What part of speech has different tenses?

Answer 1

These are not all the tenses only main ones"

Present Simple

We use present simple to talk about:

Habits, things we do everyday eg I get up early

Things that are always true e.g. The sun rises in the east, I like ice cream

Things that are true now e.g I live in Whangarei

Present Continuous

We use present continuous to talk about:

Activities happening now e.g. He is watchingT.V

Things happening around now e.g. I am reading a good book

For future events e.g. We are having a party on Saturday

Past Simple

We use past simple to talk about:

Completed actions in the past e.g. I went to the cinema

To tell a story e.g. There was a man who lived in a small house.

Past Continuous

We use past continuous to talk about:

An activity that happened

some time in the past e.g. I was watching TV

Descriptions e.g. The sun was shining the birds were singing.

Going to

We use going to to talk about:

A future plan. e.g. They're going to get married in July

Will

We use will to talk about the future

when we don't have a plan but make a

decision at the time of talking. e.g I will get the phone ! / I'll get the phone !

Answer 2

Past tense of a verb is used in a sentence whenever action that has taken place in the past is to be mentioned.

e.g., Teacher taught English grammar to the students. (taught is the past tense of the verb teach).

Answer 3

Verbs have different tenses.