English Language Grammar Lessons Introduction to Verb Tenses,
Verbals and Conditionals Verb TensesSimple present I study
English everyday.Simple past [verb + ed] Two years ago, I
studied English in Canada.Simple future 1. [am/is/are] + [going
to] + [verb] I am studying English now.Past continuous [was
/were] + [verb + ing] I was studying English when you called
this morning.Future continuous 1. [will be] + [verb + ing] I
have studied English in several Canadian cities.Past perfect
[had] + [past participle] I had studied English before I moved
to Canada.Future perfect 1. [will have] + [past participle] I
have been studying English for two years.Past perfect continuous
[had been] + [verb + ing] I had been studying English for two
years before I moved to Canada.Future perfect continuous 1.
[will have been] + [verb + ing] Participle or verbal adjectives
are words with a value of an adjective and a verb. Gerunds or
verbal nouns have the value of a noun and a verb. They usually
end with the "ing" ending. Infinitive