Table of Tenses (formation for all tenses)

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 Formation For All Tenses

Table of tenses

 

Present

Past

Future

Form of verb

Indefinite

Do / Does

· No helping verb  in simple sentence

·   Singular/plural verb in simple sentence

Did

·      No helping verb  in simple sentence

·      2nd form of verb in simple sentence

Will

1st

Continuous

Is/am/ are

Was/ were

Will be

ing

Prefect

Has / have

Had

Will have

3rd

Prefect continuous

Has /have  + Been

Had been

Will have been

ing

 

 

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