Past Simple: Actions that happened in the past and have no connection to the present, We know WHEN the action happened, Helping verbs: DID in questions and negatives, Irregular verbs (have - had, go - went, drive - drove), Ending "-ed" to regular verbs, Present Simple: Ending "-s" to the verbs for he \ she \ it, Talk about usual activities, Helping verbs: do \ does in questions and negatives, am \ is \ are | for places, adjectives, professions ..., Can \ Could: Show ability (возможность, способность), No endings, no helping verb, one form, Present Continuous: Action happening right now, Ending "-ing" to the verbs, Helping verbs am \ is \ are at the beginning in questions, Short actions, something that will soon finish, Plural \ Singular: Ending "-s" to regular nouns (cat - cats), irregular nouns change form: person - people, woman - women, man - men, Ending "-es" to nouns, if the noun has "s \ ch \ ss \ sh" at the end: bus - buses, beach - beaches , When we talk about many things, more than two, Pronouns: Possessive: his, her, my, your, their, our, Subject: I, You, he, she, it, they, we, Object - (кому \ чему \ кого \ что): him, her, it, me, you, them, us, At the end of the sentence (usually): mine, yours, hers, his, theirs, Everything, that is not a human: it, Should / shouldn't : No endings, no helping verbs, one form, has one form - only in the present , Present Perfect: Actions that have happened in the past and have a connection to the present, We DON'T know when the action happened, Helping verbs: have, we can use words: recently, lately, today, this week, never, ever,

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