Rahul Kumar Bidhan | B.Tech | EEE | IP UNIVERSITY DELHI | Member Academic Zone Team 

Rahul Kumar

In this course I give you a basic overview of the verb tense system in English.

Verb tenses tell us how an action relates to the flow of time.

There are three main verb tenses in English: Present, Past and Future.

Best online courses on English Grammar, Vocabulary & English-Hindi Translation. Prepare English for competitive exams, improve your English Speaking & Writing skills with the help of best teachers.

English

English Language

Hindi

(Hindi) Verb Tenses: English

Verbs & Verb tenses

Grammar

Grammar & Its Usage

Personal and Skill Development

Develop your coding skills, learn a new language or prepare for campus placements and job interviews, you can do it all with these awesome courses.

In this lesson I have given the Introduction to Tenses.
I have explained all three Tenses and their parts with examples in Hindi.

The present tense is used to refer to something that happens or exists now. The present tense is also called the present simple or simple present.

The past tense is used to refer to something that happened or existed in the past. The past tense is also called the past simple or simple past.

The future tense refers to something that hasn’t happened at the time of speaking. The future tense makes use of the words will and shall.

The continuous aspect indicates an unfinished action or state of being at the time being referred to. It is formed using the relevant tense of the auxiliary verb to be and the present participle of the main verb.

The perfect aspect refers to a completed action in the present, past or future. It is formed using the combination of the relevant tense of the auxiliary verb have and the past participle of the main verb.

The perfect continuous aspect combines both aspects of continuous and perfect.  It refers to an action that has continued up to the present, up to a time in the past, or up to a time in the future. 

The three verb tenses and four verb aspects make possible the twelve combinations of tense and aspect, as follows: 

 

Present Tenses

Simple Present Tense

Present Continuous Tense

Present Perfect Tense

Present Perfect Continuous Tense

Past Tenses

Simple Past Tense

Past Continuous Tense

Past Perfect Tense

Past Perfect Continuous Tense

Future Tenses

Simple Future Tense

Future Continuous Tense

Future Perfect Tense

Future Perfect Continuous Tense

Introduction to Tenses (in Hindi)

In this lesson I have explained Present Indefinite Tenses with the help of Affirmative Sentences, Negative Sentences and Interrogative sentences with examples. 
And I also explained the uses of s,es in this lesson.

Present Indefinite Tense (in Hindi)

In this lesson I have explained Present Continous Tense by using Affirmative, Negative , Interrogative , Interrogative Negative sentences with examples.

Present Continuous Tense (in Hindi)

In this lesson I have explained Present Perfect Tense by using Affirmative, Negative, Interrogative, Interrogative Negative sentences with examples.

Present Perfect Tense (in Hindi)

In this lesson I have explained the Present Perfect Continous Tense by using Affirmative, Negative, Interrogative, Interrogative Negative Sentences with examples.

Present Perfect Continuous Tense (in Hindi)

I am Indu Benjwal .
I completed my graduation from guru Nanak Dev khalsa college. 
I have been teaching English for 7 years.




Indu Benjwal

In this course, the educator is discussing Adjective in English Spoken Classes for Personality and Skill Development

(Hindi) English Spoken Classes ( Personality and Skill Development)

Qualified IBPS PO, Category Expert at Unacademy, 6+ years of Experience in Teaching for Competitive Exams, MBA in Marketing and Finance

Sakshi Pahwa

In this course, Sakshi Saluja will discuss the most impressive phrasal verbs on daily basis. This course aims to help learners improve their English and make their language crisp

Daily Learning - Most Impressive Phrasal Verbs

In this course, Sakshi Saluja will discuss the most impressive phrasal verbs on daily basis. This course aims to help learners improve their English and make their language crisp.

(Hindi) Daily Learning - Most Impressive Phrasal Verbs

Co-Director at Euclid Campus in Jaipur, faculty of English for SSC/BANK at Euclid Campus.Youtuber@ Euclid Digital Classes.Plus,Star* and ver

Natasha Swami

In this course, Natasha swami will cover the basic concept of English Grammar.Everything will be explained in an elaborate manner.

(Hindi) Basic English Grammar: Personal Development

currently pursuing bachelors in technology from banasthali vidhyapith. i am also certified in French and mass communication.

Akshyata Ray

A phrasal verb is one of the most difficult and trickiest parts of English language. The main reason for this misconception is that every proposition seems to be right. So this lesson will help you get an idea about some phrasal verbs and will help you conquer this tricky part of grammar. We would start with the logic that has to be kept in mind while working with phrasal verbs, following it with the common phrasal verbs. It is targeted for everyone who wishes to work on this topic. I hope you like this course and it helps you in some way. So rate, review, recommend and share. Tags: Phrasal Verbs, English Phrases, Basic Phrasal Verbs, English Syllabus, English for Beginners, English for Govt. Exams.

Learn Phrasal Verbs in English

In this course, the educator is discussing basic concepts of Pronoun for English spoken classes

Lessons

5 lessons • 57m

Invalid Date

NaN

Introduction to Tenses (in Hindi)

Invalid Date

NaN

Present Indefinite Tense (in Hindi)

Invalid Date

NaN

Present Continuous Tense (in Hindi)

Invalid Date

NaN

Present Perfect Tense (in Hindi)

Invalid Date

NaN

Present Perfect Continuous Tense (in Hindi)