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Tenses



             • Present Simple Tense            • Past Perfect Tense
             • Present Continuous Tense        • Past Perfect Continuous Tense

             • Present Perfect Tense           • Future Simple Tense
             • Present Perfect Continuous Tense     • Future Continuous Tense
             • Past Simple Tense               • Future Perfect Tense

             • Past Continuous Tense           • Future Perfect Continuous Tense


          Bu ünitede aşağıdaki konuları öğreneceksiniz:

              • Present Simple Tense
             - The light from the Sun reaches to the Earth in 8 minutes and 20 seconds.

              • Present Continuous Tense
             - Currently, people are using online trade websites to do shopping.
              • Present Perfect Tense

             - Scientists have found a new way to estimate the intelligence of our ancestors recently.
              • Present Perfect Continuous Tense
             - The world has been going through a digital change at an incredible speed for more than 30 years.

              • Past Simple Tense
             - Ancient mariners used the stars for navigation, but this method didn’t work during the day or on cloudy
              nights.
              • Past Continuous Tense
             - In the era of geographical discoveries, most great empires were organising sea voyages to find new trade routes.
              • Past Perfect Tense

             - Turkish women had already gained the right to vote when women in France were granted with it in 1944.
              • Past Perfect Continuous Tense
             - The generals had been discussing an attack plan for a few days when the opposite side surrendered.

              • Future Simple Tense (will and be going to)
             - Employers think they will attract the best applicants when they run job advertisements in detail.
             - The manager is going to fire the waiter because he had a quarrel with one of the customers.

              • Future Continuous Tense
             - In tomorrow’s meeting, the city council will be considering a number of new rules about animal rights.
              • Future Perfect Tense

             - People will have gained the habit of riding their bikes for transportation by 2050.
              • Future Perfect Continuous Tense
             - The interior designers will have been making plans for weeks by the time they start the project.




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