50 Examples of Verb Tenses

Verb tenses

The verbal tense It is the grammatical category that locates the performance of an action or locates a state. An action can be placed in time Present (loves, fears, part); weather past (loved, feared, departed) or time future (will love, fear, depart).

The verb tense is marked by the elements that correspond to the forms of the conjugation. They are called simple if the action is expressed with a single word (we love). The compounds are expressed with more than one word, in general, an auxiliary verb and a participle (we have loved).

Classification of verb tenses

Indicative mode times

Tenses of the subjunctive mood

Examples of sentences with indicative tenses

1. I'm quiet for the test tomorrow. [Present]
2. The last time I went to the Capital Visited to all my relatives. [Simple past perfect]
3. When I have finished homework, I went to the park. [Past perfect]
4. My students know they have prepared for weeks for this exam. [Compound perfect past tense]
5. I've done a lot of exercise during the holidays. [Compound perfect past tense]
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6. Dew prepared waffles the last time we met. [Simple past perfect]
7. Walked to work every day. [Imperfect Past]
8. Barely it had sunk, we started playing the guitar. [Past perfect]
9. Esteban there was alreadybought the passage when we organize the trip. [Past perfect]
10. Raul he work in a factory when he was single. [Imperfect Past]
11. Study French twice a week. [Present]
12. Diana took out to walk her dog to that square, until he moved out. [Imperfect Past]
13. We had already arrived to the hotel when she called my aunt. [Past perfect]
14. By the time the baby is born, I already will have decorated his room. [Future compound]
15. ¿You want a coffee? [Present]
16. Enrique She has traveled to Peru several times. [Perfect tense]
17. In the last year of the course, they arrived many exchange students. [Simple past perfect]
18. There will be desserts for all tastes. [Simple future]
19. Loved get out of school and hang out with my neighborhood friends. [Imperfect Past]
20. It was a huge surprise her visit. [Simple past perfect]
21. Already I will have started to work when I finish the thesis. [Perfect future]
22. You we will provide assistance to anyone who requests it. [Simple future]
23. My grandmother she cooked a cake every time we went to visit her. [Imperfect Past]
24. He had than quit your job after that incident. [Simple past perfect]
25. Barely had known the news, she began to cry. [Past perfect]

Examples of sentences with subjunctive tenses

1. I would love that let's go to the movies tonight. [Present]
2. When has finished the completed one, we can go fishing. [Perfect tense]
3. Yes would have paid attention in class, you wouldn't be asking me this. [Imperfect Past]
4. Everyone who I would have studied derived, you will understand that class. [Perfect future]
5. If i you would have helped, it would have been better. [Past perfect]
6. I hope the time we accompany so I can go to the park this afternoon. [Present]
7. Once you finished the vegetables, I'll serve you dessert. [Perfect tense]
8. One who I will request our material, we will send it to you. [Imperfect future]
9. My father I'd like have everything ready this afternoon. [Imperfect Past]
10. If I had known, would have helped. [Past perfect]
11. I hope that come out first in the race. [Present]
12. Those who would have known The Vatican will pick up the references. [Perfect future]
13. When They have passed elections, the economy will be more stable. [Perfect tense]
14. I hope not have you problems at the airport; They are very demanding. [Present]
15. Once we finished to paint, we will buy furniture. [Perfect tense]
16. You behave as if you were child. [Imperfect Past]
17. It seemed strange to me that you would have called throughout the day. [Past perfect]
18. One who i will read the rules, he will behave appropriately. [Imperfect future]
19. Hopefully for our honeymoon let's do that excursion. [Present]
20. Yes had money, I would go on vacation to Morocco. [Imperfect Past]
21. I do not want that topics for me, I'll be fine. [Present]
22. But will need help, I wouldn't be asking for it. [Imperfect Past]
23. Let me know when beechfinished to order. [Perfect tense]
24. Who there isorder additional information, you will receive it in your email. [Perfect future]
25. Yes will you help with the preparations, it would be easier for everyone. [Imperfect Past]

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