Uses
How Do I Form...?
How Would I say...?
When Do I Use...?
Passive Voice?
100
Someone might use this tense used to describe habitual actions that are done every day.
What is the simple present tense?
100
The present perfect of 'to have' for I.
What is 'I have had'?
100
The past perfect progressive form of 'I see'
What is 'I had been seeing'?
100
The simple past.
What is 'To express a completed action that happened in the past'?
100
James ate an apple.
What is 'An apple was eaten by James'?
200
You can use this tense to describe the duration of an event that happened three weeks ago.
What is the past progressive?
200
The past perfect progressive of 'to go' for you.
What is 'You had been going'?
200
The future perfect form of 'He went'.
What is 'He will have gone'?
200
The simple present.
What is 'To express a habitual action'?
200
Dan is riding a bike.
What is 'A bike is being ridden by Dan'?
300
This tense is often used to describe events that haven't happened yet.
What is the simple future?
300
The future perfect of 'to swim' for they.
What is 'They will have swum'?
300
The simple past of 'You will have been meeting'.
What is 'You met'?
300
The present perfect.
What is 'To express a recently completed event'?
300
John had read a book.
What is 'A book had been read by John'?
400
Someone might use this tense to describe something that just happened.
What is the present perfect?
400
The simple past of 'to see' for we.
What is 'We saw'?
400
The past perfect progressive of 'I will have ordered'.
What is 'I had been ordering'?
400
The past perfect.
What is 'To express an event that was completed before another event in the past'?
400
The authors will have opened the letter by now.
What is 'By now, the letter will have been opened by the authors'?
500
You could use this tense to talk about what you did before you went to class yesterday.
What is the past perfect?
500
The past progressive of 'to buy' for he.
What is 'He was buying'?
500
The simple present of 'They had been noticing'.
What is 'They notice'?
500
The future perfect
What is 'To express a future event that will be completed before another future event'?
500
Jacob will have been eating an apple.
What is 'An apple will have been being eaten by Jacob'?
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