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2- Learn English Language Online / Tenses (Present + Past + Future)

Simple/Indefinite + Continuous + Perfect + Perfect Continuous

i- Present Tense

Present Indefinite: I study English. / I read a book. / He reads a book.

Present Continuous: I am studying English. / Alex is going to school.

Present Perfect: I have studied English. / Alex has reached school.

Present Perfect Continuous: I have been studying English. / Alex has been reaching school.

ii- Past Tense

Past Indefinite: I studied English yesterday. / Alex worked hard.

Past Continuous: I was studying English. / Alex was working hard.

Past Perfect: I had studied English. / Alex had worked hard.

Past Perfect Continuous: I had been studying English. / Alex had been working hard.

iii- Future Tense

Future Indefinite: I will study English. / He will go to school.

Future Continuous: I will be studying English. / He will be going to school.

Future Perfect: I will have studied English. / He will have gone to school.

Future Perfect Continuous: I will have been studying English. He will have been going to school.

3- Learn English Language Online / Tenses (Affirmative + Negative & Interrogative)

A- Present

• Present Indefinite (Simple):
• Affirmative: I have a car.
• Negative: I don’t have a car.
• Interrogative: Do I have a car?
• Present Continuous:
• Affirmative: You are playing football now.
• Negative: You are not playing football now
• Interrogative: Are you playing football now?
• Present Perfect:
• Affirmative:
• Negative:
• Interrogative:
• Present Perfect Continuous:
• Affirmative:
• Negative:
• Interrogative:

B- Past

• Present Indefinite (Simple):
• Affirmative:
• Negative:
• Interrogative:
• Present Continuous:
• Affirmative:
• Negative:
• Interrogative:
• Present Perfect:
• Affirmative:
• Negative:
• Interrogative:
• Present Perfect Continuous:
• Affirmative:
• Negative:
• Interrogative:

C- Future

• Present Indefinite (Simple):
• Affirmative:
• Negative:
• Interrogative:
• Present Continuous:
• Affirmative:
• Negative:
• Interrogative:
• Present Perfect:
• Affirmative:
• Negative:
• Interrogative:
• Present Perfect Continuous:
• Affirmative:
• Negative:
• Interrogative:

4- Learn English Language Online / Tenses (Rules/Structure)

Simple/Indefinite + Continuous + Perfect + Perfect Continuous

i- Present Tense

Present Indefinite: Subject + Verb(1) + s/es + Object

Jack goes to school y train.

Present Continuous: Subject + is/am/are + Verb(1) + ing + Object

Jack is going to school by train.

Present Perfect: Subject + has/have + Verb(3) + Object

Jack has gone to school by train.

Present Perfect Continuous: Subject + has/have + been + Verb(1) + ing + Object

ii- Past Tense

Past Indefinite: Subject + Verb(1) + Object

Jack went to school by train.

Past Continuous: Subject + was/were + Verb(1) + ing + Object

Jack was going to school y train

Past Perfect: Subject + had + Verb(3) + Object

Jack had gone to school by train.

Past Perfect Continuous: Subject + had + been + Verb(1) + ing + object

iii- Future Tense

Future Indefinite: Subject + will/shall + Verb(1) Object

Jack will go to school by train.

Future Continuous: Subject + will be/shall be + Verb(1) + ing + Object

Jack will be going to park by train

Future Perfect: Subject + will have + Verb(3) + Object

Jack will have gone to park by train

Future Perfect Continuous: Subject + will have been + Verb(1) + ing + Object

Jack will have been going to park by train for three months

5- Learn English Language Online / Tenses (Concept of Sentences Present + Past + Future)

i- Present Tense

It tells about current situation, what is happening right now.

Example: He lives in USA. / He is in class 5.

ii- Past Tense

It tells us about past / previous condition, What has already happen.

Example: He lived in USA. / He was in class 5 last year.

iii- Future Tense

It tells us about future, What will happen later in future.

Example: He will live in USA. / He will be in class 6 in next year.

6- Learn English Language Online / (Parts of Speech)

A. Nouns:

Nouns are first part of speech. Nouns are an important part of speech that include words which are used to name places, people, animal, objects and ideas. Anything we can touch, feel, see, smell, taste, hear & hold can be referred to as nouns. Every sentence has a noun according to its structure.

