1.
Simple Past Tense
Simple past tense is a simple verb form that shows an
event that occurred in the past.
Rumus
: S + Verb 2
S + be (was/were )
Example
:
·
He
bought new bag yesterday
·
He
came to my birthday party last week
·
She
was pretty
·
I
did not go to school yesterday
·
She
was not so good in singing
2.
Simple Past Continous Tense
Simple past continuous tense is a verb form used to express an
activity that is happening at certain tme in the past.
Rumus : S + be
(was/were) + V-ing
Example :
·
I
was here waiting for you all day yesterday
·
I
was not printing the task when the class begun
·
She
was reading a book while the library was closed
·
The
door was knocked while I was studying
·
Where
you always together when you where kids?
3.
Present Perfect Continous
Present perfect continous is a verb used to express completed action at a point in the past or has been started in the past and continues until now.
Rumus
: S + Have/Has + been + V-ing
Example
:
·
She
has been driving
·
It
has just been snowing in Japan
·
I
have been working with my computer all day
·
I
have been waiting for next flight since this morning
·
She
ha sbeen eating a half of the cheese tart
4.
Present Perfect Tense
Present Perfect tense is a verb form used to describe an action
situation that has been started in the past and still continues until now or
has been completed but the effect still continues.
Rumus
: S + Have/Has + V-3
Example
:
·
I
have read the book
·
She
has called you there times
·
She
has studied in Japan since April
·
I
have just sent you an email
·
The
rain’s just stopped
5.
Past Perfect
Past Perfect is a verb form used to denote an event that has been completed at a point in the past before any other event.
Rumus
: S + Had + V-3
Example
:
·
They
had come
·
My
mother hadn’t slept
·
They
had met twice before married
·
I
thought she had changed to be better woman
·
I
had read the novel three times
6.
Future Tense
Future tense is a form of verb that is used to unify that an event
that occourred in the future.
Rumus
: S + Will + bare infinitive
S + be ( am/is/are ) going to
+ bare infinitive
Example
:
·
You
will win in the olimpiade
·
He
will be angry
·
I
think she will past
·
I’m
visiting kuta beach tomorrow
·
I
will come if they invite me
