TENSES CHART - SF?F SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE-;FNM JT¥DFG SF/ singular V[S JRG plural AC]\ JRG First person 5|YD 5]~Ø Second person ALHM 5]~Ø
Third person
+LHM 5]~Ø
I Play Cricket C]\ lS|S[8 ZD]\ K]\P You Play Cricket TD[ lS|S[8 ZDM KMP He plays cricket T[ lS|S[8 ZD[ K[\P She plays cricket T[6L lS|S[8 ZD[ K[\P It plays cricket T[ lS|S[8 ZD[ K[\P
We Play Cricket VD[ lS|S[8 ZDLV[ KLV[P You Play Cricket TD[ lS|S[8 ZDM KMP
They play cricket T[VM[ lS|S[8 ZD[ K[\P
PRESENT continus TENSE - RF,] JT¥DFG SF/ First person 5|YD 5]~Ø Second person ALHM 5]~Ø
Third person
+LHM 5]~Ø
I am Playing Cricket C]\ lS|S[8 ZDL ZCIM K]\P You are Playing Cricket TD[ lS|S[8 ZDL ZCIF KMP He is playing cricket T[ lS|S[8 ZDL ZCIM K[P She is playing cricket T[6L lS|S[8 ZDL ZCL K[P It is playing cricket T[ lS|S[8 ZDL ZCIM K[P
We are Playing Cricket VD[ lS|S[8 ZDL ZCIF KLV[P You are Playing Cricket TD[ lS|S[8 ZDL ZCIF KMP
They are playing cricket T[VM lS|S[8 ZDL ZCIF\ K[P
PRESENT perfect TENSE - 5]6¥ JT¥DFG SF/ First person 5|YD 5]~Ø Second person ALHM 5]~Ø
Third person
+LHM 5]~Ø
I have Played Cricket C]\ lS|S[8 ZdIM K]\P You have Played Cricket TD[ lS|S[8 ZdIF KM\P He has played cricket T[ lS|S[8 ZdIM K[\P She has played cricket T[6L lS|S[8 ZDL K[\P It has played cricket T[ lS|S[8 ZdIM K[\P
We have Played Cricket VD[ lS|S[8 ZdIF KLV[\P You have Played Cricket TD[ lS|S[8 ZdIF KM\P
They have played cricket T[VM lS|S[8 ZdIF K[\P
PRESENT perfect continuous TENSE - RF,] 5]6¥ JT¥DFG SF/ First person 5|YD 5]~Ø Second person ALHM 5]~Ø
Third person
+LHM 5]~Ø
I have been Playing Cricket C]\ lS|S[8 ZDTM VFJ]\ K]\P You have been Playing Cricket TD[ lS|S[8 ZDTF VFJM KM He has been Playing cricket T[ lS|S[8 ZDTM VFJ[ K[P She has been Playing cricket T[6L lS|S[8 ZDTL VFJ[ K[P It has been Playing cricket T[ lS|S[8 ZDTM VFJ[ K[P
We have been Playing Cricket VD[ lS|S[8 ZDTF VFJLV[ KLV[P You have been Playing Cricket TD[ lS|S[8 ZDTF VFJM KM
They have been playing cricket T[VM lS|S[8 ZDTF VFJ[ K[P
SIMPLE PAST TENSE- ;FNM E]T SF/ singular V[S JRG plural AC]\ JRG I Played Cricket C]\ lS|S[8 ZdIMP You Played Cricket TD[ lS|S[8 ZdIF\ He played cricket T[ lS|S[8 ZdIMP She played cricket T[6L[ lS|S[8 ZDLP It played cricket T[ lS|S[8 ZdIM
We Played Cricket VD[ lS|S[8 ZdIFP P You Played Cricket TD[ lS|S[8 ZdIF\
They played cricket T[VM lS|S[8 ZdIF
PAST continus TENSE- RF,] E]T SF/ I was Playing Cricket C]\ lS|S[8 ZDL ZCIM CTM You were Playing Cricket TD[ lS|S[8 ZDL ZCIF CTF\ He was playing cricket T[ lS|S[8 ZDL ZCIM CTM \ She was playing cricket T[6L lS|S[8 ZDL ZCL CTL It was playing cricket T[ lS|S[8 ZDL ZCIM CTM \
We were Playing Cricket VD[ lS|S[8 ZDL ZCIF CTF You were Playing Cricket TD[ lS|S[8 ZDL ZCIF CTF\
They were playing cricket T[VM lS|S[8 ZDL ZCIF\ K[P
PAST perfect TENSE - 5]6¥ E}T SF/ I had Played Cricket C]\ lS|S[8 ZdIM CTM You had Played Cricket TD[ lS|S[8 ZdIF CTF\ He had played cricket T[ lS|S[8 ZdIM CTM She had played cricket T[6L lS|S[8 ZDL CTL P It had played cricket T[ lS|S[8 ZdIM CTM
