Is this your homework? I suggest you go to www.thefreedictionary.com

Why don't you actually take the time to study these things first, then post questions? You're lucky someone here even bothered to make a reply.

I am sorry I didn't take the time to explain them. (kinda sleepy right now ;p) I hope you can see the difference from the sentences I have made. I tried my best to write them in a way to show you the difference. - Proceed: After winning the semi-final our team will proceed to the final. - Process: It took the university several weeks to process my application. - Progress: My parents were pleased with my progress in school. - Advance: John needed to pay his rent, so he asked his boss for an advance. - Convert: I have to convert some videos into the avi. format, so I can play them on my TV. - Procedure: The procedure that the doctor recommended to his patient was expensive, but effective. - Development: Human development has driven some species to the point of extinction. - Movement: John was home alone and he was really scared because he heard movement downstairs. - Detect: At a nuclear power plant, they have special equipment to detect abnormalities in the system. - Catch: Don't go out in this weather, you will catch a cold. - Disclose: Once you sign a contract with a company, you should never disclose any information to outsiders. - Reveal: The crowd asked the magician to reveal his secret. - Hurt: Jamie fell from the monkey bar and got hurt. - Sore: I was extremely sore after a good workout. - Ache: Bob called in sick because he had a really bad head ache. - Aches: My heart aches for you. - Feeling: You will never understand the feeling of losing someone you love. - Feeling: I am feeling very confident today. I hope that helped. :) If you still have questions, you can send me a message and I'll get back to you.

how many types of tense and how to change according to change verbs?

its more easy to google them,trust me