Verbs And Tenses Today

One day, the siblings decided to write a story together. They realized that to make a story clear, they had to be careful with their timing:

lived entirely in the "now." She was the most active, always describing things happening right this second or things that happen every single day. Verbs and Tenses

added a current fact: "He needs the money to help his family". Future predicted the end: "The police will arrive soon". One day, the siblings decided to write a story together

Once upon a time in the Land of Lexicon, there were three siblings who controlled the flow of time through words: , Present , and Future . While they shared the same family of action words called Verbs , they each had a very different way of telling a story. The Grumpy Elder: Past Tense Future predicted the end: "The police will arrive soon"

set the scene: "The thief smiled but looked very tired".

He was easy to spot because he almost always carried a small companion word called "". He would say, "I will travel to Paris next year" or "They will play soccer tomorrow". Sometimes he used "going to" when he had a big plan, like "I am going to start a new job next month". The Great Family Reunion