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Present Simple
Positive Form: Subject + base form(+s/es)
Negative Form: Subject + aux.verb 'do' + not + base form
Question Form: Aux.verb 'do' + subject + base form
Usages:
1)Facts.
2)Commentaries.
3)Giving directions or instructions.
4)Routine actions.
5)Present stories.
6)Historical sequence.
7)Present stories.
Present Continous
Positive form: Subject + aux.verb 'be'+ verb+ing
Negative form: Subject + aux.verb 'be'+ not + verb+ing
Question form: Aux.verb 'be' + subject + verb+ing
Usages:
1)To talk about progressive actions.
2)To emphasize frequent actions.
3)To talk about a regular action at a certain point in time.
4)To talk describe a developing situation.
5)Background events in a present story.
Present Perfect
Positive Form: Subject + aux.verb 'have' + past participle
Negative Form: Subject + aux.verb 'have' + not + past participle
Question Form: Aux.verb 'have' + subject + past participle
Usages:
1)To talk about a finished action that happened at an indefinite time.
2)To talk about a finished action in an unfinished time period.
3)To talk about a finished action that has present results.
4)To talk about something that happened in the past and is still true at the time of speaking.
Present Perfect Continuous
Positive Form: Subject + aux.verb 'have' + been + verb+ing
Negative Form: Subject + aux.verb 'have' + not + been + verb+ing
Question Form: Aux.verb 'have' + subject + been + verb+ing
Usages:
1)To talk about an incomplete and ongoing action.
2)To talk about a recently finished action which has a present result.
