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Froggy Jumps Time in EnglishVersión en línea Tell the time por Nina Daya 1 Expresses habitual actions, general truths, and future events (with time expressions like schedules). Example: "I eat breakfast every morning." a Simple present b Present Continuous c Present Perfect 2 Describes completed actions in the past. Example: "She went to the store yesterday." a Simple past b Past perfect c Past continuous 3 Simple Future: Expresses future actions. Example: "I will go to the park tomorrow." a Simple future b Future perfect c Future continuous 4 Expresses ongoing actions happening now or around the present time. Example: "He is watching TV." a Present Continuous b Simple Present c Perfect Present 5 Describes ongoing actions in the past. Example: "They were playing when it started to rain." a Past continuous b Past perfect c Past Simple 6 Expresses ongoing actions in the future. Example: "She will be sleeping when you arrive." a Future Continuous b Future Perfect c Future Simple 7 Expresses actions completed in the past with a connection to the present. Example: "I have lived in this city for five years." a Present Perfect b Past Perfect c Past Continuous 8 Describes actions completed before another past action. Example: "He had eaten dinner before he went to the movie." a Past Perfect b Present Perfect c Past Continuous 9 Expresses actions that will be completed by a specific time in the future. Example: "We will have finished the project by Friday." a Future perfect b Future continuous c Future simple 10 Expresses actions that started in the past and are still ongoing. Example: "She has been studying for two hours." a Present Perfect Continuous b Past Perfect Continuous c Future Perfect Continuous 11 Describes actions that were ongoing before another past action. Example: "They had been playing for an hour when the lights went out." a Past Perfect Continuous b Present Perfect Continuous c Past Continuous 12 Expresses actions that will be ongoing for a period of time in the future. Example: "He will have been working for ten years by the time he retires." a Future Perfect Continuous b Future Simple Continuous c Present Perfect Continuous

Froggy Jumps

Time in EnglishVersión en línea

Tell the time

por Nina Daya

Expresses habitual actions, general truths, and future events (with time expressions like schedules). Example: "I eat breakfast every morning."

Simple present

Present Continuous

Present Perfect

Describes completed actions in the past. Example: "She went to the store yesterday."

Simple past

Past perfect

Past continuous

Simple Future: Expresses future actions. Example: "I will go to the park tomorrow."

Simple future

Future perfect

Future continuous

Expresses ongoing actions happening now or around the present time. Example: "He is watching TV."

Present Continuous

Simple Present

Perfect Present

Describes ongoing actions in the past. Example: "They were playing when it started to rain."

Past continuous

Past perfect

Past Simple

Expresses ongoing actions in the future. Example: "She will be sleeping when you arrive."

Future Continuous

Future Perfect

Future Simple

Expresses actions completed in the past with a connection to the present. Example: "I have lived in this city for five years."

Present Perfect

Past Perfect

Past Continuous

Describes actions completed before another past action. Example: "He had eaten dinner before he went to the movie."

Past Perfect

Present Perfect

Past Continuous

Expresses actions that will be completed by a specific time in the future. Example: "We will have finished the project by Friday."

Future perfect

Future continuous

Future simple

Expresses actions that started in the past and are still ongoing. Example: "She has been studying for two hours."

Present Perfect Continuous

Past Perfect Continuous

Future Perfect Continuous

Describes actions that were ongoing before another past action. Example: "They had been playing for an hour when the lights went out."

Past Perfect Continuous

Present Perfect Continuous

Past Continuous

Expresses actions that will be ongoing for a period of time in the future. Example: "He will have been working for ten years by the time he retires."

Future Perfect Continuous

Future Simple Continuous

Present Perfect Continuous

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Froggy Jumps

Time in EnglishVersión en línea

por Nina Daya

Expresses habitual actions, general truths, and future events (with time expressions like schedules). Example: "I eat breakfast every morning."

Describes completed actions in the past. Example: "She went to the store yesterday."

Simple Future: Expresses future actions. Example: "I will go to the park tomorrow."

Expresses ongoing actions happening now or around the present time. Example: "He is watching TV."

Describes ongoing actions in the past. Example: "They were playing when it started to rain."

Expresses ongoing actions in the future. Example: "She will be sleeping when you arrive."

Expresses actions completed in the past with a connection to the present. Example: "I have lived in this city for five years."

Describes actions completed before another past action. Example: "He had eaten dinner before he went to the movie."

Expresses actions that will be completed by a specific time in the future. Example: "We will have finished the project by Friday."

Expresses actions that started in the past and are still ongoing. Example: "She has been studying for two hours."

Describes actions that were ongoing before another past action. Example: "They had been playing for an hour when the lights went out."

Expresses actions that will be ongoing for a period of time in the future. Example: "He will have been working for ten years by the time he retires."