The Characteristic of Tenses

The Characteristic of Tenses:
The example of the sentences is in the previous posting.

THE SIMPLE TENSES
Simple present; tells the event that habitually, usually happened, they exist now, have happened in the past and maybe will happen in the future.

Simple Past; The happened that began and finished in the past

Simple Future is; the event that will happen in the next. (Not now)


THE PROGRESSIVE TENSES
Present Progressive; It is the progressing activity. It starts in the past and is in progress at the present and probably continues in the next time.

Past Progressive; It was progressing activity that starting and ending before now.

Future Progressive is; the activity that will be in progress at a particular time in the future.

THE PERFECT TENSES
Present Perfect is; the activity that happened before now. Progressing time is not essential.

Past Perfect; the activity happened in the past and completely finessed before another time in the past too.

Future Perfect is; the activities that happen and progress in the next and finished in the future in certain time.

THE PERFECT PROGRESSIVE TENSES
Present Progressive; is the tense that happen and progress in the past time and could be finished until now.

Past Perfect Progressive; is the tense that happen and progress in the past.

Future Perfect Progressive; is the tense that will start and progress not right now but in the future