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- Greg Malivuk
- http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - notes from all classes
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- How many verb tenses does English have? 12
- 3 time frames: past, present, future
- 4 aspects in each time frame: simple, progressive/continuous, perfect, perfect progressive
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- Handout p. 3 - With your partners, identify the time frame of each passage. Then identify each individual verb tense in one passage.
- 1 past
- 2 present
- a simple present
- b simple present (future meaning, present form)
- c present progressive
- d present perfect
- e simple present
- f present perfect progressive
- g present perfect
- h simple present
- 3 future
- a simple future
- b simple future
- c simple future
- d simple future
- e future perfect
- 4 past
- a simple past
- b simple past
- c simple past
- d past progressive, past perfect
- 5 present
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- p. 5 focus 2 - It’s usually correct to keep all the verbs in a paragraph in the same time frame
- exercise 4 - Decide which time frame the paragraphs should be. Then write the correct forms of the verbs.
- 1 a will be
- b will be
- c will have completed
- 2 a had
- b was walking
- c saw
- d had gone
- 3 a has
- b is driving
- c gets
- d lives
- e takes
- 4 a was
- b was believed (passive)
- c was playing
- d burned
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- Homework: finish exercise 4 on p. 6 if you didn’t in class
- (Optional: complete the irregular verbs list on p. 4.)
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