Past Sim, Pres Perf, Pres Cont
Verb
to eat [present perfect]
have eaten
We have eaten a lot of apples today. They sure are delicious when we pick them right off the trees!
We have eaten a lot of apples today. They sure are delicious when we pick them right off the trees!
Verb
to eat [present continuous]
are eating
Hey Anna, let's go out for sushi. Well, we are eating now. Please come and join us!
Hey Anna, let's go out for sushi. Well, we are eating now. Please come and join us!
Verb
to charge [present perfect]
has charged
This coffee shop has charged us for one too many coffees. I hope they get it right this time.
This coffee shop has charged us for one too many coffees. I hope they get it right this time.
Verb
to charge [present continuous]
are charging
It seems most coffee shops are charging extra for refills these days.
It seems most coffee shops are charging extra for refills these days.
Verb
to rain [present perfect]
has rained
I'm bringing my umbrella. It has rained all evening and looks like it will continue.
I'm bringing my umbrella. It has rained all evening and looks like it will continue.
Verb
to rain [present continuous]
is raining
It sure is raining hard. Good thing I have my umbrella.
It sure is raining hard. Good thing I have my umbrella.
Phrase
to take a shower [past simple]
took a shower
Sasha came home all sweaty and took a shower about an hour ago.
Sasha came home all sweaty and took a shower about an hour ago.
Phrase
to take a shower [present perfect]
has taken a shower
Sasha has taken a shower and has her hair up in a towel until she gets dressed.
Sasha has taken a shower and has her hair up in a towel until she gets dressed.
Phrase
to take a shower [present continuous]
is taking a shower
Sasha is taking a shower now. The bathroom will be free soon.
Sasha is taking a shower now. The bathroom will be free soon.