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Mondat elején:

+ = kijelentő mondat

- = tagadó mondat

? = kérdő mondat

Present Simple

+ I read books, my father reads newspaper.

- We don't study Spanish. Mary doesn' study French.

? Do you live in a town? Does she help you?

Present Continous S + am/is/are + V-ing

+ I am doing an exercise now.

- Sue is not doing the homework at the moment.

? Are you playing basketball now?

* Listen! Mary is singing a ballad.

(look, pay attention, watch out)

Present Perfect Simple S + has/have + V3/ V-ed (never/ever)

+ I have repaired my bike. She has read the book.

- They haven't met a new colleagne. Sue hasn't done the homework.

Present Perfect Continous have/has + been V-ing

+ I have been reading a book since 10 o'clock. Tom has been going in the park for a long time.

Past Simple

+ I played football last Sunday. I drank a topjoy last week.

- Sandy didn't come to school. Tom didn't drink the tea.

Past Continous

A) Past Continous was/ + V-ing

+ Last week on Monday at 9 o'clock Sarah was singing in her room. Tom was drinking tea yesterday after school.

B) Past Continous + while + Past Continous

+ I was reading while my mother was cooking in the kitchen. Sue was watching TV while her sister was playing tennis.

C) Past Continous + when + Past Simple

+ Jack was going home when he saw Alice in front of the shop. I was watching a movie when my sister come home. Lucy was playing handball when her brother thew a flower.

D) when + Past Simple + Past Continous

+ When I arrived home, my sister was eating gropes. When Sue painted, her mother was cooking in the kitchen.

Past Perfect Simple (had + V3/V-ed)

+ When we arrived the class had already begun.

Future Simple

+ I'll be at school tomorow to.

Present Simple as Future -> plans/ arragements

A) Present Simple

+ We want to go to Paris next week. (=We'll go...) I stay to watch a horror film tonight. (=I'll stay...)

B) Present Continous going to + verb

+ I'm going to pass the exam in June. My parents are going to buy a new car in August.

if + Past Perfect (had + V3/V-ed) + Past Conditional (would have + V3/V-ed)

+ If I had gone, I would have visited the Narional Hytory Museum. If I had learned more, I would have got better marks.