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Name :  Aisyah amini  Npm : 10213501  Class: 4 ea 25  1.      simple Past Tense
S + V-2 Simple past tense To show that an event occurred in the past

1.      The party started at 10.00 a.m

2.      I sometimes put  my head under the water when I swam in the ocean.

3.      He was sleeping when you was calling  him last night.

4.       The woman had already left when her friends came

5.      You won’t regret if you joined the community

2.      past Continuous Tense
S + was/were + present participle/V-ing Past continuous tense Is used to reveal that an action is occurring at a certain time in the past

1.      Where was you meeting your client at 10 o’clock yesterday?

2.      Someone tried to steal her phone while she was queuing for a railway ticket.

3.      My sister and I were walking on the beach at 5 pm last week.

4.      At 7 this morning he was eating breakfast with his kids.

5.      Where was  you meeting your client at 10 o’clock yesterday?

3.      present Perfect Continuous Tense

S + have/has + been + present participle/V-ing Present perfect continuous tense  To disclose the completed action at some point in the past or the action has started in the past and continues until now. Usually the action there is a certain duration of time and there is relevance to the current conditions Ex: ·         1. The toddlers have been playing a ball for an hour.     2. The construction labors are thirsty since they have been removing the scaffoldings.     3. They haven’t been doing anything for the past hour.      4. It have just been raining hard.      5. I have anything book 4. present Perfect Tense S + have/has + past participle/V-3 Present perfect tense Used to express an activity or situation that has been started in the past and has been completed at a certain point in time in the past or still continues until now 1.      I’ve read this book. 2.      I have lived in Cilegon for 3 months. 3.      I have read the terms and conditions. 4.      The businessman is offered her three times the value of her property, but she's not interested. 5.      Have you ever seen the beautiful desert scenery? 5.past Perfect Tense S + had + past participle/V-3 Past perfect tense To state that an action has been completed at a point in the past before any other action takes place. 1.      When he came last night, the cake had run out. 2.      How many times you had worn  the clothes before the fault occured? 3.       If you had put your money in a bank, it wouldn’t have gone. 4.      Prior to the meeting, the room had cleaned and prepared 5.      He told that he had removed all the files in the directory. 6.      simple Future Tense S + will + bare infinitive S + be (is/am/are) + going to + bare infinitive) Simple future tense To state that an action takes place in the future, spontaneously or planned 1.       You will win the game. I am going to meet him tomorrow. What will I learn in Civil Engineering? Your parents will be happier If you visit your parents at least once a week. When you read this letter, I am going to be 1,000 miles away from our city.