PRESENT SIMPLE TENSES
Present Simple Form: • I, you we, they see / don’t see... • He, she it sees / doesn’t see • Do you see? Yes I do/no I don’t »see 3rd person endings |
Present Simple Passive |
4) FILM REVIEWS
“The film is set in Northumberland. Jane visits a long lost cousin and before long strange things start to happen. At first she puts it down to tiredness from the trip but after a while she realises that there's something very wrong"
PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSES
Present Continuous Form: • I'm seeing / not seeing • He, she it is seeing / isn’t seeing • We, you they are seeing/aren't (are not) seeing • Are you seeing? "Yes I am / no I'm not" |
Present Continuous Passive Form: (subject + am/is/are + being + past participle) • I am being seen • He/she/ it is being seen • You we, they are being seen • Is he being seen .......? "Yes he is / No he isn’t" |
PRESENT PERFECT TENSES
Present Perfect Simple Form: • I, you we, they have seen / haven’t seen... • He, she it has seen / hasn’t seen • Have you seen...? "Yes I have / no I haven’t" »see 3rd person endings |
Present Perfect Simple Passive • He/she/ has been seen • You we, they are seen • Has he been seen .......? "Yes he has / No he hasn’t"
|
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSES
Present Perfect Continuoes Form: • I, you we, they have been seeing / haven’t been seeing... He, she it has been seeing / hasn’t been seeing... • Have you been seeing? "Yes I have /no I haven’t" |
Present Perfect Simple Passive
|
PASSIVE FUNCTION
NOT NORMALLY USED IN PASSIVE