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17 Sep 2011, 03:15
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Verb Tense Time Line: An easy way to understand the tenses
Pls See The Attached Image: Take a while to understand. Surely, things will start becoming much clearer. And you will understand tense form better!!
Read Red with Red. Blue with Blue. And Green with Green.
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17 Sep 2011, 16:00
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Kudos! This is a very good way to summarize the tenses, esp to show things such as Past/Present Perfect but I have to say "Future of the Past" and "Past of the Future" are hard for me to grasp. What does that mean?
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18 Sep 2011, 06:03
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This is how I see it:
"Future of the Past": Time line between Past Event AND Present Event
"Past of the Future": Time line between Future Event AND Present Event
Ten days back, the student said that she would finish her homework in two days.
Present Event: When this statement is made. Time is NOW.
Student said: Past Event(10 days back from now)
Finish the homework in two days: Future of the past(2 days after the said event) OR past of the present(8 days back from now). Something between present AND main past event.
Likewise,
By the time one month summer vacation will be over, the student will have completed her homework.
Present Event: When this statement is made.
Vacation will be over: Future Event(1 month from now)
Will have completed: Future of the present(a time after now but before end of the vacation) OR past of the future(time before the end). Something between present AND future.
