how to identify auxiliary verbs and main verbs

The important 60 main verbs words in list

The present tense talk about the future in English  grammar.

The past tense that is used talk about happened before now.

The present participle that words End( ing ) formed verb an adjective.

For Example:

Simple Tense

Present --( I go )-( He goes )-( They go )

Past -- ( I went )-( He went )-( They went )

Future--( I shall go)-( He will go)-( They will go )

For Example:

Continuous Tense

Present --( I am going )-( You are going )-(  We are going )

Past -- ( I was going )-( You were going )-( We were going )

Future--( I shall be going )-( You will  be going)-(  We shall be going )

For Example:

Perfect Tense

Present --( I have done the work )

Past -- ( I done the work )

Future--( I shall have done the work)

For Example:

 Perfect Continuous Tense

Present --( She has been going )

Past -- ( She had been going )

Future--( She will have been going )

Present Form	Past Form	Present Form participle
Agree	agreed	agreeing
celebrate	celebrated	celebrating
change	changed	changing
clean	cleaned	cleaning
close	closed	closing
cure	cured	curing
waste	wasted	wasting
solve	solved	solving
move	moved	moving
love	loved	loving
dive	dived	diving
use	used	using
Educate	Educated	Educating
damage	damaged	damaging
increase	increased	increasing
carry	carried	carrying
study	studied	studying
multiply	multiplied	multiplying
marry	married	marrying
hurry	hurried	hurrying
dry	dried	drying
adjust	adjusted	adjusting
allow	allowed	allowing
collect	collected	collecting
Cross	Crossed	Crossing
Convey	Conveyed	Conveying
Disturb	Disturbed	Disturbing
Jump	Jumped	Jumping
Paint	Painted	Painting
Start	Started	Starting
Play	Played	Playing
Want	Wanted	Wanting
plan	planed	planning
Drop	Dropped	Dropping
fit	fitted	fitting
pay	paid	paying
bring	brought	bringing
dig	dug	Digging
feel	felt	Feeling
get	got	Getting
hold	held	Holding
hurt	hurt	Hurting
split	Split	Splitting
run	ran	Running
keep	kept	Keeping
learn	learnt	Learning
make	made	Making
hit	hit	Hitting
teach	taught	Teaching
write	wrote	Writing
sing	sang	Singing
give	gave	Giving
eat	ate	eating
see	saw	Seeing
have	had	Having
accept	accepted	Accepting
lose	lost	Lost
Find	found	found
take	took	taking