Grammatical tenses

Grammatical tenses encompass different forms to describe actions in various timeframes: past, present, and future. In the past tense, actions can be simple, continuous, perfect, or perfect continuous, each specifying whether an action was completed, ongoing, or had been occurring until a certain point.

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perfect: the action finish before of the future,for example "will be have spoken?"

perect continuous: the action finsih in one moment future, for example " will he have been speking"

simple: the action that you do is in the present,for example "he speak with me"

perfect continuous: the action star in the past and continuous in present, for example "he has been watching tv"

perfect: the action will be performed in one past moment, for example "he had won"

perfect continuous: the action be performed in the past and finish in one time past, for example "he had been participating"