We had Played Cricket VD[ lS|S[8 ZdIF CTF You had Played Cricket TD[ lS|S[8 ZdIF CTF\
They had played cricket T[VM lS|S[8 ZdIF CTF
PAST perfect continuous TENSE- RF,] 5]6¥ E}T SF/ I had been playing Cricket C]\ lS|S[8 ZDTM VFJTM CTM You had been playing Cricket TD[ lS|S[8 ZDTF VFJTF CTF He had been playing cricket T[ lS|S[8 ZDTM VFJTM CTM She had been playing cricket T[6L lS|S[8 ZDTL VFJTL CTL It had been playing cricket T[ lS|S[8 ZDTM VFJTM CTM
We had been playing Cricket VD[ lS|S[8 ZDTF VFJTF CTF You had been playing Cricket TD[ lS|S[8 ZDTF VFJTF CTF
They had been playing cricket T[VM lS|S[8 ZDTF VFJTF CTF
SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE - ;FNM ElJxI SF/ singular V[S JRG plural AC]\ JRG I shall Play Cricket C]\ lS|S[8 ZDLX You will Play Cricket TD[ lS|S[8 ZDXMP He will play cricket T[ lS|S[8 ZDX[ She will play cricket T[6L lS|S[8 ZDX[ It will play cricket T[ lS|S[8 ZDX[
We shall Play Cricket VD[ lS|S[8 ZDLX] You will Play Cricket TD[ lS|S[8 ZDXMP
They will play cricket T[VM lS|S[8 ZDX[
FUTURE continus TENSE - RF,] ElJxI SF/ I shall be Playing Cricket C]\ lS|S[8 ZDL ZCIM CM.X You will be Playing Cricket TD[ lS|S[8 ZDL ZCIF CXM He will be Playing cricket T[ lS|S[8 ZDL ZCIM CX[ She will be Playing cricket T[6L lS|S[8 ZDL ZCL CX[ It will be Playing cricket T[ lS|S[8 ZDL ZCIM CX[
We shall be Playing Cricket VD[ lS|S[8 ZDL ZCIF CM.X] You will be Playing Cricket TD[ lS|S[8 ZDL ZCIF CXM
They will be Playing cricket T[VM lS|S[8 ZDL ZCIF\ CX[
FUTURE perfect TENSE - 5]6¥ ElJxI SF/ I shall have Played Cricket C]\ lS|S[8 ZdIM CM.X You will have Played Cricket TD[ lS|S[8 ZdIF CXM He will have Played cricket T[ lS|S[8 ZdIM CX[ She will have Played cricket T[6L lS|S[8 ZDL CX[ It will have Played cricket T[ lS|S[8 ZdIM CX[ P
We shall have Played Cricket VD[ lS|S[8 ZdIF CM.X] You will have Played Cricket TD[ lS|S[8 ZdIF CXM
They will have Played cricket T[VM lS|S[8 ZdIF CX[
FUTURE perfect continuous TENSE - RF,] 5]6¥ ElJxI SF/ I shall have been Playing cricket C]\ lS|S[8 ZDTM VFJTM CM.X You will have been Playing cricket TD[ lS|S[8 ZDTF VFJTF CXM He will have been Playing cricket T[ lS|S[8 ZDTM VFJTM CX[ She will have been Playing cricket T[6L lS|S[8 ZDTL VFJTL CX[ P It will have been Playing cricket T[ lS|S[8 ZDTM VFJTM CX[
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We shall have been playing cricket VD[ lS|S[8 ZDTF VFJTF CM.X] You will have been playing cricket TD[ lS|S[8 ZDTF VFJTF CXM
They will have been Playing cricket T[VM lS|S[8 ZDTF VFJTF CX[
verbs. Be â Past Tense. Be - Past Tense Negative. Subject + Verb. Subject + Verb + not. Singular. Plural. Singular. Plural. I was. We were. I was not. We were not.
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Verbs ending in ss, sh, ch, x and o add es, instead of s alone, to form the third person singular: Kiss kisses. Rush rushes. Watch watches. Box boxes. Do does. Go goes. When y follows a consonant we change the y into i and add es: Carry carries. Copy
