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can someone make clear to me the difference between present and past tense as well as future because i am very much confused.

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updated Nov 24, 2012
posted by CamiJeanRose
It's "¡Ayúdame, por favor!" - Avilescastilla, Nov 24, 2012

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Maybe before you begin reading it might be useful to have a quick summary.

Present - it's happening right now or it's happening, it's still happening and it looks like it's going to go on happening.

Past - it has already happened (there a lot more detail but this is thesimple answer)

Future - it's going to happen (maybe)

Start from here and then read the study sessions.

updated Nov 24, 2012
posted by geofc
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It's the same as in English for the most part, then you have to differentiate between imperfect/preterite past tenses, which is what requires some thought. Here is a good site for you, with just about every thing you need: StudySpanish

Por cierto, tienes que escribir "Ayúdame por favor"

updated Nov 24, 2012
edited by QFour
posted by QFour
thanks - CamiJeanRose, Nov 24, 2012
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Hello and welcome to the forum! Please fill out the profile information - it will make answering you far easier.

Your question is in English, so are you confused by the English past and present, or by the Spanish equivalents?

Check this link for some info on the Spanish past tenses : preterite and imperfect

updated Nov 24, 2012
posted by Noetol