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Tenses are used to express different times.
Simple Present
I want a sandwich.
We work together.
When the subject is Third Person Singular, the Present Simple Verb ends in "-s".
Lena lives in Canada.
Janet sings in the choir.
The prisoner tries to escape.
Simple Past
He left office 15 minutes ago.
Bruce went to China.
The soldiers returned home.
Simple Future
I will see you at the airport.
They will build a new bridge.
Robert will take you home.
Present Continuous
We are going home.
I am fixing the computer.
Cherry is shopping at the mall.
Past Continuous
I was reading a book last night.
They were dancing on the street.
Tom was eating alone.
Future Continuous
Anna will be leaving next week.
I will be working on Saturday.
The US team will be playing against England.
Present Perfect
Ron has bought a new car.
We have seen this before.
I have received a permit to operate business.
Past Perfect
The rain had stopped for two hours.
Joanna had volunteered to help.
They had returned home.
Future Perfect
I tide will have reached all time high in an hour.
The guests will have arrived by tomorrow.
Wendy will have finished college next year.
Present Perfect Continuous
The children have been playing in the backyard.
We have been doing this for years.
Joe have been sailing solo.
Past Perfect Continuous
We had been driving for hours.
The roof had been leaking for months.
Betty had been practicing her dance.
Future Perfect Continuous
They may be tired because they will have been working.
The snow will have been melting.
The oil prices will have been rising.
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