Example: –

Places: china + Japan + bedroom + ground + swimming pool

People: person + women + girl + President

Animal: cat + dog + snake + fish

Objects: fan + car + fridge + truck + bag + blackboard

Ideas: arguments + discussion + evolution + invention

B. Types of Nouns

i- Proper Nouns

Nouns that are specifically used to name a person, thin or place are called a proper noun. Proper nouns always begin with a capital letter.

ii- Common Nouns

Common nouns are those nouns wo refer to a generic item, place or group. Common nouns are not capitalized unless they appear at the start of a sentence.

iii- Singular Nouns

Singular nouns are nouns tat are used to name a single person, animal, bird, place or object.

iv- Plural Nouns

Plural nouns are those nouns that are refer to a number o people, places, animal or thing wit addition of s / es / ies / ves to te existing main word.

v- Countable Nouns

Countable nouns are those nouns that can be counted or measured.

vi- Uncountable Nouns

Uncountable nouns are those nouns that can not be counted. It is also called concrete and abstract nouns.

vii- Collective Nouns

Collective nouns are those nouns that are used to name a group of objects, animals or people.

viii- Concrete Nouns

Concrete nouns are those nouns that are referred to objects that are material and can be perceived by the human senses.

ix- Abstract Nouns

Abstract nouns are those nouns that cannot be perceived by the five senses of the human body are called an abstract nouns.

7- Learn English Language Online / (Test)

i- I / We / You / They (Have)

ii- He / She / It (Has)

iii- I was born …………. January. (at/in/on) ?

iv- I will take a course …………… improve my English. (so as/ for/ in order to) ?

v- Does she ………… a car. (has / have) ?

vi- He …………. to school. (went / goes / has gone) ?

vii- We are able to speak English beacuse we studied hard …………….. it. (to do / for / by do) ?

viii- Does he …………….. English very well. (speak / speaks) ?

ix- He …………….. English very well. (speak / speaks) ?

8- Learn English Language Online / (Active Voice & Passive Voice)

i- Present

• Present Indefinite (Active) Alex plays hockey.
• Present Indefinite (Passive) Hockey is played by Alex.
• Present Continuous (Active) Alex is playing hockey.
• Present Continuous (Passive) Hockey is being played by Alex.
• Present Perfect (Active) Alex has played hockey.
• Present Perfect (Passive) Hockey has been played by Alex.
• Present Perfect Continuous (Active) Alex has ben playing hockey.
• Present Perfect Continuous (Passive) No Passive.

ii- Past

• Past Indefinite (Active) Alex played hockey.
• Past Indefinite (Passive) Hockey was played by Alex.
• Past Continuous (Active) Alex was playing hockey.
• Past Continuous (Passive)  Hockey was bein played by Alex.
• Past Perfect (Active)  Alex had played hockey.
• Past Perfect (Passive) Hockey had been played by Alex.
• Past Perfect Continuous (Active) Alex had been playing hockey.
• Past Perfect Continuous (Passive) No Passive.

iii- Future

• Future Indefinite (Active) Alex will play hockey.
• Future Indefinite (Passive) Hockey will be played by Alex.
• Future Continuous (Active) Alex will be playing hockey.
• Future Continuous (Passive) No Passive.
• Future Perfect (Active) Alex will have played hockey.
• Future Perfect (Passive) Hockey will have been played by Alex.
• Future Perfect Continuous (Active) Alex will have been playing hockey.
• Future Perfect Continuous (Passive) No Passive.

9- Learn English Language Online / (Change of Pronouns)

Active: I, Passive: Me

Active: We, Passive: Us

Active: He, Passive: Him

Active: She, Passive: Her

Active: They, Passive: Them

Active: It, Passive: It

10- Learn English Language Online / Correlative Conjunctions

Conjunction:                                 Example:

• Both/And: The company deals in both software and hardware.
• Either/Or: I will eat either carrots or peas for dinner.
• Neither/Nor: Alex, likes neither milk nor chocolate cake.
• Whether/Or: Do you care whether we have noodles or rice for dinner?
• Not only/But (also):  He not only studies hard butt also works well.
• Such/That: Its such a tiny kitchen that I don’t have to do much to keep it clean.
• Scarcely/When: Scarcely had she entered the room when the phone rang.
• No sooner/Then: No sooner did he enter the room then he saw a snake.