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TENSES REVIEW MIND MAPS

Pablo Rodríguez Álvarez Inglés 2º de Bachillerato Spanish

Mind map of English tenses review: past, future and present

Mind map: English tenses review

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TENSES REVIEW MIND MAPS

  1. PAST

    • PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS
      • USE:Continued actions that were developed in the past and were prior or simultaneous to others are referenced.
      • STRUCTURE: Affirmative -->Subject + had been+ verb + -ing (gerund) Negative-->Subject + had+ not + been + gerund Interrogative--> Had + subject + been + gerund +?
      • EXAMPLE: I had been playing football
    • PAST CONTINUOUS
      • USES: Actions developed at a certain time in the past
      • STRUCTURE: Affirmative --> Subject + Was (I,He,She) / Were (You,We,They) + verb+ing Negative--> Subject + wasn´t / weren´t + verb+ing Interrogative--> Was/Were + Subject + verb+ing + ?
      • EXAMPLE: I was playing football
    • PAST PERFECT
      • USE:Actions that ended in the past and were prior to others that reference.
      • STRUCTURE: Affirmative -->Subject + had + past participle Negative--> Subject + hadn´t + past participle Interrogative--> Had + subject + past participle + ?
      • EXAMPLE: I had played football
    • PAST SIMPLE
      • USES: Actions completed in the past.
      • STRUCTURE: Affirmative -->Subject + Past verb (-ed) Negative--> Subject+ did not+ verb Interrogative--> Did+ Subject+ verb+ ?
      • EXAMPLE: I played football.
    • CONDITIONAL PERFECT
      • USE:To denote a possibility of an action happening
      • STRUCTURE: Affirmative -->Subject + would / should + infinitive without to Negative-->Subject + would/should + not + verb Interrogative--> Would/Should +subject + verb +?
      • EXAMPLE: I would play football
    • CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS PERFECT
      • USE: To denote a possibility of an action happening
      • STRUCTURE: Affirmative -->Subject + would / should + have been+ gerund Negative-->Subject + would/should + not + verb Interrogative--> Would/Should +subject + verb +?
      • EXAMPLE: I would have been playing football
  2. FUTURE

    • FUTURE SIMPLE
      • USE: Realize promesis or to make desitions while you are conversating
      • STRUCTURE: Affirmative -->subject + will/shall + verb Negative--> subject + will + not + verb Interrogative--> Will + subject + verb+ ?
      • EXAMPLE: I will play football
    • FUTURE CONTINUOUS
      • STRUCTURE: Affirmative -->subject + will/shall + verb Negative--> subject + will + not + verb Interrogative--> Will + subject + verb+ ?
      • USE:Actions that will take place in the future and have a certain duration
      • EXAMPLE: I will be playing football
    • FUTURE GOING TO
      • USE: Actions that are planned to be carried out in the future, usually in the near future.
      • STRUCTURE: Affirmative -->subject + am/are/is going to + verb in infinitive Negative--> subject +am/are/is not going to + verb in infinitive Interrogative--> am/are/is + subject + going to + verb in infinitive + ?
      • EXAMPLE: I am going to play football
    • FUTURE PERFECT
      • USE: It is used to express an event that will end in the future
      • STRUCTURE: Affirmative -->subject + will/shall have + past participle Negative--> subject + will/shall not have + past participle Interrogative--> will/shall + subject + have + past participle + ?
      • EXAMPLE: I will have played football
    • FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS
      • USE: It is used to indicate that an event that could have started in the past will continue until a moment in the future.
      • STRUCTURE:Affirmative -->subject + will/shall have been + gerund (-ing form) Negative--> subject + will/shall not have been + gerund (-ing form) Interrogative--> will/shall + subject + have been gerund + ?
      • EXAMPLE: I will have been playing football
  3. PRESENT

    • PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
      • USE: Actions that you did in the past but that are connected to the present.
      • ESTRUCTURE: Affirmative--> Subject + has/have + participle verb Negative--> Subject + hasn´t/ haven´t + participle verb Interrogative--> Have/Has + Subject + participle verb + ?
      • EXAMPLE: Have you won any medals?
    • PRESENT SIMPLE
      • USE: This verb tense is used to describe habitual actions that happen with some frequency
      • EXAMPLE: He always plays football
      • ESTRUCTURE: Affirmative--> Subject + verb (verb+s with He/She/It) Negative--> Subject + Don´t/Doesn´t + verb Interrogative--> Do/Does + Subject + Verb + ?
    • PRESENT CONTINUOUS
      • USE: Actions that are happening at the moment we speak
      • ESTRUCTURE: Affirmative--> Subject + Verb To Be + (Verb+ing) Negative--> Subject + Verb To Be + not + (verb+ing) Interrogative--> Verb To Be + Subject + (verb+ing) + ?
      • EXAMPLE: He´s eating meet.
    • PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
      • ESTRUCTURE: Affirmative--> Subject + has/ have been + (verb+ing) Negative--> Subject + has/have not been + (verb+ing) Interrogative--> Have/Has + Subject + been + (verb+ing) + ?
      • EXAMPLE: Have I been working?
      • USE: action that has had a certain duration has just been completed.

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