Tenses

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  • Period: to

    Anne works as a secretary.

    It's the present simple tense. For a video tutorial click here. For grammar see here.
  • Period: to

    Anne had been working at a bank.

    It's the past perfect continuous tense. For a video tutorial click here. For grammar see here.
  • Anne had lost her job.

    Anne had lost her job.

    It's the past perfect tense. For a video tutorial click here. For grammar see here.
  • Period: to

    Anne was working at home

    It's the past continuous tense. For grammer see here.
  • Anne got a job at a company.

    Anne got a job at a company.

    It's the past simple tense. For grammar see here.
  • Anne has started to work at a company.

    Anne has started to work at a company.

    It's the present perfect tense. For grammar see here.
  • Period: to

    Anne has been working at a company for a month.

    It's the present perfect continuous tense. For a video tutorial click here For grammar see here.
  • Period: to

    Anne will have been working at a company for half a year.

    It's the future perfect continuous tense. For grammar see here.
  • Anne is working on a project.

    Anne is working on a project.

    It's the present continuous tense. For grammar see here.
  • Anne will be successful.

    Anne will be successful.

    It's the future simple tense. For grammar see here
  • Anne will be working on her own project.

    Anne will be working on her own project.

    It's the future continuous tense. For a video tutorial click here. For grammar see here
  • Anne will have had her job for months.

    Anne will have had her job for months.

    It's the future perfect tense. For grammar see here

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