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TENSES CHART

Tense

Auxiliary

Verb

Grammar Structure

Example

Past Simple

Did

Aff.

☺ + main verb (Past form) + complement

I went to Brazil the last year

Neg.

☺ + did not / didn’t + main verb + complement

I didn’t play like today

Int.

Did + ☺ + main verb + complement + ?

Did you watch the movie?

Past Continuous

Was (I, He, She, It)

Were (You, We, They)

Aff.

☺ + was / were + main verb (ing ending) + complement

He was answering his test  

Neg.

☺ + was not / wasn’t - were not / weren’t + main verb (ing ending) + complement

She wasn’t crying yesterday

Int.

Was / were + ☺ + main verb (ing ending) + complement + ?

Was it barking all night?

Past Perfect

Had

Aff.

☺ + had + main verb (Past participle form) + complement

We had rented a room

Neg.

☺ + had not / hadn’t + main verb (Past participle form) + complement

You hadn´t bet money against me  

Int.

Had + ☺ + main verb (Past participle form) + complement + ?

Had they fought in the street?

Present Simple

Do

Does

Aff.

☺ + main verb (Base form) + complement

I give all of me

Neg.

☺ + do not / don’t – does not / doesn’t + main verb (Base form) + complement

You don’t run very fast

Int.

Do / does + ☺ + main verb (Base form) + complement + ?

Does he lie in the school?

Present Continuous

Am (I)

Is (He, She, It)

Are (You, We, They)

Aff.

☺ + am / is / are + main verb (ing ending) + complement

She is enjoying of her holidays

Neg.

☺ + am not – is not / isn’t – are not /  aren’t + main verb (ing ending) + complement

It isn´t the truth

Int.

Am / is / are + ☺ + main verb (ing ending) + complement + ?

Are we eating bunny?

Present Perfect

Have (I, You, We, They)

Has (He, She, It)

Aff.

☺ + have / has + main verb (Past participle form) + complement

You have cooked a delicious soup

Neg.

☺ + have not / haven’t – has not / hasn’t + main verb (Past participle form) + complement

They haven’t forgotten my promise

Int.

Have / has + ☺ + main verb (Past participle form) + complement + ?

Have I been here before?

Simple Future Will

Will

Aff.

☺ + will + main verb (Base form) + complement

We will remember them

Neg.

☺ + will not / won’t + main verb (Base form) + complement

You won’t find the right way

Int.

Will + ☺ + main verb (Base form) + complement + ?

Will he hug me?

Simple Future Going to

Going to

Am (I)

Is (He, She, It)

Are (You, We, They)

Aff.

☺ + am / is / are + going to + main verb (Base form) + complement

She is going to call me

Neg.

☺ + am not – is not / isn’t – are not /  aren’t + going to + main verb (Base form) + complement

It isn’t going to bother us

Int.

Am / is / are + ☺ + going to + main verb (Base form) + complement + ?

Are you going to open the store?

Future Continuous Will

Will

Be

Aff.

☺ + will + be + main verb (ing ending) + complement

They will be improving their grades

Neg.

☺ + will not / won’t + be + main verb (ing ending) + complement

I won’t be smiling without a good reason

Int.

Will + ☺ + be + main verb (ing ending) + complement + ?

Will you be missing me?

Future Continuous Going to

Going to

Be

Aff.

☺ + am / is / are + going to + be + main verb (ing ending) + complement

He is going to be flying to NY

Neg.

☺ + am not – is not / isn’t – are not /  aren’t + going to + be + main verb (ing ending) + complement

She isn’t going to be reading her new book

Int.

Am / is / are + ☺ + going to + be + main verb (ing ending) + complement

Is it going to be digging in the garden?

Future Prefect

Will

Have

Aff.

☺ + will + have + main verb (Past participle form) + complement

We will have finished our project

Neg.

☺ + will not / won’t + have + main verb (Past participle form) + complement

You won’t  have bought the ticket

Int.

Will + ☺ + have + main verb (Past participle form) + complement + ?

Will they have sung their new song?