Sentences in the simple, progressive and perfect present, past and future tense
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I can identify and use the simple, progressive or perfect present, past or future tense.
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The simple, progressive and perfect tense can denote present, past or future action.
The progressive tense is a tense that makes use of an auxiliary verb from the infinitive 'to be' with the main verb.
The progressive tense denotes ongoing action.
The perfect tense is a tense that makes use of an auxiliary verb from the infinitive 'to have' with the main verb.
The perfect tense often refers to action that has finished.
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