NAMA : AISYAH KOMALA PUSPITA
KELAS : 1EA26
NPM : 10215395
MATERI : -
PROGRESSIVE ( CONTINOUS TENSE )
-
PERFECT TENSE
-
FUTURE TENSE
1.
Present
Continous Tense
(It’s time now)
Tense is used to declare an action
that we’re doing right now, or to tell you something of what’s going on right
now.
Form
:
For Example :
(+)
Aisyah is writing a letter
(-)
Aisyah is not writing a letter
(?)
Is Aisyah writing a letter ?
Question :
1. She
is …. a t-shirt
Answer : washing
2. Diana
…. playing a doll
Answer: is
3. We
… studying English
Answer: are
4. We
aren’t …. a games
Answer: playing
5. Budi
and I ….. working in Big Company
Answer : Are
6. The
Police …. Under the tree
Answer : Are lying
7. …..
you …..My dictionaries right now?
Answer : Are
= bringing
8. …..
are buying many books at the moment
Answer : The old Women
9. They
….. Grammar in EnglishShop right now
Answer : Are studying
10. Rahma
…. A bag at mall
Answer : is buying
2.
Past
Continous Tense
The Past Continuous tense expresses action at a particular moment in the past. The action started before
that moment but has not finished at that moment .
Form
:
For
Example :
(+) Alif was eating rice
(-) Alif wasn’t eating rice
(?) was Alif eating rice ?
Question :
1. The
teacher …. teaching them mathematics at this time yesterday.
Answer : was
2. My children .... football when I arrived at home
Answer : were playing
3. When his wife woke him up, he .... a nice dream
Answer : was having
4. ..... when her father left the house this morning
Answer : She
was washing clothes
5. When I did my homework, my younger brothers ....
English
Answer : were studying
6. I was ................ a car when the accident
suddenly happen
Answer : Driving
7. When Clara ................ visiting Bali, she met a
famous pop singer there
Answer : was
8. Mr. Oscar was ................ a cup of tea when i
saw him yesterday
Answer : drinking
9. When our father came back from his office ....
Answer : We were watching TV
10. Cindy was ................ an article when her baby
boy cried
Answer : writing
3.
Present
Perfect Tense
Present
Perfect Tense used to express an event that already fits in the past and still
has something to do with present and there is usually the result.
Form
:
Example:
( + ) I have written a letter to you
( - ) I
have not written a letter to you
( ? ) Have I witten a letter to you ?
Question
:
1.
I ___ in Bali before
Answer : Have been
Answer : Have been
2. ___English
since three ago
Answer : I have taught
3.
John ___ in the same
house since 1962
Answer : Has lived
Answer : Has lived
4.
Have you ___ your bread
Answer : Eaten
Answer : Eaten
5.
We ___ our report
Answer : Have already written
Answer : Have already written
6. I ___ that
movie twenty times.
Answer : have
seen
7. I
think ___ him once before.
Answer : have met
8. There ___
many earthquakes in California.
Answer : have
been
9. People ___ to the
Moon.
Answer : have traveled
10. People ___ to Mars.
Answer : have
not traveled
4.
Past
Perfect Tense
Past
Perfect used to indicate the aktivities that have been done do when/before
other events occurred in the past.
Form
:
Example :
(+) I had eaten poursoup this morning
(-) I had not eaten poursoup this morning.
(?) Had I eaten bread this morning?
Question :
I.
I
was sleeping when somebody knocked the door.
Answer : I had slept when somebody knocked the door.
II.
I
was working when Shanti came.
Answer : I had not worked when
Shanti came.
III.
Budi
had lived in Bali.
Answer : Had Budi lived in Bali?
IV.
My
father had eaten before I worked.
Answer : Hadn’t my father eaten
before I worked?
V.
The
mechanic had been repairing my car.
Answer : The mechanic had repaired
my car.
5.
Past
Future Perfect Continous
Past Future Perfect is a form of the verb to discuss
activities that did not happen, it might actually happen, or it can be done but
not successfully done in the past.
Form :
Example
:
(+) She would have worked
(-) She wouldn’t have worked
(?)
Would she have worked ?
Question
:
6.
Present
Future Tense
Is
a form of verbs used to express that an
action took place in the future, spontabeously or planned.
Form
:
 |
Example :
(
+ ) David will have driven a car
tomorrow
( - ) David will not have driven a car tomorrow
( ? ) Had David have driven a
car tommorow?
7.
Past
Future Tense
A form of the verb to talk about the future from the
perspective of the past. More specifically, this form is used to express an
action that will be performed, either Voluntarily or planned, make prediction,
and make an appointment in the future at the time was in the ast.
Form:
 |
Example:
(
+ ) I would be singing Indonesian anthem
last monday
( - ) I would not be singing Indonesian anthem last
monday
( ? ) Would I be singing
Indonesian antghem last monday?
Question:
1. Dimas said that he … to hometown the following day.
Answer : was going to go back
2. I was sure that the employer … me after receiving my resume.
Answer : would contact
3. Robi knew that he … a job easily after a long time unemployed.
Answer : wouldn't find
4. I thought you … to my house tonight.
Answer : were going to come
5. The students promised that they … in exams.
Answer : would never cheat
8.
Past
Perfect Continous Tense
The
past perfect continuous corresponds to the present perfexxt continuous,but with
refence to a time earlier “before now”. As with the present perfect continuous,
we are more interested in the process.
Form:
Example:
(
+ ) Ami have been working here for three
years
( - ) Ami have not working here for three years
( ? ) Have Ami been working
here for three years
Question:
1.
She
..... English since 2010
Answer : has been
learning
2. My
father ..... visiting Bali for a year
Answer : has been
3.
The girls …. watching TV for two hours
Answer : have been
9.
Present
Future Perfect Continous Tense
It
is used to express a plan which in sure being done a nearby.
Form:
 |
Example:
(
+ ) Eni will have painted the door
( - ) Eni will not have painted the door
( ? ) Will Eni have painted
the door?
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