CONTRASTING FORMS TO EXPRESS FUTURE & SIMPLE PAST AND PRESENT PERFECT

CONTRASTING FORMS TO EXPRESS FUTURE & SIMPLE PAST AND PRESENT PERFECT

START

Also, we use may or might for possible actions in the future

EXAMPLES:

These auxiliary verbs are used in:

• Predictions
• Instant decisions
• Arragements
• Promises and Refusals
• Future facts
• Offers
• Suggestions
• Requests

There are some ways to express the future and some of them are: Auxiliary Verbs like will and going to, also we can use Modal verbs as a future form.

Contrasting forms to express future

• Use the simple past for actions that began and ended in the past, with no connection to the present. The present perfect is for actions that started in the past but are still happening now.

• The simple past shows that something happened at a specific time in the past and is no longer ongoing. However, we need to add details about when the action occurred.

• The present perfect shows that something started in the past and is either still happening or happens regularly. We might need more information to explain how long it has been happening.

Simple past and Present perfect

Brief Explanation

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consecter adipiscing elit, sed diam nonummy nibh euismod tincidunt.