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Tenses angloanlolink

Present simple TENSE

Present Perfect TENSE

He/She/It+ has+pastparticiple+….

I/We/You/They+have+pastparticiple+….

Present continuous TENSE

I+ am + v.ing +…..

He/She + is + v.ing +…..

You/They/We + are + v.ing+…..

Present perfect continuous TENSE

I/We/You/They + have + been + v.ing+….

He/She/It+ has + been + v.ing+...

Present continuous vs. Present perfect continuous tense.

I am working here for 2 years. (W)

I have been working here for 2 years.

I study English for 6 months. (W)

I have been studying for 6 months.

We are waiting since 2 o’clock. (W)

We have been waiting since 2 o’clock.

He is doing his home work since he woke up. (W)

He has been doing his home work since he woke up.

Present perfect continuous tense vs. Present perfect tense.

I have waited for half an hour. (W)

I have been waiting for half an hour.

He has slept since 9 o’clock. (W)

He has been sleeping since 9 o’clock.

It has been snowing twice the week. (W)

It has snowed twice the week.

She has been writing many books. (W)

She has written many books.

Present perfect tense Vs. Past tense.

We have bought this car two months ago. (W)

We bought this car two months ago.

I have slept well last night. (W)

I slept well last night.

She has met him when she was at school. (W)

She met him when she was at school.

I already called him. (W)

I have already called him.

She just came back. (W)

She has just come back.

Prices went up this month. (W)

Prices have gone up this month.

Action Verbs:

Play, come, go, look, talk, wait, etc.

State Verbs:

Be, have, exist, know, belong, understand, believe, etc.

State verbs do not take continuous tense, only simple tenses.

I am being tired now. (W)

I am tired now.

I have been being tired all day. (W)

I have tried all day.

I am having red car. (W)

I have red car.

I have been having this car since 2006. (W)

I have had this car since 2006.

I am knowing this man. (W)

I know this man.

I have been knowing him for many years.

I have known him for many years.

FOUR tricky verbs (Have/Think/Live/Work)

(1)    Have

Have=own (state verb)

I have a red car.

Have=take/experience (action verb)

Have breakfast: I am having breakfast.

Have a good time: They are having good time.

(2)    Think

Think = believe (state verb)

I think you are right.

Think=reflect (action verb)

I have been thinking about selling my house.

(3)    Live

Live (state or action)

I have been living here for ten years. = I have lived here for 10 years.

(4)    Work

He has been working there since 2008. = He has worked there since 2008.

Grammar

1. The verbs am, is, are
2. Nouns
3.The verbs am not, is not, are not
4. Plural Nouns(1)
5. Questions with the verbs am, is, are
6. Plural Nouns(2)
7. The Present Continuous Tense(1)
8. The Present Continuous Tense(2)
9. Proper Nouns
10. Adjectives
11. The Present Continuous Tense(3)
12. Subject Pronouns
13. The verbs have, has
14. have got, has got - Questions
15. have got, has got - Negative Sentences
16. Object Pronouns
17. Nouns without Plurals
18. The Present Tense(1)
19. The Present Tense(2)
20. Possessive Forms
21. The Present Tense(3)
22. Possessive Forms of Pronouns
23. Comparative Adjectives
24. The Present Tense and the Present Continuous Tense
25. The Future Tense
26. Superlative Adjectives
27. The Possessive from with of
28. can, can not
29. The Adverb
30. must,  must not

1. The verbs am, is, are

2. Nouns
பெயர்ச்சொற்கள்
1.Nouns are words for persons, like these:
boy, teacher, child, father, pupil, doctor.
2.Nouns are words for things and places, like these:
book, chair, pen, school, cinema, garden.
3.Nouns are words for animals and other living things like these:
cat, camel, dog, fish, bird, tree, bed, desk. 
   
3.The verbs am not, is not, are not
4. Plural Nouns(1)
பன்மை பெயர்ச்சொற்கள்(1)
Singular - Plural
door - doors
cat - cats
boy - boys
bird - birds
book - books
a cat - cats
the window - windows
Singular - Plural 
(s,ss,sh,ch,x - es) 
bus - buses
class - classes
glass - glasses
watch - watches
brush - brushes
box - boxes
Singular - Plural
(y - ies)
baby - babies
city - cities
lady - ladies 
Singular - Plural
man - men
woman - women
child - children
foot - feet
tooth - teeth
knife - knives
thief - thieves
mouse - mice
Singular - Plural
pupil's - pupils'
boy's - boys'
teacher's - teachers'
cat's - cats'
lion's - lions'   

5. Questions with the verbs am, is, are
6. Plural Nouns(2)
7. The Present Continuous Tense(1)
8. The Present Continuous Tense(2)
9. Proper Nouns
Names of real persons and places are called Proper Nouns. They MUST begin with a capital letter.

Names of real persons:
Boys or men : Jack, Ahmad, Bob, Yusef, Tom, Ali.
Girls or women : Mary, Hala, Jane, Fatma, Ann, Abala.

Names of real places:
Countries :  England, Egypt, India.
Cities : London, Cairo, Paris. 

The days of week, and the months of the year, are Proper Nouns, and MUST begin with a capital letter:
Sunday, Monday, January, February. 
10. Adjectives
11. The Present Continuous Tense(3)
12. Subject Pronouns
13. The verbs have, has
14. have got, has got - Questions
15. have got, has got - Negative Sentences
16. Object Pronouns
17. Nouns without Plurals
18. The Present Tense(1)
19. The Present Tense(2)
20. Possessive Forms
21. The Present Tense(3)
22. Possessive Forms of Pronouns
23. Comparative Adjectives
24. The Present Tense and the Present Continuous Tense
25. The Future Tense
26. Superlative Adjectives
27. The Possessive from with of
28. can, can not
29. The Adverb
30. must,  must not

Grammar 2

Grammar 1

Arrested on Suspicion

Is there one by the name of Gobalan?
Is he a tall and fair person?

Yes. He works at boys bais brothers.
 He is next door.

There is a open warrant for you.
This/it can not for me.

Where do you work and what is your name?
My name in the warrant is correct.

Then you have to come with me.
The initials are wrong.

Have you got your identity card?
I  lost it.

That itself is an offense. You can tell all that in the police station.

A patient and a Doctor

1. I can not eat doctor.
2. Could your tongue out please.

1. My stomach is dry doctor.
2. Keep this thermometer under the tongue.You have high fever.

1. Is it good for me to eat anything?
2. Do not eat anything until the fever goes down.

1. Is it good for me to eat some bread?
2. Take some bread today, tomorrow for lunch eat some rusks. Rusk better than bread. Bread is heavy for you. Take some liquid as well.

1. Thank you doctor.