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Easy Guide: Present Simple in English for Kids

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Easy Guide: Present Simple in English for Kids
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The présent simple anglais and other English tenses are essential for effective communication. This guide provides a comprehensive overview of various English tenses, their constructions, and usage.

  • Covers 12 main English tenses including présent simple-anglais conjugaison and others
  • Provides detailed explanations of tense constructions and their values
  • Includes examples to illustrate quand utiliser le présent simple en anglais and other tenses
  • Offers a comparative view of tenses, useful for understanding correspondance des temps anglais-français

20/12/2021

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temps
Présent simple
Présent
BE-ING
Prétérit simple
Prétérit
BE-ING
Present perfect
Present perfect
BE - ING
Past perfect
Past perfect
BE-IN

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English Tenses Overview

This page provides a detailed breakdown of various English tenses, their constructions, and usage. It serves as a comprehensive guide for understanding les temps en anglais et leur utilisation.

Present Simple

The Present Simple tense is used for habitual actions, general truths, and characteristics of the subject.

Example: "They work every Saturday." (habitual action)

Example: "Water boils at 100°C." (general truth)

Construction:

  • Affirmative: Base Verb / Base Verb + s (3rd person singular)
  • Negative: Don't/doesn't + Base Verb
  • Interrogative: Do/does + Subject + Base Verb

Present Continuous (BE-ING)

This tense is used for actions in progress, descriptions, and future plans.

Example: "He is working at the moment." (action in progress)

Construction:

  • Affirmative: am/is/are + Verb-ING
  • Negative: am not/isn't/aren't + Verb-ING
  • Interrogative: am/is/are + Subject + Verb-ING

Past Simple

The Past Simple is used for dated, completed actions in the past and for unreal situations.

Example: "He worked last Saturday." (completed past action)

Construction:

  • Affirmative: Verb-ED / Irregular Verb (2nd column)
  • Negative: didn't + Base Verb
  • Interrogative: did + Subject + Base Verb

Past Continuous

This tense describes actions in progress at a specific moment in the past.

Example: "I was sleeping when you arrived." (action in progress in the past)

Construction:

  • Affirmative: was/were + Verb-ING
  • Negative: wasn't/weren't + Verb-ING
  • Interrogative: was/were + Subject + Verb-ING

Present Perfect

The Present Perfect links the past to the present, showing results of past actions in the present.

Example: "I'm very tired. I've worked a lot." (result in the present of a past action)

Construction:

  • Affirmative: has/have + Past Participle
  • Negative: hasn't/haven't + Past Participle
  • Interrogative: has/have + Subject + Past Participle

Present Perfect Continuous

This tense shows the result of a past action in the present with an emphasis on the activity.

Example: "She's been working here for 2 years." (past action continuing to the present)

Construction:

  • Affirmative: has/have + been + Verb-ING
  • Negative: hasn't/haven't + been + Verb-ING
  • Interrogative: has/have + Subject + been + Verb-ING

Highlight: This page provides a comprehensive overview of six English tenses, their constructions, and usage. It's an excellent resource for understanding les temps en anglais tableau.

temps
Présent simple
Présent
BE-ING
Prétérit simple
Prétérit
BE-ING
Present perfect
Present perfect
BE - ING
Past perfect
Past perfect
BE-IN

Voir

Additional English Tenses and Future Expressions

This page continues the exploration of English tenses, focusing on past perfect tenses, future expressions, and conditionals. It also provides a useful key for abbreviations used in tense constructions.

Past Perfect

The Past Perfect is used for actions that occurred before another past action.

Example: "She had written ten letters when her boss arrived." (action anterior to a past action)

Construction:

  • Affirmative: had + Past Participle
  • Negative: hadn't + Past Participle
  • Interrogative: had + Subject + Past Participle

Past Perfect Continuous

This tense expresses an action that was ongoing before another past action, with an emphasis on the activity.

Example: "I could see that he had been working a lot." (ongoing action before a past event)

Construction:

  • Affirmative: had been + Verb-ING
  • Negative: hadn't been + Verb-ING
  • Interrogative: had + Subject + been + Verb-ING

Future Expression with 'Will'

This is used for predictions about the future.

Example: "We will eat insects in 2050." (prediction about the future)

Construction:

  • Affirmative: will + Base Verb
  • Negative: won't + Base Verb
  • Interrogative: will + Subject + Base Verb

Present Conditional

The Present Conditional is used for real hypotheses about the present.

Example: "If you worked more, you would have better results." (real hypothesis about the present)

Construction:

  • Affirmative: would + Base Verb
  • Negative: wouldn't + Base Verb
  • Interrogative: would + Subject + Base Verb

Past Conditional

This is used for unreal hypotheses about the past.

Example: "If he had been nicer, I would have invited him." (unreal hypothesis about the past)

Construction:

  • Affirmative: would have + Past Participle
  • Negative: wouldn't have + Past Participle
  • Interrogative: would + Subject + have + Past Participle

Vocabulary:

  • S = subject
  • BV = base verb (infinitive without 'to')
  • PP = past participle
    • = affirmative form
    • = negative form
  • ? = interrogative form

Highlight: This page completes the overview of English tenses, providing a comprehensive guide that covers all 12 temps en anglais. It's an invaluable resource for understanding les temps en anglais et leur utilisation.

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Easy Guide: Present Simple in English for Kids

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The présent simple anglais and other English tenses are essential for effective communication. This guide provides a comprehensive overview of various English tenses, their constructions, and usage.

