -ing form of the main verb (also called the present participle) An example is: "I was walking". The past continuous tense has several uses. The main use is to describe a long action that is happening around another shorter action in the past. For the shorter action, we use the past simple. An example is "I was talking to Mark when the telephone rang." We also use the past progressive tense to set the scene in a story, to describe 2 long actions that happen in parallel (the same time). I explain these uses and a few others with examples in this lesson. At the end of the lesson, there are a few English grammar exercises to test your understanding. The accent in the video is a British English accent. Video about the -ing form: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbREb-BOj4Y More grammar lessons: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6BDo90oiwpS4_AM1c0s0ozpROeE2A9ff Listening exercises: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6BDo90oiwpRdmnAzmYwdc0Az0ZOG2XNA Vocabulary videos: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6BDo90oiwpTlYAYSitjwWn29BEdCBi9j Andrew, Crown Academy of English http://www.youtube.com/user/CrownAcademyEnglish https://twitter.com/Crown_English Photo credits: “Happy Business Woman Giving Thumbs Up” Image courtesy of stockimages | FreeDigitalPhotos.net “Businessman Talking Over Mobile” Image courtesy of Ambro | FreeDigitalPhotos.net “Smiling Business Person Communicating” Image courtesy of stockimages | FreeDigitalPhotos.net “Businesswoman Holding Briefcase” Image courtesy of Ambro | FreeDigitalPhotos.net “Shouting Young Boss” Image courtesy of imagerymajestic | FreeDigitalPhotos.net “Shot Of A Brunette Dragging Her Strolley” Image courtesy of stockimages | FreeDigitalPhotos.net “Happy Young Casual Boy Eating Pizza” Image courtesy of stockimages | FreeDigitalPhotos.net “Woman Eating Cereal” by Image courtesy of Ambro | FreeDigitalPhotos.net “Worried Businessman On Phone” Image courtesy of David Castillo Dominici | FreeDigitalPhotos.net “Family Playing Football” Image courtesy of photostock | FreeDigitalPhotos.net “Shouting Manager Pointing Forward” Image courtesy of imagerymajestic | FreeDigitalPhotos.net “Male Smoking Cigarette” Image courtesy of imagerymajestic | FreeDigitalPhotos.net “Girl Student Reading Her Notebook” Image courtesy of imagerymajestic | FreeDigitalPhotos.net “Little Girl Ready To Paint” Image courtesy of stockimages | FreeDigitalPhotos.net "Teenage Girl Biting And Gesturing" Image courtesy of imagerymajestic | FreeDigitalPhotos.net "Businessman Hold Hands On Temples Ears" Image courtesy of stockimages | FreeDigitalPhotos.net "Business Women Pointing" Image courtesy of photostock | FreeDigitalPhotos.net

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Basic English Grammar: Simple Past Tense

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http://www.evidyarthi.in/ In this video, i will explain about the simple past tense. Subscribe @ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzGBWlw8n9EnFCrFrlQ-C9A for more videos.

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The Past Perfect Tense (I had gone) - English Grammar lesson

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The Past Perfect Tense (I had gone) - English Grammar lesson Generally there is a lot of confusion between using the simple past and the past perfect tense. The past perfect tense always has a verb in the past participle form that is followed by ‘had’. The past perfect tense is used when you want to say something happened before another past action. If two actions happened, the action that happened first comes in the past perfect, and the action that happened second, takes the simple past form. Example 01: When I reached the station, the train had started. (‘had started’ is the past perfect tense. This shows, first the train started and then I reached.) Example 02: Jane had read a lot before she went to the zoo. (‘had read’ is the past perfect to show that it happened first. Example 03: Before the installation of the new software, productivity had been low. Example 04: After I had had my dinner, I completed my work. (first I had eaten my dinner) For more lessons, visit us at : http://www.letstalkpodcast.com http://www.learnex.in http://www.letstalk.co.in How to speak fluent English Free English, English lesson, English video, vocabulary, business English, Grammar, learn grammar, English speaking, spoken English, learn English, speak English, speaking English, fluent English, fluency in English, English training video, speak fluent English, accent training, American accent, British accent, US accent, UK accent, accent training, personality development, words, sentences, public speaking, presentation, soft skills, how to, phrases, idioms, listening skills

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Future simple tense - will and shall | English grammar

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Learn the future simple tense with this English grammar lesson with subtitles. Je vous explique le futur simple anglais avec ce cours de grammaire anglaise a...

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English Grammar - Perfect Tenses

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A tense is a grammatical category that locates a situation in time, to indicate when the situation takes place. In this video, Mrs. Santha A. Kumar narrates ...

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English Grammar: Present Continuous Tense

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English Grammar Lesson - Tenses used to talk about ‘Future Plans’ (Learning English)

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English Grammar Lesson - Tenses used to talk about ‘Future Plans’ (Learning English) Blog : http://www.learnex.in/tenses-used-to-talk-about-future-plans-in-english In English when we talk about our future plans it is important to use the correct English tense. In this English Grammar lesson Niharika will help you with some tips on using the correct tense to talk about the future plans. Facebook : http://www.facebook.com/letstalkpodcast Website : http://www.letstalkpodcast.com When the plans are presently just being considered and not definite we use the present continuous tense in English Examples:- I'm thinking of going to Australia for my next holiday. We are planning to go for a movie this weekend. He is hoping to start his new venture by next month. I'm playing with the idea of buying a new car. When the plans are already made and your are ready to announce, we use the present perfect tense in English. Examples :- We have decided to go to New York for this Christmas We have settled on Spain for our next holiday We have opted for the red car. I have booked this weekend with my friends. Some other English phrases that we can use to talk about the future plans are : I have got my heart set on - ......( a cruise next year ) I have been dying to go to - ......( New York for Christmas ) It looks like .........( I am getting married next month ) I'm torn between ..( Italy and France) Use these English phrases to speak fluently about your future plans.

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