PASt perfectcontinuous tense
PRESENTATION GROUP : 8
Student: Name: Ikbal Tawakal NPM: 2170027002 Nama: Natalia Alemina NPM: 223300003
01
DEFINITION
01. RESUME
Past Perfect Continuous Tense is a tense also known as the past perfect progressive tense used to talk about an action that started in the past continued up until another time in the past
- We use it to emphasize the continuons of an action that was in progress before another action of time in the past.
- To show the cause of a past action.
- With time expressions such as when, before, by the time, for, since and how long.
02
PATTERN
Subject + had been + V-Ing + object
PATTERN
POSITIVE
EXAMPLE: S + had been + V-ing
- I/You/We had been playing Cricket
- She/He/It had been playing Cricket
NEGATIVE
EXAMPLE: S + had not been + V-ing
- I/You/They had not been working
- She/He/It not been working
INTERROGATIVE
ANSWERS:
EXAMPLE: Had + s = not been / been + V-ing
EXAMPLE: Yes / No + S + had been + V - ing
- Yes, i had been working
- No, i had not been working
03
TIPs
CARA MENGENALI TENSES/CIRI NYA
- We form the past perfect continous tense with had + been + a verb + -ing
- When, for, since, before
You may see this word being used along side the past perfect continuous tense.
- We use the past perfect continous to show that something started in the past and continued up until another time in the past.
- No stative verbs
No stative verbs can be said as no action verbs.Simply put, stative verbs are verbs that expprescircumstances or situations that do not changeor even tend to remain unchanget. Ex : The motorcycle had been belonging to George for years before Tina bought it. WRONG The motorcycle had been belonged to George to George for years before Tina bought. CORRECT
TIPS
04
CONCLUSIONS
KESIMPULAN
04. CONCLUSION
- We form the past perfect continous tense with had + been + -ing
- You may see this word being used alongside the past perfect continuous tense : When, for, since, before, by the time, how long
- No stative verbs
05
PRACTICE
03. goals
PRACTICE
- I .....(work) all day, so I didn't want to go out.
- She.....(sleep) for 10 hours when I woke her.
- They.....(live) in beijing for 3 years when he lost his job.
Thanks for your attention
Any question?
PPT PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE
Ikbal Tawakal
Created on December 14, 2022
PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE
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PASt perfectcontinuous tense
PRESENTATION GROUP : 8
Student: Name: Ikbal Tawakal NPM: 2170027002 Nama: Natalia Alemina NPM: 223300003
01
DEFINITION
01. RESUME
Past Perfect Continuous Tense is a tense also known as the past perfect progressive tense used to talk about an action that started in the past continued up until another time in the past
02
PATTERN
Subject + had been + V-Ing + object
PATTERN
POSITIVE
EXAMPLE: S + had been + V-ing
NEGATIVE
EXAMPLE: S + had not been + V-ing
INTERROGATIVE
ANSWERS:
EXAMPLE: Had + s = not been / been + V-ing
EXAMPLE: Yes / No + S + had been + V - ing
03
TIPs
CARA MENGENALI TENSES/CIRI NYA
- We form the past perfect continous tense with had + been + a verb + -ing
- When, for, since, before
You may see this word being used along side the past perfect continuous tense.- We use the past perfect continous to show that something started in the past and continued up until another time in the past.
- No stative verbs
No stative verbs can be said as no action verbs.Simply put, stative verbs are verbs that expprescircumstances or situations that do not changeor even tend to remain unchanget. Ex : The motorcycle had been belonging to George for years before Tina bought it. WRONG The motorcycle had been belonged to George to George for years before Tina bought. CORRECTTIPS
04
CONCLUSIONS
KESIMPULAN
04. CONCLUSION
05
PRACTICE
03. goals
PRACTICE
Thanks for your attention
Any question?