Present progressive tense teaching ideas Rachel Clarke, director of Primary English and a former deputy head and local authority English advisor, explains how to use a busy picture full of action to ...

It reflects the time frame in which an event takes place, whether it is the past, present or future. As a result, we have the present tense, the past tense and the present continuous.

1)we use this tense to talk about something that will be finished by a time in the future, for example: 2)the future perfect is commonly used with the word “by + the time”, for example: 3)we ...

Helping verbs are used in a verb phrase (that is, with a second verb) to show tense or form a question or a negative. Helping verbs are always followed by a second verb, and they show the perfect verb ...