(2nd column of table
of irregular verbs)
I teach English.
She teaches English.
I am studying English right now.
She is studying English right now.
I have studied English for 2 years.
I have been studying English the
whole day (and I may continue).
I studied English yesterday.
I was studying English when the
telephone rang.
I had already learned English when
I moved to Germany.
I had been studying English for 2
years before I moved to Germany.
(will) + (have) + (past participle)
(will) + (have) + (been) + (present
participle)
(will) + (be) + (present participle)
(am/ is/ are) + (going to) + (be) + (present participle)
(am/ is/ are) + (going to) + (have) + (past participle)
(am/ is/ are) + (going to) + (have) + (been) +
(present participle)
I will learn English in the future.
I am going to study English next month.
I will be studying English next Monday.
I am going to be studying English for the
next 6 months.
I will have finished my English course next
year.
I am going to have finished my course.
I will have been studying English for two
years when I graduate.
I am going to have been studying English
for two years when I move next month.