tabella verbi inglesi

Didascalia alternativa:

+ part. pass. - to talk about an event that happend before the action expressed with the Past Simple - to talk about the earliest action of two or more events. - to talk about sth that happened BEFORE THE PAST SIMPLE ex. I missed the train because I had forgotten to set my alarm clock. FUTURO already, just, yet, never, ever, recently, up to now, so far, in my life, ... times, ..., FOR/SINCE FUTURE SIMPLE To talk about actions sb was doing in that moment To plan holidays, arrangements, meetings or to talk about what was going on in a certain moment in the past in that moment, in that period/ year/ month/.. PAST PERFECT SIMPLE Sogg. + vb presente (3ª pers. sing + -S) DO / DOES + Sogg. + vb ...? (timetables.+, habits, routine) FUTURE for PLANS Sogg. + vb essere + ING [am/is/are] vb essere + Sogg. + ING...? next..., on 23rd June, at 13:45, ... TO BE GOING TO Sogg + [am/is/are] + going to + vb [am/is/are] + Sogg. + going to + vb ..? - to talk about intentions, decisions or plans you have already made ex. I'm going to study abroad next year. - predictions based on what you can see ex. the baby is going to fall down. PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS Sogg. + vb avere + been + ING vb avere + Sogg. + been + ING - to talk about actions which started in the past and continue into the present - events which lasted for some time (and may continue to the preesent) > I can see the results of these events/actions ex. I'm tired because I've been cooking all day SINCE/FOR PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS Sogg. + vb avere + been + ING vb avere + Sogg. + been + ING Si usa con: FOR / SINCE - to talk about actions which started in the past and were earlier than the action expressed with the past simple events which lasted for some time (and may continue) > I can see the results of these events/actions in the past ex. Yesterday, I was tired because I had been painting all day FOR/SINCE WILL-WON'T Sogg.+ WILL/ WON'T + vb WILL/WON'T + Sogg. + vb... ? Predictions, weather forecast for decisions taken in the moment of speaking - sudden decisions opinions, feelings or experiences (think, hope, afraid, expect,...) A promise, a threat or an offer probably, perhaps, maybe