Tenses_Presentationn .pptx

brief about tenses

1. Understanding Tenses Made Simple Corporate Spoken English Training

2. Why Tenses Matter Tenses help us: - Communicate time clearly - Structure workplace communication - Avoid confusion in meetings, emails, and reports

3. Tense Chart Tense Formula Example Use Present Simple S + V(base) She writes reports. Habit/Facts Past Continuous S + was/were + V(ing) He was working late. Ongoing past action Future Simple S + will + V(base) We will finalize the project. Future plan

4. Present Simple Formula: Subject + Verb(base) + Object Example: She writes emails daily.

5. Past Continuous Formula: Subject + was/were + Verb(ing) Example: He was working late yesterday.

6. Future Simple Formula: Subject + will + Verb(base) Example: We will finalize the project tomorrow.

7. Quick Quiz Which sentence is correct? A) She write reports every day. B) She writes reports every day.

8. Tense Recap - Present: She writes emails daily. - Past: He was working late yesterday. - Future: We will finalize the project tomorrow.