FUTURE TENSES

Form of Simple Future Tense

Positive Statement
1) Subject + Will/Shall + Verb 1 + The Rest of Sentence

Example:
Andy will stay here tonight
My father will go to Bali tomorrow

2) Subject + am/are/is + going to + Verb-ing + The Rest of Sentence

Example:
I am going to read story tomorrow
They are going to play football next week

Negative Statement
1) Subject + Will/Shall not + Verb 1 + The Rest of Sentence

Example:
Andy will not stay here tonight
My father will not go to Bali tomorrow

2) Subject + am/are/is not + going to + Verb 1 + The Rest of Sentence

Example:
I am not going to read story tomorrow
They are not going to play football next week

Interrogative Statement
1) Will/Shall + Subject + Verb + The Rest of Sentence + ?

Example:
Will Andy stay here tonight?
Will my father go to Bali tomorrow?

2) Am/Are/Is + Subject + going to + Verb 1 + The Rest of Sentence + ?

Example:
Am I going to read story tomorrow?
Are they going to play football next week?


Form of Future Continuous Tense

Positive Statement
Subject + Will/Shall + be + Verb-ing + The Rest of Sentence

Example:
Andy will be staying here tonight
My father will be going to Bali tomorrow

Negative Statement
Subject + Will/Shall not + be + Verb-ing + The Rest of Sentence

Example:
Andy will not be staying here tonight
My father will not be going to Bali tomorrow

Interrogative Statement
Will/Shall + Subject + be + Verb-ing + The Rest of Sentence + ?

Example:
Will Andy be staying here tonight?
Will my father be going to Bali tomorrow?

Form of Future Perfect Tense

Positive Statement
1) Subject + Will/Shall + have + Verb 3 + The Rest of Sentence

Example:
Andy will have stayed here tonight
My father will have gone to Bali tomorrow

2) Subject + am/are/is + going to +  have + Verb 3 + The Rest of Sentence

Example:
I am going to have read story tomorrow
They are going to have played football next week

Negative Statement
1) Subject + Will/Shall not + have + Verb 3 + The Rest of Sentence

Example:
Andy will not have stayed here tonight
My father will not have gone to Bali tomorrow

2) Subject + am/are/is not going to + have + Verb 3 + The Rest of Sentence

Example:
I am not going to have read story tomorrow
They are not going to have played football next week

Interrogative Statement
1) Will/Shall + Subject + have + Verb 3 + The Rest of Sentence + ?

Example:
Will Andy have stayed here tonight?
Will my father have gone to Bali tomorrow?

2) Am/Are/Is + Subject + be + Verb-ing + The Rest of Sentence + ?

Example:
Am I going to have read story tomorrow?
Are they going to have played football next week?

Form of Future Perfect Continuous Tense

Positive Statement
Subject + Will/Shall + have + been + Verb-ing + The Rest of Sentence

Example:
Andy will have been staying here tonight
My father will have been going to Bali tomorrow

Negative Statement
Subject + Will/Shall not + have + been + Verb-ing + The Rest of Sentence

Example:
Andy will not have been staying here tonight
My father will not have been going to Bali tomorrow

Interrogative Statement
Will/Shall + Subject + have + been + Verb-ing + The Rest of Sentence + ?

Example:
Will Andy have been staying here tonight?
Will my father have been going to Bali tomorrow?

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PAST TENSES

Form of Simple Past Tense

Positive Statement
1) Subject + Verb 2 + The Rest of Sentence

Example:
Andy stayed here last night
My father went to Bali yesterday

2) Subject + was/were + The Rest of Sentence

Example:
He was the student of this school
We were the best team at that tournament

Negative Statement
1) Subject + did not + Verb 1 + The Rest of Sentence

Example:
Andy didn not stay here last night
My father did not go to Bali yesterday

2) Subject + was/were not + The Rest of Sentence

Example:
He was not  the student of this school
We were not the best team at that tournament

Interrogative Statement
1) Did + Subject + Verb 1 + The Rest of Sentence + ?

Example:
Did Andy stay here tonight?
Did my father go to Bali tomorrow?

2) Was/Were + Subject + The Rest of Sentence + ?

Example:
Was he the student of this school?
Were we the best team at that tournament?



Form of Past Continuous Tense

Positive Statement
Subject + Was/Were + Verb-ing + The Rest of Sentence

Example:
Andy was staying here last night
My father was going to Bali yesterday

Negative Statement
Subject + Was/Were not + Verb-ing + The Rest of Sentence

Example:
Andy was not staying here last night
My father was not going to Bali yesterday

Interrogative Statement
Was/Were + Subject + Verb-ing + The Rest of Sentence + ?

