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10. IEG_Tense_index_A001

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§1. Present and Past

  1. Present Continuous
    2. I am doing
  2. Present Simple
    3. I do
  3. Present Continuous and Present Simple
    4. I am doing
    I do
  4. Present Continuous and Present Simple
    5. I am doing
    I do
  5. Past Simple

    6. I did

  6. Past Continuous

    7. I was doing

    §2. Present Perfect and Past

  7. Present Perfect 1

    8. I have done

  8. Present Perfect 2

    9. I have done

  9. Present Perfect Continuous

    10. I have been doing

  10. Present Perfect Continuous and Simple

    11. I have been doing

    I have done

  11. How long have you (been) ... ?

    12. I have been doing

    I have done

  12. For and since...When ...
    13. and

    How long ...

  13. Present Perfect and Past 1

    14. I have done

    I did

  14. Present Perfect and Past 2

    15. I have done

    I did

  15. Past perfect

    16. I had done

  16. Past perfect continuous

    17. I had been doing

  17. Have got

     and

    have

  18. Used to

    Used to do

    19. §3. Future

  19. Present tenses for the

    future

    20. I am doing

    I do

  20. (I'm)

    going to (do)

  21. Will / shall

    22. 1

  22. Will / shall

    23. 2

  23. I will

    24. I am going to

  24. Will be doing

    25. Will have done

  25. When I do

    When I've done

    When and if

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