Present Tense:
* Describes actions happening now.
* Example: "I am walking." "The sun is shining."
* Describes habitual actions.
* Example: "I walk to school every day." "She eats breakfast at 7 am."
* States facts that are always true.
* Example: "The Earth is round." "Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius."
Past Tense:
* Describes actions that happened in the past.
* Example: "I walked to school yesterday." "The sun shone brightly yesterday."
* Describes completed actions.
* Example: "I ate breakfast this morning." "She finished her homework last night."
* Talks about events that happened in the past and are no longer happening.
* Example: "I lived in London for five years." "We went to the beach last summer."
Future Tense:
* Describes actions that will happen in the future.
* Example: "I will walk to school tomorrow." "The sun will shine tomorrow."
* Expresses plans or intentions.
* Example: "I am going to eat breakfast soon." "She is going to finish her homework later."
* Makes predictions about the future.
* Example: "It will rain tomorrow." "The price of gasoline will go up."
Key Points:
* Time is Relative: These tenses are relative to the time of speaking.
* Auxiliary Verbs: Auxiliary verbs like "will", "be", "have" are often used to form future tenses.
* Different Forms: Verbs change their form in each tense (e.g., "walk", "walked", "will walk").