Example:
Was Andy staying here tonight?
Was my father going to Bali tomorrow?


Form of Past Perfect Tense

Positive Statement
1) Subject + had + Verb 3 + The Rest of Sentence

Example:
Andy had stayed here last night
My father had gone to Bali yesterday

2) Subject + had + been + The Rest of Sentence

Example:
He had been  the student of this school

We had been the best team at that tournament

Negative Statement
1) Subject + had not + Verb 3 + The Rest of Sentence

Example:
Andy had not stayed here last night
My father had not gone to Bali yesterday

2) Subject + had not + been + The Rest of Sentence

Example:
He had not been the student of this school
We had not been the best team at that tournament

Interrogative Statement
1) Had + Subject + Verb 3 + The Rest of Sentence + ?

Example:
Had Andy stayed here tonight?
Had my father gone to Bali tomorrow?

2) Had + Subject + been + The Rest of Sentence + ?

Example:
Had he been the student of this school?
Had we been the best team at that tournament?


Form of Past Perfect Continuous Tense

Positive Statement
Subject + had + been + Verb-ing + The Rest of Sentence

Example:
Andy had been staying here last night
My father had been going to Bali yesterday

Negative Statement
Subject + Had not + been + Verb-ing + The Rest of Sentence

Example:
Andy had not been staying here last night
My father had not been going to Bali yesterday

Interrogative Statement
Had + Subject + been + Verb-ing + The Rest of Sentence + ?

Example:
Had Andy been staying here tonight?
Had my father been going to Bali tomorrow?



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PRESENT TENSES

The Form of Simple Present Tense

Positive Statement

1) Subject + Verb 1 + The Rest of Sentence

Example:
I stay here now

My father goes to Bali today

2) Subject + am/are/is + The Rest of Sentence

Example:

I am a student

He is a doctor
They are workers

Negative Statement

1) Subject + do/does not + Verb 1 + The Rest of Sentence

Example:
I do not stay here now
My father does not go to Bali today

2) Subject + am/are/is not + The Rest of Sentence

Example:
I am not a student
He is not a doctor
They are not workers

Interrogative Statement

1) Do/does + Subject + Verb 1+ The Rest of Sentence + ?

Example:
Do you stay here tonight?

Does my father going to Bali tomorrow?

2)  Am/are/is + Subject + The Rest of Sentence

Example:
Am I a student
Is he a doctor
Are they workers

The Form of Present Continuous Tense

Positive Statement
Subject + am/is/are +Verb-ing+ The Rest of Sentence

Example:
I am staying here now
My father is going to Bali today

Negative Statement
1) Subject + am/is/are not + Verb-ing + The Rest of Sentence

Example:
I am not staying here now
My father is not going to Bali today

Interrogative Statement
Am/is/are + Subject + Verb-ing+ The Rest of Sentence + ?

Example:
Are you staying here tonight?
Is my father going to Bali tomorrow?

The Form of Present Perfect Tense

Positive Statement
1) Subject + have/has + Verb 3 + The Rest of Sentence

Example:
I have stayed here
My father has gone to Bali this morning

2) Subject + has/have + been + The Rest of Sentence

Example:
I have been a student of this school
He has been a doctor
They have been here before we come

Negative Statement
1) Subject + has/have not + Verb 3 + The Rest of Sentence

Example:
I have not stayed here now
My father has not gone to Bali this morning

2) Subject + has/have not + been + The Rest of Sentence

Example:
I have not been a student of this school?
He has not been a doctor of this hospital?
They have not been workers of this company?

Interrogative Statement
1) Has/have + Subject + Verb 3 + The Rest of Sentence + ?

Example:
Have you stayed here?
Has your father gone to Bali tomorrow?

2)  Has/have + Subject + been + The Rest of Sentence?

Example:
Have you been a student of this school?
Has he been a doctor of this hospital?
Have they been workers of this company?

The Form of Present Perfect Continuous Tense

Positive Statement
Subject + has/have + been +Verb-ing+ The Rest of Sentence

Example:
I have been staying here for two days
My father has been going to Bali since this morning

Negative Statement
Subject + has/have not + been + Verb-ing + The Rest of Sentence

Example:
I have not been staying here
My father has not been going to Bali

Interrogative Statement
Has/have + Subject + been + Verb-ing+ The Rest of Sentence + ?

Example:
Have you been staying here?
Has my father been going to Bali?

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