Six Tenses of the Verb

In six tenses the verb to be is the most irregular and the most important verb in English language.


Six tenses of the verb TO BE

 

A. Present tense

Singular

Plural

First person

I am

we are

Second person

you are

you are

Third person

he, she, it is

they are

 

B. Past tense

Singular

Plural

First person

I was

we were


 

 

 

Second person

you were

you were

Third person

he, she, it was

they were

 

C. Future tense

Singular

Plural

First person

I shall be

we shall be

Second person

you will be

you will be

Third person

he, she, it will be

they will be

 

D. Present perfect tense

Singular

Plural

First person

I have been

we have been

Second person

you have been

you have been

Third person

he, she, it has been

they have been


E. Past perfect tense

Singular

Plural

First person

I had been

we had been

Second person

you had been

you had been

Third person

he, she, it had been

they had been

 

F. Future perfect tense

Singular

Plural

First person

I shall have been

we shall have been

Second person

you will have been

you will have been

Third person

he, she, it will have

they will have been

 


Six Tenses of the Regular Verb CARE

 

A. Present tense

Singular

Plural

First person

I care

we care

Second person

you care

you care

Third person

he, she, it care

they care


 

B. Past tense

Singular

Plural

First person

I cared

we cared

Second person

you cared

you cared

Third person

he, she, it cared

they cared

 

C. Future tense

Singular

Plural

First person

I shall care

we shall care

Second person

you will care

you will care

Third person

he, she, it will care

they will care


D. Present perfect tense

Singular

Plural

First person

I have cared

we have cared

Second person

you have cared

you have cared

Third person

he, she, it has cared

they have cared

 

E. Past perfect tense

Singular

Plural

First person

I had cared

we had cared

Second person

you had cared

you had cared

Third person

he, she, it had cared

they had cared

 

F. Future perfect tense

Singular

Plural

First person

I shall have cared

we shall have cared

Second person

you will have cared

you will have cared

Third person

he, she, it will have

they will have cared

 

Cared

 

 

 

Six Tenses of the Irregular Verb EAT

 

A. Present tense

Singular

Plural


First person

I eat

we eat

Second person

you eat

you eat

Third person

he, she, it eat

they eat

 

B. Past tense

Singular

Plural

First person

I eat

we eat

Second person

you eat

you eat

Third person

he, she, it eat

they eat

 

C. Future tense

Singular

Plural

First person

I shall eat

we shall eat

Second person

you will eat

you will eat

Third person

he, she, it will eat

they will eat


D. Present perfect tense

Singular

Plural

First person

I have eaten

we have eaten

Second person

you have eaten

you have eaten

Third person

he, she, it has eaten

they have eaten


E. Past perfect tense

singular

Plural

First person

I had eaten

we had eaten

Second person

you had eaten

you had eaten

Third person

he, she, it had eaten

they had eaten

 

F. Future perfect tense

Singular

Plural

First person

I shall have eaten

we shall have eaten

Second person

you will have eaten

you will have eaten

Third person

he, she, it will have

they will have eaten

 

Eaten

 


Tenses must be consistent. If you start out with a verb in a particular tense, you should not change to a verb in another tense.


*Incorrect: We went into the hall and there we eat our lunch. The policeman stopped the car and inspects the contents.

Correct: We went into the hall and there we ate our lunch. The policeman stopped the car and inspected the contents.


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