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simple past perfect
- already
- just
- never
past perfect progressiv
- how long
- since
- for
simple present
- something happens repeatedly
- how often something happens
- one action follow another
- things in general
- with verbs like (to love, to hate, to thing)
- future meaning: timetables, programmes
present progressiv
- something is happening at the same time of speaking or around it
- future meaning: when you already decided and arranged to do it (fixed plan, date)
simple past
- action took place in the past
- mostly connected with an expression of time (no connection to the present)
past progressive
- an action happened in the middle of another action
- someone was. doing smth at a certain time (in the past) - you don't know wheter it was finished or not
simple present perfect
- you say that sth has happened or is finished in the past and it has a connection to the present
- action started in the past and continues up to the present
present perfect progressive
- action began in the past and has just stopped
- how long the action has been happening
- emphasis the length of time of an action
simple past perfect
- mostly when two actions in a story are related to each other: the action which had already happened is put into past perfect, the other action into simple past
- the past of the present perfect
past perfect progressive
- how long something had been happening before something else happened
will - future
- predictions about the future (you think that sth will happen
- you dicide to do sth spontaneously at the time of speaking
- main clause in type I of the conditional sentences
going to - future
- when you have already decided to do sth in the future
- what you think what will happen
simple present
infinitive
I work, He works
present progressive
be + infinitive + ing
I'm working, he's working
simple past
infinitive + ed
I worked, he worked
past progressive
was / were + infinitive + ing
I was working, you were working
simple present perfect
have / has + past participle (inifinitive + ed)
I have worked, He has gone
present perfect progressive
have / has + been + infinitive + ing
I have been working, He has been going
Simple Past perfect
had + past participle (infinitive + ed)
I had worked, I had gone
past perfect progressive
had + been + infinitive + ing
I had been working, he had been going
will future
will + infinitive
I will work, he will go
going to future
be + going to + infinitive
I am going to work, he is going to work