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English Tenses — Step by Step 🕐 All 12 Tenses from Zero (A1-B1)

📚 All 12 English tenses, taught step by step — the way they should be learned.

Twelve tenses are really THREE times and FOUR ideas. This course builds the whole map one column at a time: every tense gets its own card (how it is built, its timeline, four example sentences, its signal words), every new tense appears NEXT TO one you already know, and checkpoints test you along the way.

  • Lesson 1 — The Three Times (past · present · future — the simple tenses)
  • Lesson 2 — Right Now, or Every Day? (am, is, are, was, were, will be + -ing)
  • Lesson 3 — The Perfect Tenses (have, has, had, will have + the third form)

The Complete Course — all 12 tenses in one video, with three checkpoints

Slow and clear for A1-B1 learners. No grammar jargon — just the map, the timelines, and the signal words that tell you which tense to use.

4 videos · by ESL Desk

  1. Lesson 1

    English Tenses, Lesson 1 — Past, Present, Future 🕐 The Simple Tenses (A1)

    📚 English Tenses, Step by Step — Lesson 1 of 3: The Three Times (A1)

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  2. Lesson 2

    English Tenses, Lesson 2 — Present, Past & Future Continuous 🕐 (A1-A2)

    📚 English Tenses, Step by Step — Lesson 1 of 3: The Three Times (A1)

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  3. Lesson 3

    English Tenses, Lesson 3 — The Perfect Tenses 🕐 have, has, had (A2)

    📚 English Tenses, Step by Step — Lesson 1 of 3: The Three Times (A1)

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  4. All 12 English Tenses — The Complete Course 🕐 Simple, Continuous & Perfect (A1-B1)

    📚 All 12 English tenses — the complete course in one video (A1-B1)

    Twelve tenses are really THREE times and FOUR ideas. This course builds the whole map one column at a time — every tense gets its own card (how it is built, its timeline, four examples, its signal words), every new tense appears NEXT TO one you already know, and three checkpoints test you along the way.

    • Part 1 — the simple tenses (played · play · will play)
    • Part 2 — the continuous tenses (am, is, are, was, were, will be + -ing)
    • Part 3 — the perfect tenses (have, has, had, will have + the third form)
    Watch on YouTube →