What is the difference between PRESENT,PRESENT PARTICIPLE,PAST,PAST PARTICIPLE?

Hello, Himanshu - and welcome to English Forums.

Your question is quite vague, and I don't know what your problem is unless you can give us some specific examples that trouble you. I can list these, though:

Simple present tense: I go, he goes.
Present participle: going
Simple past tense: I went, he went.
Past participle: gone

Hi Himanshu,

Verbs can occur in a sentence in 5 different forms. Yes, only 5 forms. These forms are:

1. Base/Infinitive (write, run)

2. Present Tense (write(s), run(s))

3. Past Tense (wrote, ran)

4. Present Participle (writing, running)

5. Past Participle (written, run)

Past Participle is the form of verb that can follow HAVE (have, ha

if for eg he is working.this is present tense
working in usa is better,this is past participle.
what is the difference?

Anonymoushe is working.

That is a present continuous (present progressive) , using 'be' + the present participle verb form.

AnonymousWorking in the USA is better.

That is the present participle verb form used as a noun.

What correct form of the verb are we going to use if the action is habitual or ongoing daily activities? is it present tense? Ex.

We use the simple present.
I drink coffee every morning.
You play tennis well.
Paris is the capital of France.
She works for Microsoft.
We spend the summer there every year.
They keep their house clean.