Tense

Simple Present Tense

Simple Present		Example
Sub + v1/ v5 + obj	a). time adverbials: always, often, never, everyday, sometimes, generally, seldom	a. I'd never attend Nepali classes.
It means work not done.	b). Habitual Action	b. The Saturday class starts at 7:00am
He reads (means planning to start)	c). Repeated action	c. I don't drink alcohol.
	d). Universal Truth	d. She always eats bread.
	e).General Truth
	f). Thought, feeling
	g). Fixed Time Table

Present Continuous

Present Continuous		Example
Sub + am/ is/ are + v4 + obj	time adverbials: now, still, at present, at the moment	Sir is writing.
It means the work is half-way.	Look.............!
	Listen....!
	If you see anyone. The work is under way, not completed.

Present Perfect Tense

• Sub + has/have + v³ + obj
• Time adverbials: already, just, ever, recently, since.
  Example: She has written a letter.

Present Perfect Continuous

• Sub + has\have + been + v⁴ + obj.
• Time adverbials: all this morning, for since/ time
  Example: He has been writing a story.

Simple Past

• Sub + v2 + obj.
• Time adverbials: Yesterday, last, ago, those, days, just, ancient
  Example: He wrote a letter.

Past Continuous

• Sub + was/were + v⁴ + obj
• Time adverbials: all yesterday
  Example: He was writing a letter.

Simple Future

• Sub + shall/ will + v¹ + obj
• Time adverbials: Tomorrow, next, soon, tonight
  Example: She will go to school tomorrow.

Future Perfect

• Sub + shall/ will have + v³ + obj.
• Time adverbials: by the time (Eg: by 7'o clock), before the time, in the period of time
  Example: He will have gone to Kathmandu by the end of this month.

Future Perfect Continuous

• Sub + shall/ will + have been + v⁴ + obj
• Time adverbials: by the time & for the time & by this month
  Example: He will have been playing baskeball.