Understanding Tense in Grammar

By ‘Tense’ we can understand the correspondence between the form of the verb and our concept of ______

The term ‘Tense’ denotes the form of a verb which shows the ______ at which an action happened.

The match takes place on ______.

Mohan is about to ______.

In sentence (i), the verb ‘goes’ denotes the ______ tense and refers to the present time.

We use the modal auxiliaries ‘shall’ and ‘will’, with the present tense, etc. to express ______ time.

According to traditional grammarians, English has three tenses: (i) Present Tense (ii) Past Tense and (iii) ______ Tense.

The Simple Present Tense is formed by using the plain infinitive. But -s or -es are added to the bare infinitive for the third person singular (He, She) and singular noun. We form the negative sentences by using doesn’t or don’t before the main ______.

The interrogative sentences are formed by using do or does before the subject. The negative interrogative sentences are formed by using do or does before the subject and not after the subject. But the short forms don’t and doesn’t come before the ______.

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