لغة العيون
24-12-2010, 02:32 AM
Present simple
To describe permanent situations1-
To describe repeated\habitual actions 2-
To talk about general truths-3
To talk about future action related to timetables and programmes-4
To refer to the plot of a book , etc-5
In sport commentaries-6
In exclamatory sentences with Here….and There …-7
Present progressive
1- to describe action happening now
2- to describe temporary situations
3- to talk about annoying action which happen repeatedly (with the adverbs of frequency always , constantly , continually)
4- to talk about future arrangements
Present perfect simple
1-for actions which happened in the past , but the exact time is not mentioned
2-for action which started in the past and continue up to the present ( emphasis on the action)
3-for actions that happened in the past and finished , but the results are obvious in the present
4- for recently completed actions
5- with adjectives in the superlative from and expressions like the only \first \second …etc.
Present perfect progressive.
1-To emphasise the duration of a state or action which started in the past and continues up to the present
2- for action which happened over a period of time in the past and may have finished , but the results are obvious in the present
3- to show annoyance resulting from a recent action
Past simple
1-to describe a completed action in the past ( the time is usually mentioned or implied)
I ate apple yesterday
2-to describe completed actions that happened one after the other in the past
I walked up to the room , opened the door and opened the light
3-to describe past habits or repeated action in the past ( often used with adverbs of frequency)
When I was younger , I often eat candy.
4-to describe permanent situations in the past
Sara lived with her family before they married.
5- to describe an action in the past that interrupted a "longer" action in progress
I was walking , and I find my brother and my brother tripped
Past progressive
1-to describe an action in progress at a certain time in the past.
At the ten O'clock yesterday , I was sleeping.
2- to describe action that were happening at the same time in the past (usually with while or as)
While I going was to school , car was broken down
3-to describe background scenes to a story
4- to describe temporary past states or actions
My grandmother was cooking sweet those day
5- to describe repetitive or annoying actions(with the adverbs of frequency always , continually , etc .)
My brother was always hitting me when were young
6- to describe an action in progress in the past that was interrupted by another action
Past perfect simple
1- to describe an action which was completed before a specific point of time in the past
She had gone to school by the 6 time before that the solution to be completed
2- to describe an action that was completed before another action in the past .the second action is in the past simple .
I had felt lonely after my sister travel
Past perfect progressive
1-to emphasise the duration of an action that was in progress before another action or a specific point of time in the past
He had been working in Makkah for 12 years when he moved to Jeddah
2-to refer to an action whose duration caused visible results at a later point of time in the past
They were tired because they had been working all day
………………………………………… ……..
Future will
1-spontaneous decisions
2-predictions about the future
3-promises
4-offers and requests
5-threats and warnings
Future progressive
For action that will be in progress at a specific time in the future
Future perfect simple
For action that will be completed before a specific time or another action in the future
Future perfect progressive
To show the duration of an action up to a certain point of time in the future
Future going to
For plans or decisions that have already been made or predictions based on evidence
The expression be (just) about to +base from is used:
For action that will happen very soon
Present progressive
For personal plans and arrangements
Present simple
For official programmes and timetables
لوسمحت هذي قواعد اللغة الانجليزية مع تعريفها في نقاط وكل نقطة من التعريف لوسمحتم اعطوني علية مثال
والله ماانساكم
اختي طلبتني وانا ماعرفته
في بعض النقاط حطيت عليها امثلة شوفوها اذا صح او لا
وكل نقطة في التعريف نفسة علية مثال
مثلا
القاعدة الاولى برزينت سنبل لها 7 تعريفات او انواع ابغى لكل نوع او تعريف مثال
الله لا يهينكم
والله اني عارفة اني تعبتكم لكن انتم اهل الكرم
وابغاها والله ضروري اليوم
الله يسعدكم
To describe permanent situations1-
To describe repeated\habitual actions 2-
To talk about general truths-3
To talk about future action related to timetables and programmes-4
To refer to the plot of a book , etc-5
In sport commentaries-6
In exclamatory sentences with Here….and There …-7
Present progressive
1- to describe action happening now
2- to describe temporary situations
3- to talk about annoying action which happen repeatedly (with the adverbs of frequency always , constantly , continually)
4- to talk about future arrangements
Present perfect simple
1-for actions which happened in the past , but the exact time is not mentioned
2-for action which started in the past and continue up to the present ( emphasis on the action)
3-for actions that happened in the past and finished , but the results are obvious in the present
4- for recently completed actions
5- with adjectives in the superlative from and expressions like the only \first \second …etc.
Present perfect progressive.
1-To emphasise the duration of a state or action which started in the past and continues up to the present
2- for action which happened over a period of time in the past and may have finished , but the results are obvious in the present
3- to show annoyance resulting from a recent action
Past simple
1-to describe a completed action in the past ( the time is usually mentioned or implied)
I ate apple yesterday
2-to describe completed actions that happened one after the other in the past
I walked up to the room , opened the door and opened the light
3-to describe past habits or repeated action in the past ( often used with adverbs of frequency)
When I was younger , I often eat candy.
4-to describe permanent situations in the past
Sara lived with her family before they married.
5- to describe an action in the past that interrupted a "longer" action in progress
I was walking , and I find my brother and my brother tripped
Past progressive
1-to describe an action in progress at a certain time in the past.
At the ten O'clock yesterday , I was sleeping.
2- to describe action that were happening at the same time in the past (usually with while or as)
While I going was to school , car was broken down
3-to describe background scenes to a story
4- to describe temporary past states or actions
My grandmother was cooking sweet those day
5- to describe repetitive or annoying actions(with the adverbs of frequency always , continually , etc .)
My brother was always hitting me when were young
6- to describe an action in progress in the past that was interrupted by another action
Past perfect simple
1- to describe an action which was completed before a specific point of time in the past
She had gone to school by the 6 time before that the solution to be completed
2- to describe an action that was completed before another action in the past .the second action is in the past simple .
I had felt lonely after my sister travel
Past perfect progressive
1-to emphasise the duration of an action that was in progress before another action or a specific point of time in the past
He had been working in Makkah for 12 years when he moved to Jeddah
2-to refer to an action whose duration caused visible results at a later point of time in the past
They were tired because they had been working all day
………………………………………… ……..
Future will
1-spontaneous decisions
2-predictions about the future
3-promises
4-offers and requests
5-threats and warnings
Future progressive
For action that will be in progress at a specific time in the future
Future perfect simple
For action that will be completed before a specific time or another action in the future
Future perfect progressive
To show the duration of an action up to a certain point of time in the future
Future going to
For plans or decisions that have already been made or predictions based on evidence
The expression be (just) about to +base from is used:
For action that will happen very soon
Present progressive
For personal plans and arrangements
Present simple
For official programmes and timetables
لوسمحت هذي قواعد اللغة الانجليزية مع تعريفها في نقاط وكل نقطة من التعريف لوسمحتم اعطوني علية مثال
والله ماانساكم
اختي طلبتني وانا ماعرفته
في بعض النقاط حطيت عليها امثلة شوفوها اذا صح او لا
وكل نقطة في التعريف نفسة علية مثال
مثلا
القاعدة الاولى برزينت سنبل لها 7 تعريفات او انواع ابغى لكل نوع او تعريف مثال
الله لا يهينكم
والله اني عارفة اني تعبتكم لكن انتم اهل الكرم
وابغاها والله ضروري اليوم
الله يسعدكم