FROM VERB FORMS TO YOUR OWN WORDS

Twelve tenses.
One writing journey.

Understand a situation. Choose the verb form. Build sentences and connect them into a paragraph.

The verb-form connection

Continuous → V4Perfect → V3Simple Past → V2Simple Present → V1/V5After will → V1

Perfect continuous combines the past participle been with an -ing activity. In “will have written,” have is the base form after will.

Open the V1–V5 Verb Trainer →
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Simple Present

Subject + V1/V5

I/you/we/they → V1; he/she/it/singular noun → V5. Be uses am/is/are. DOES comes → V5 goes → use V1.

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Lessons & topic testSimple Present — IntroductionSimple Present — V1 and V5Simple Present — V1 to V5Simple Present — Positive SentencesSimple Present — Negative SentencesSimple Present — QuestionsSimple Present — WH QuestionsSimple Present — UsesSimple Present — Common MistakesDaily Routine Sentence MakingSimple Present — MCQ PracticeSimple Present — Final Topic TestFinal topic test · Available →
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Present Perfect Continuous

Subject + have/has been + V4

I/you/we/they → have been; he/she/it → has been. Have/has + BEEN + an -ing activity. For measures time; since names the start.

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Lessons & topic testPresent Perfect Continuous — Introduction and Verb FormsPresent Perfect Continuous — Sentences and QuestionsPresent Perfect Continuous — Uses and Common MistakesPresent Perfect Continuous — From Sentences to ParagraphsFinal topic test · Available →
All 12 tenses mixed practice →