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英文时态知识点汇总(国外英文资料) A summary of the English tenses A summary of the English tenses 1, the state of being, often, often, always, usually, sometimes, everyday, etc. (2) the characteristics, character and abilities of the subject; To represent objective facts or universal truths; To represent the actions that will occur in the future; The plane takes off at 10 am. In the adverbial of time or condition, the action of the future; When you see her just tell her that I am all right. In the description of the plot of some literary works, in lieu of the past, the representation or the use of the materials of the books and periodicals; The author says that The soldiers fight for freedom not for money. Past tense Used to represent a time past action or state, often time adverbial, and said the past such as yesterday, last week, three years and in 1987, at the time, in out. Future tense It is used mainly to indicate the action or situation of the future In time or conditional adverbials, not in the future, but in the present tense. Ill let you know the result when I finish everything. 1, shall, will + the form of the verb forms the general future; 2, am (is) going to the verb, saying something that is going to be done in the near future, or something that might happen; 3, am (is) about to + the verb, means the action that is coming. You are to be here by 4 PM for collecting the shipment You ordered. Past future The state of action or presence that will occur in the past Was (were) going to the verb Was (were) about to make a verb Was to + the verb to means the action that was planned, planned, or must be done in the past Present continuous tense Go, come, stay, leave, start is now in the form of what is going to happen He is coming to see you tomorrow. Hate, like, love, believe, think, look, mind, have, seem, sound, smell, taste is usually not used for tenses Past progressive He was making a long distance phone call to his friend in Australia from 10 to 11 last night. Go, come,