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6 Minutes Grammar, Miguel Ponce Zertuche - Coggle Diagram

- - - - It is used to describe common actions that happen with a certain frequency and does not refer to whether it is happening at the present time.
      - Formula
        
        Subject + Verb with s, if the subject is She, He and it
        
        Example: Adrian calls his father
    - - It is used for events that are occurring at or around this particular moment in time, or to indicate that something is temporary, or to talk about changing situations, and also to talk about plans for the future.
      - Formula
        
        Subject + am, is or are + Verb with -ing
        
        Example: I'm doing my homework right now
    - - It is used to talk about a specific action that started and ended in the past.
      - Formula
        
        Subject + verb in past participle
        
        Example: I wrote a summary for my teacher
    - - It is used to describe an action or situation that started in the past and continues in the present. ... A repeated action in a nonspecific time period between the past and the present.
      - Formula
        
        Subject + Have or has + been + verb with -ing
        
        Example: The doctors have been practicing medicine.
    - - It is used to express forceful plans or events for the future.
      - Formula
        
        Subject + am, is or are + going to + verb
        
        Example: I'm going to see you tomorrow