中考六大时态高频考查：
一般现在时：表习惯（He often reads books）；
一般过去时：过去动作（She visited Beijing last year）；
一般将来时：will do/be going to do（We will have a party）；
现在进行时：am/is/are doing（They are playing football）；
过去进行时：was/were doing（I was studying when she called）；
现在完成时：have/has done（He has lived here for 10 years）。
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Welcome to our lesson on the six key English tenses for middle school exams. Understanding when actions happen is crucial for mastering English grammar. These tenses help us express whether something happened in the past, is happening now, or will happen in the future.
Let's start with two fundamental tenses. Simple present tense expresses habits, routines, and general truths. For example, "He often reads books" shows a regular habit. Simple past tense describes actions that were completed in the past. "She visited Beijing last year" tells us about a finished action with a specific time reference.
Now let's explore two more important tenses. Simple future tense uses "will" or "be going to" to express future plans or predictions. "We will have a party" shows a future intention. Present continuous tense uses "am, is, or are" plus the -ing form to describe actions happening right now. "They are playing football" tells us the action is in progress at this moment.
Let's examine two more complex tenses. Past continuous tense uses "was" or "were" plus the -ing form to describe ongoing actions in the past that were interrupted. "I was studying when she called" shows an action in progress that was interrupted by another event. Present perfect tense uses "have" or "has" plus the past participle to connect past actions with the present. "He has lived here for 10 years" emphasizes the duration from past to present.
Congratulations! You've now learned the six most important English tenses for middle school exams. Remember: Simple present for habits, simple past for completed actions, simple future for plans, present continuous for current actions, past continuous for interrupted actions, and present perfect for actions connecting past to present. Practice using these tenses in context, and you'll be well-prepared for your English exams. Good luck!