Tenses By gerus11 Period: Jan 1, 2017 to Jan 1, 2018 Anne works as a secretary. It's the present simple tense. For a video tutorial click here. For grammar see here. Period: Jan 1, 2017 to Mar 1, 2017 Anne had been working at a bank. It's the past perfect continuous tense. For a video tutorial click here. For grammar see here. Mar 1, 2017 Anne had lost her job. It's the past perfect tense. For a video tutorial click here. For grammar see here. Period: Mar 1, 2017 to Mar 31, 2017 Anne was working at home It's the past continuous tense. For grammer see here. Mar 31, 2017 Anne got a job at a company. It's the past simple tense. For grammar see here. Apr 1, 2017 Anne has started to work at a company. It's the present perfect tense. For grammar see here. Period: Apr 1, 2017 to May 1, 2017 Anne has been working at a company for a month. It's the present perfect continuous tense. For a video tutorial click here For grammar see here. Period: Apr 1, 2017 to Oct 1, 2017 Anne will have been working at a company for half a year. It's the future perfect continuous tense. For grammar see here. May 3, 2017 Anne is working on a project. It's the present continuous tense. For grammar see here. Jul 1, 2017 Anne will be successful. It's the future simple tense. For grammar see here Jul 8, 2017 Anne will be working on her own project. It's the future continuous tense. For a video tutorial click here. For grammar see here Aug 1, 2017 Anne will have had her job for months. It's the future perfect tense. For grammar see here
