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Present Tense

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** Simple Present Tense or Present Indefinite Tense:

  • He reads a book.
  • Mother cooks rice thrice a day.
  • The sun rises in the east.
  • Akber ascends the throne when he is only twelve years old.
  • the school opens on the 20th.
  • How fine the pen is! (exclamatory).
  • Do they work hard?
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** Present Progressive Tense or Present Continuous Tense:

  • He is coming tomorrow.
  • I am coming back soon.
  • I am working in the nearby factory.
  • I am playing football even in this old age.
  • I am not dancing.
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** Present Perfect Tense:

  • She has broken the glass.
  • He has just come in.
  • Has he just come in?
  • I have forgotten the most of it.
  • He has come this morning.
  • My father has been transferred to Khulna recently.
  • You have seen her lately.
  • Have you ever seen it?
  • I have never seen it.
  • I have seen it occasionally/quite often.
  • I have not seen him since January.
  • I have always advised him not to do it.
  • She is the best girl I have ever seen.
  • I have lived here for ten years.
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** Present Perfect Progressive Tense:

  • It has been raining since 5 am.
  • It has been raining for 5 hours.
  • I have been reading for 2 hours.
  • He has not been eaten fro 1 hour.
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