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In sports commentaries: Yasser passes to his friend .

For temporary states : I am working as a teacher, in weekend. For situations which are changing or developing around the present time : Theft is increasing in our country.

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In sports commentaries: Yasser passes to his friend .

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  1. For temporary states: • I am working as a teacher, in weekend. For situations which are changing or developing around the present time: • Theft is increasing in our country. . For actions which happened over a period of time in the past and may have finished, but the results are obvious in the present: • I have been studying all the night, that’s why I get full mark. . For actions which started in the past and continue up to the present: • I have been studying for 12 year. . With always, constantly and continually to express annoyance: • You are always talking with me in the class room . To show annoyance resulting from a recent action: • Who has been drinking my water? For actions that happened in the past but the exact time is not mentioned: • I've already gone to this shop before. In sports commentaries: • Yasser passes to his friend. In exclamatory sentences with Here and There: • Here comes the bus . For past actions whose results are obvious in the present: • She has Washed her dishes, (its clean). . For future action related to timetables and programmes: • My plan comes in 7:00 pm. . For recently completed actions: • I have just finished myBreakfast. For general truths: • The human body consists of cells. . With adjectives in superlative form and expressions like the only \ first \ second…etc: • It is the first time I have spoken French. . For actions which started in the past and continue up to the present: • She has had her novels book since sunday. To refer to the plot of book, etc: • In chapter 3, roza leaves the country.

  2. He had been studying when the school started .. The lesson had started before I came. She had a new dress by the time she got a full mark She went to the library, because she had been writing. This time last week, I was sleeping in my sister's house While I'm writing my HW, my father opened the door It was very dark and it was sounding terrifying • I bought this dress last night. I studied the medium of 1426-1429 HA I was studying math while my sister was sleeping in her room You were always eating my breakfast ! I read the lesson, then I answered the HW • When I was a child, I often watched child movie . While I'm writing my HW, my father opened the door

  3. For plans or decisions that have already been made or predictions based on evidence: • I’m going to buy a horror movie . For actions that will be completed before a specific time or another action in the future: • By the end of the month, I will have finished my project . • . . To show the duration of an action up to a certain point of time in the future: • By next month, I will have been living in Riyadh. . For actions that will happen very soon: • The test is about to start. Spontaneous decisions: • She’s have a party after 2 days.. • Really? I will go. . For action that will be in progress at a specific time in the future: • This time next 2 days I will be going to my friend. . Predictions about the future: • The test will be easy. . Offers and requests: • Will you open the door? I will open the door. Threats and warnings: • If you eat my chocolate, I will kill you . Promises: • I promises you I will never done that again.

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