Normally Tense type 3...(chart of tenses rule, examples)
- Present Tense
- Past Tense
- Future Tense
- Present Tense - Present tense denote presented facts, habit and routine . (Chart Of Tenses)
He runs daily.
you do not know how to drive a car.
Do you know me ?
when do you go to schoo ?
they have completed own work.
you have been runing for 2 days.
she have been working since 12:22 PM.
you are going to school ?
he is going to lucknow ?
She is walking in Deoria ?
have you done this ?
2. Past Tense- Past Indefinite Tense denote facts, routin, habit in past...
Example-
did you know ?
she did not rich .
she went to school.
he had gone deoria .
had she read the book ?
Mark Zuckerburg had been handling facebook since 2004.
3. Future Tense - future tense represenrt future time ..
example-
I will build website .
I will be a BusinessMen/BusinessWomen
I will be working in google office ..
I will not be working in facebook office.
.....
Tenses
How To Use Tenses
The present tense is used when writing about something that is happening at that moment. Sometimes a fiction writer may use the present tense to make their writing more immediate, as in this example from The Time Traveller’s Wife by Audrey Niffenegger:‘It’s hard being left behind. I wait for Henry, not knowing where he is, wondering if he’s okay. It’s hard to be the one who stays.’
It is also common for essays to be written in the present tense. For example:
‘Stevenson suggests that man is inherently evil by showing the changes in Jekyll’s character as he develops from a friendly, kind and well-mannered gentleman into a violent criminal.’
However, if you are writing about the writer of the text when they are no longer alive, you can use the past tense. For example:
'Dickens was interested in those characters on the edges of society.'
Using Different Tenses
One way to add detail to your writing is to include a range of tenses, which include the present, perfect or future tense.For example, you could write about where you currently live, where you used to live and where you hope to live in the future.
Question
Note if the sentences below are in the present, perfect or future tense. Remember to translate the sentences too.
- Ich habe in einem Bungalow gewohnt.
- Er wird in einem Doppelhaus wohnen.
- Wir wohnen seit Jahren auf dem Land.
- Sie hat früher in einer Wohnung in der Stadt gewohnt.
- Hast du schon an der Küste gewohnt?
- Sie werden in einem großen Einfamilienhaus wohnen.
- Ich wohne jetzt in einem kleinen Reihenhaus in einer großen Stadt.
- Sie wird in einer modernen Wohnung in Berlin wohnen.
- Reveal answer
- Ich habe in einem Bungalow gewohnt. – I used to live in a bungalow. (Perfect)
- Er wird in einem Doppelhaus wohnen. – He will live in a semi-detached house. (Future)
- Wir wohnen seit Jahren auf dem Land. – We have lived in the country for years. (Present)
- Sie hat früher in einer Wohnung in der Stadt gewohnt. – (Perfect)
- Hast du schon an der Küste gewohnt? – Previously she lived in a flat in town. (Perfect)
- Sie werden in einem großen Einfamilienhaus wohnen. – They will live in a big detached house. (Future)
- Ich wohne jetzt in einem kleinen Reihenhaus in einer großen Stadt. – I now live in a little terraced house in a big town. (Present)
- Sie wird in einer modernen Wohnung in Berlin wohnen. – She will live in a modern flat in Berlin. (Future)
Question
Practise using different tenses by translating the English sentences below into German.
- She will live in a town.
- I used to live in the countryside.
- He lives in a bungalow.
- We live in a flat.
- I will live in a village.
- We used to live in a terraced house.
- Reveal answer
- She will live in a town. – Sie wird in einer Stadt wohnen. (Future)
- I used to live in the countryside. – Ich habe auf dem Land gewohnt. (Perfect)
- He lives in a bungalow. – Er wohnt in einem Bungalow. (Present)
- We live in a flat. – Wir wohnen in einer Wohnung. (Present)
- I will live in a village. – Ich werde in einem Dorf wohnen. (Future)
- We used to live in a terraced house. – Wir haben in einem Reihenhaus gewohnt. (Perfect)
- Conditional tenseThe forms ich würde, ich möchte and ich wäre are examples of the conditional tense.