  • Covers 12 main English tenses including présent simple-anglais conjugaison and others
  • Provides detailed explanations of tense constructions and their values
  • Includes examples to illustrate quand utiliser le présent simple en anglais and other tenses
  • Offers a comparative view of tenses, useful for understanding correspondance des temps anglais-français

20/12/2021

5539

 

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temps
Présent simple
Présent
BE-ING
Prétérit simple
Prétérit
BE-ING
Present perfect
Present perfect
BE - ING
Past perfect
Past perfect
BE-IN

English Tenses Overview

This page provides a detailed breakdown of various English tenses, their constructions, and usage. It serves as a comprehensive guide for understanding les temps en anglais et leur utilisation.

Present Simple

The Present Simple tense is used for habitual actions, general truths, and characteristics of the subject.

Example: "They work every Saturday." (habitual action)

Example: "Water boils at 100°C." (general truth)

Construction:

  • Affirmative: Base Verb / Base Verb + s (3rd person singular)
  • Negative: Don't/doesn't + Base Verb
  • Interrogative: Do/does + Subject + Base Verb

Present Continuous (BE-ING)

This tense is used for actions in progress, descriptions, and future plans.

Example: "He is working at the moment." (action in progress)

Construction:

  • Affirmative: am/is/are + Verb-ING
  • Negative: am not/isn't/aren't + Verb-ING
  • Interrogative: am/is/are + Subject + Verb-ING

Past Simple

The Past Simple is used for dated, completed actions in the past and for unreal situations.

Example: "He worked last Saturday." (completed past action)

Construction:

  • Affirmative: Verb-ED / Irregular Verb (2nd column)
  • Negative: didn't + Base Verb
  • Interrogative: did + Subject + Base Verb

Past Continuous

This tense describes actions in progress at a specific moment in the past.

Example: "I was sleeping when you arrived." (action in progress in the past)

Construction:

  • Affirmative: was/were + Verb-ING
  • Negative: wasn't/weren't + Verb-ING
  • Interrogative: was/were + Subject + Verb-ING

Present Perfect

The Present Perfect links the past to the present, showing results of past actions in the present.

Example: "I'm very tired. I've worked a lot." (result in the present of a past action)

Construction:

  • Affirmative: has/have + Past Participle
  • Negative: hasn't/haven't + Past Participle
  • Interrogative: has/have + Subject + Past Participle

Present Perfect Continuous

This tense shows the result of a past action in the present with an emphasis on the activity.

Example: "She's been working here for 2 years." (past action continuing to the present)

Construction:

  • Affirmative: has/have + been + Verb-ING
  • Negative: hasn't/haven't + been + Verb-ING
  • Interrogative: has/have + Subject + been + Verb-ING

Highlight: This page provides a comprehensive overview of six English tenses, their constructions, and usage. It's an excellent resource for understanding les temps en anglais tableau.

temps
Présent simple
Présent
BE-ING
Prétérit simple
Prétérit
BE-ING
Present perfect
Present perfect
BE - ING
Past perfect
Past perfect
BE-IN

Additional English Tenses and Future Expressions

This page continues the exploration of English tenses, focusing on past perfect tenses, future expressions, and conditionals. It also provides a useful key for abbreviations used in tense constructions.

Past Perfect

The Past Perfect is used for actions that occurred before another past action.

Example: "She had written ten letters when her boss arrived." (action anterior to a past action)

Construction:

  • Affirmative: had + Past Participle
  • Negative: hadn't + Past Participle
  • Interrogative: had + Subject + Past Participle

Past Perfect Continuous

This tense expresses an action that was ongoing before another past action, with an emphasis on the activity.

Example: "I could see that he had been working a lot." (ongoing action before a past event)

Construction:

  • Affirmative: had been + Verb-ING
  • Negative: hadn't been + Verb-ING
  • Interrogative: had + Subject + been + Verb-ING

Future Expression with 'Will'

This is used for predictions about the future.

Example: "We will eat insects in 2050." (prediction about the future)

Construction:

  • Affirmative: will + Base Verb
  • Negative: won't + Base Verb
  • Interrogative: will + Subject + Base Verb

Present Conditional

The Present Conditional is used for real hypotheses about the present.

Example: "If you worked more, you would have better results." (real hypothesis about the present)

Construction:

  • Affirmative: would + Base Verb
  • Negative: wouldn't + Base Verb
  • Interrogative: would + Subject + Base Verb

Past Conditional

This is used for unreal hypotheses about the past.

Example: "If he had been nicer, I would have invited him." (unreal hypothesis about the past)

Construction:

  • Affirmative: would have + Past Participle
  • Negative: wouldn't have + Past Participle
  • Interrogative: would + Subject + have + Past Participle

Vocabulary:

  • S = subject
  • BV = base verb (infinitive without 'to')
  • PP = past participle
    • = affirmative form
    • = negative form
  • ? = interrogative form

Highlight: This page completes the overview of English tenses, providing a comprehensive guide that covers all 12 temps en anglais. It's an invaluable resource for understanding les temps en anglais et leur utilisation.

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Knowunity est la meilleure application scolaire dans cinq pays européens.

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Les élèsves utilisent Knowunity

#1

Dans les palmarès des applications scolaires de 12 pays

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Louis B., utilisateur iOS

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Stefan S., utilisateur iOS

L'application est très simple à utiliser et bien faite. Jusqu'à présent, j'ai trouvé tout ce que je cherchais :D

Lola, utilisatrice iOS

J'adore cette application ❤️ Je l'utilise presque tout le temps pour réviser.