Lesson 13 - Prepositions (part one) Lesson 14 - Prepositions (part two) Lesson 15 - 'In' and Nasal mutation Lesson 16 - Possessive pronouns Lesson 17 - Verbs (present tense) Lesson 18 - Verbs (past tense, parts 1-4) Lesson 19 - Verbs (past tense, parts 5-7) Lesson 20 - Verbs (future tense) Lesson 21 - Verbs (conditional) Lesson 22 - Irregular verbs.

• 1st person 'I ate' Mennin. Plural 'We ate' Mennim.
• The future tense is the verb tense used to describe a future event or state of being. The four future tenses are the simple future tense, the future progressive tense, the future perfect tense, and the future perfect progressive tense. This page contains examples of the future tense and has an interactive and printable exercise worksheet.

I explained to students that verbs have different tenses, past, present and future, and wrote them as headings on the board. I invited them to tell me the meaning of each. I did this to make sure students understood the vocabulary of the three tenses. I am glad I did this because a few students did not know the definition of future, even though they understood the concept of something that has yet to happen. I wrote the verb walk above the headings. Then I wrote the verb tenses for I under the appropriate heading: I walk, I walked, and I will walk. I did the same with you, he/she/it, we, and they.

Students copied the same headings in their grammar journal. I guided them in forming the verb tenses for the verb play. I called on them to tell me the verb tenses for I (I play, played, and I will play) and recorded them on the board underneath the appropriate heading. Students did the same in their journals. We did the same with you, he/she/it,we, and they. I repeated the process with the verbs talk and laugh.

Verb To Be: Present, Past, & FutureHello, what is your name? Where are you from? How old are you? All of these are common questions in English which use the verb to be. One of the first topics that you need to study when you learn English is the verb to be.

Today I will teach you how to use the verb to be in the present, past and future tense, or time.

What is the verb to be

20 Verbs (future Tense)sindarin Lessons Worksheets

“To Be” is a verb which shows a state of existence.
“To Be” can be used to describe the Present, Past, and Future time.

How to use the verb to be

Use the verb to be in the present tense.

Examples:

• I am a student.
• She is a student.
• You are a student.
• They are students.

Use the verb to be in the past tense.

Examples:

• I was a student in 1990.
• She was a student in 1990.
• You were a student in 1990.
• They were students in 1990.

Use the verb to be in the future tense.

Examples:

• I will be a student next year.
• She will be a student next year.
• You will be a student next year.
• They will be students next year.

Remember to use these forms of the verb to be!

20 Verbs (future Tense)sindarin Lessons Pdf

Although you might think that this is a very easy topic, you will need to practice using the verb to be in both speech and writing. It is a little verb but it is very important.

You can download this free English lesson, and use it for homework or in your English class.If you have more question about English or accent reduction, please ask! We are here to help you learn English. #TurnYourLanguageOn