The conditional tense is used to say what might happen under certain conditions. It is called the conditional tense as it is dependent on a certain condition, eg you can only fulfil one thing on the condition that another thing happens.
They are all good verbs to include when answering the following question:
Wo möchtest du wohnen? Warum? - Where would you like to live? Why?
Hilfsvokabeln– Helpful vocabulary - außerdem (conj) – what's more, moreover
- das Dorf (nt) – village
- flach (adj) – flat
- manchmal (adv) – sometimes
- obwohl (conj) – although
- das öffentliche Verkehrsmittel (nt) – public transport
- ruhig (adj) – quiet, calm
- QuestionUsing one phrase from each column, create a full sentence in German and translate it. Remember the phrases are not in order at the moment.
StartMiddleEndIch wohne gerne hier,...Weil ich die Berge liebe und die Landschaft hier......In Deutschland gut sind.Ich würde lieber in Österreich wohnen, ...Weil das Haus groß und bequem ist und......Es manchmal zu laut und schmutzig ist.Ich möchte in einer Großstadt wohnen,... Weil die öffentlichen Verkehrsmittel......Ist viel zu flach.Ich würde lieber auf dem Land wohnen,...Die Städte ganz sauber sind und.......Meine Familie wohnt auch hier.Mein Traumhaus wäre in Deutschland,...Weil es immer viel zu tun gibt, obwohl......Mag Dörfer.Reveal answerStartMiddleEndIch wohne gerne hier,...Weil das Haus groß und bequem ist und......Meine Familie wohnt auch hier.Ich würde lieber in Österreich wohnen,...Weil ich die Berge liebe und die Landschaft hier......Ist viel zu flach.Ich möchte in einer Großstadt wohnen,...Weil es immer viel zu tun gibt, obwohl......Es manchmal laut ist.Ich würde lieber auf dem Land wohnen,...Weil es viel ruhiger als in der Stadt ist und ich......Mag Dörfer.Mein Traumhaus wäre in Deutschland,...Weil die öffentlichen Verkehrsmittel.......In Deutschland gut sind. - Ich wohne gerne hier, weil das Haus groß und bequem ist und meine Familie wohnt auch hier. – I like living here because the house is big and comfortable, and my family also lives here.
- Ich würde lieber in Österreich wohnen, weil ich die Berge liebe und die Landschaft hier ist viel zu flach. – I'd prefer to live in Austria because I love the mountains, and the countryside here is much too flat.
- Ich möchte in einer Großstadt wohnen, weil es viel zu tun gibt, obwohl es manchmal laut ist. – I'd like to live in a city because there's a lot to do, although it's sometimes noisy.
- Ich würde lieber auf dem Land wohnen, weil es ruhiger als in der Stadt ist und ich mag Dörfer. – I'd prefer to live in the country because it's quieter than in the town, and I like villages.
- Mein Traumhaus wäre in Deutschland, weil die öffentlichen Verkehrsmittel in Deutschland gut sind. – My dream house would be in Germany because public transport in Germany is good.
- Did you know?The first German settlers arrived in Texas, USA over 150 years ago and successfully passed on their native language through the generations.
German was the main language used in schools, churches and businesses around an area called the Hill Country between Austin and San Antonio. A dialect, known as Texasdeutsch, developed from various regional German origins and a mix of English. The dialect is one of a kind.
Verb Tenses: Introduction
In writing and speaking, you often have to show when something happens. Is it taking place now? Later? Did it happen earlier in the day, a week ago, a year ago, or when dinosaurs roamed the earth? In English, tense is used to show when something happens.
In this section, you learn how to use verbs to indicate when an action occurred. First, I explain the different tenses and how they are used. The focus here is on regular verbs (the nice cooperative ones) and irregular verbs (the ones that need bran cereal). There's even a special section on lie/lay, the verb duo that reduces even linebackers and mothers-in-law to quivering masses of jelly.
related
- tense chart (Chart Of Tenses)
- tense rule
- tenses exampls
- https://blog.aaaenos.com/chart-of-tenses-rules-examples-tenses-type-table/
- chart of tenses
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