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English tenses

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English grammar books PDF

PDF book 1: English tenses exercises

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PDF book 3: English grammar rules

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English tenses PDF rules

Grammar rules with examples in PDF to download for free.

Present tenses PDF rules

  • present simple and present continuous tense

Past tenses PDF rules

  • past simple and past continuous tense

Future tenses PDF rules

  • future simple and future continuous tense

Present perfect PDF rules

  • present perfect simple and continuous tense

Past perfect PDF rules

  • past perfect simple and continuous tense

Future perfect PDF rules

  • future perfect simple and continuous tense

Going to vs present tenses PDF rules

  • going to vs present simple and continuous for future

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English tenses chart A quick review of all English tenses.

English grammar PDF All grammar rules on this website.

English tenses PDF worksheets

PDF exercises with answers to download for free.

Present simple and present continuous

I play golf every week. The bus departs at 10.
I am playing golf now. He is moving to Leeds tomorrow.

Past simple and past continuous

We worked in Seattle last week. I had a shower in the morning.
When she saw me, I was looking at the trees. At 8 o'clock Jane was doing her homework.

Future simple and future continuous

I think Josh will change his job.
This time tomorrow we'll be lying on the beach.

Present perfect simple and continuous

Ann has known me for more than two years.
I have been playing tennis since I was 6 years old.

Past perfect simple and continuous

Before I entered the house, I had rung the bell.
Last summer we had been renovating our house for two years.

Future perfect simple and continuous

Sarah will have written her book by the end of this year.
In June we will have been travelling around the world for five months.

Going to + will + present tenses for future

I am going to buy a new house. Be careful! You are going to fall.
I think I'll go on holiday in July.
The train leaves at 3.35.
I am leaving on Monday.

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Mixed tenses PDF Mixed tenses exercises and marked grammar tests.

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