Résumé complet : Temps verbaux et expressions temporelles

Présent Simple & Continu

Présent Simple: I work / He works
Présent Continu: I am working

Temps	Expressions
Présent Simple	every day, usually, often, always, never, sometimes
Présent Continu	now, at the moment, currently, right now

Exemples Présent Simple:

I work every day.
She usually goes to school early.
They never eat meat.

Exemples Présent Continu:

I am reading now.
She is studying at the moment.
They are playing football currently.

Passé Composé & Imparfait

📅

Passé composé: yesterday, last week/month/year, ago

🔄

Imparfait: when I was young, used to, while, during

🎯

Passé composé = action achevée

📊

Imparfait = action habituelle ou contexte

Exemples détaillés

Passé composé:

I went to Paris yesterday.
She bought a car last week.
We visited London three years ago.

Imparfait:

I was playing when he arrived.
She used to read every evening.
They were studying while listening to music.

Futur Simple & Futur Continu

🔮

Futur Simple: tomorrow, next week/month/year, in + période

⏰

Futur Continu: at this time next week, this time tomorrow

🎯

Will + base verb pour le futur simple

📈

Will be + -ing pour le futur continu

💡

Futur continu = action en cours dans le futur

Règles et Formules

Futur Simple:

I will go tomorrow.
She will arrive next week.
They will finish in two hours.

Futur Continu:

I will be studying at 8 PM.
She will be traveling this time next month.
They will be sleeping at midnight.

Règles importantes:

1. Présent simple pour les vérités générales
2. Présent continu pour les actions en cours
3. Passé composé pour actions terminées
4. Imparfait pour habitudes passées
5. Futur pour événements futurs