Tenses in english for education future present

Tense

1. Tenses in English grammar indicate the time of action or state of being. They are divided into three main types: 1. Present Tense – Describes actions happening right now or habitual actions. Simple Present: I write. Present Continuous: I am writing. Present Perfect: I have written. Present Perfect Continuous: I have been writing. 2. Past Tense – Describes actions that happened in the past. Simple Past: I wrote. Past Continuous: I was writing. Past Perfect: I had written. Past Perfect Continuous: I had been writing. 3. Future Tense – Describes actions that will happen in the future. Simple Future: I will write. Future Continuous: I will be writing. Future Perfect: I will have written. Future Perfect Continuous: I will have been writing. Each tense helps to specify the exact time and nature of an action.