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✏️ ♪ Growing up, knowing that Verb Channel 3 doesn't mean the future

✏️# Grow up and know thatVerb Channel 3 doesn't mean the future.

When learning English

Many people (including us) used to understand that.

👉 Verb Channel 3 = Future

Because I used to recite in my childhood that Channel 1 was the present, Channel 2, the past, Channel 3, the future, so I accidentally remembered it wrong. 😢

📌 What is V3 actually?

V3 (Past Participle)

Not "time," but "the shape of a verb."

👉 It won't be used alone.

But must be used with other words

💡 What do you use? ⁉️

✔ have / has / had

= Used in Perfect Tense group

Sample

• I have eaten already.

• She has finished her work.

👉 means "done."

✔ used in Passive Voice.

• The work is don.

• The book was written by him.

👉 emphasized that "being done" is not "doing it yourself."

❌ So how does the future work?

👉 The future really works like this.

• I will go

• She will eat

📌 is only will + V1.

🎯 Easy-to-understand summary.

• V1 = Normal Figure

• V2 = former

• V3 = used with have / had / had or passive

❌ doesn't mean "future."

✨ grew up knowing...

That we used to confuse Grammar

Not because it's hard.

But because we "remember the wrong way in the first place"

📌 to understand the structure.

Everything will be easier immediately.

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