16 Tenses – Complete Answer - Subject "You"

Verbal

Subject: She

 

Answer with “complete answer”!

Ex:

Q:	What do you do every morning?
A:	I watch TV

 

1.	What does she do every morning?
	She goes to school
2.	What is she doing now?
	She is going to school
3.	What has she done this morning?
	She has gone to school
4.	What has she been doing from 7 until now?
	She has been going to school
5.	What did she do yesterday
	She went to school
6.	What was she doing at 7 yesterday?
	She was going to school
7.	What had she done yesterday?
	She had gone to school
8.	What had she been doing from 7 to 10 yesterday?
	She had been going to school
9.	What will she do tomorrow?
	She will go to school
10.	What will she be doing at 7 tomorrow?
	She will be going to school
11.	What will she have done tomorrow?
	She will have gone to school
12.	What will she have been doing from 7 to 10 tomorrow?
	She will have been going to school
13.	What would she do yesterday?
	She would go to school
14.	What would she be doing at 7 yesterday?
	She would be going to school
15.	What would she have done yesterday?
	She would have gone to school
16.	What would she have been doing from 7 to 10 yesterday?
	She would have been going to school

 

 

Nominal

Subject: She

 

Answer with “Yes/ No”.

Ex:

Q:	Who is she?
A:	She is my neighbor

 

1.	Where is she?
	She is at school
2.	Where has she been this morning?
	She has been at school
3.	Where was she yesterday?
	She was at school
4.	Where had she been yesterday?
	She had been at school
5.	Where will she be tomorrow?
	She will be at school
6.	Where will she have been tomorrow?
	She will have been at school
7.	Where would she be yesterday?
	She would be at school
8.	Where would she have been yesterday?
	She would have been at school

 

 

 16 Tenses – Complete Answer - Subject "You"

 

Verbal

Subject: You

 

Answer with “complete answer”!

Ex:

 

Q:	What do you do every morning?
A:	I watch TV

 

1.	What do you do every morning?
	I go to market
2.	What are you doing now?
	I am going to market (I’m going to market)
3.	What have you done this morning?
	I have gone to market (I’ve gone to market)
4.	What have you been doing from 7 until now?
	I have been going to market (I’ve been going to market)
5.	What did you do yesterday?
	I went to market
6.	What were you doing at 7 yesterday?
	I was going to market
7.	What had you done yesterday?
	I had gone to market (I’d gone to market)
8.	What had you been doing from 7 to 10 yesterday?
	I had been going to market (I’d been going to market)
9.	What will you do tomorrow?
	I will go to market (I’ll go to market)
10.	What will you be doing at 7 tomorrow?
	I will be going to market (I’ll be going to market)
11.	What will you have done tomorrow?
	I will have gone to market (I’ll have gone to market)
12.	What will you have been doing from 7 to 10 tomorrow?
	I will have been going to market (I’ll have been going to market)
13.	What would you do yesterday?
	I would go to market (I’d go to market)
14.	What would you be doing at 7 yesterday?
	I would be going to market (I’d be going to market)
15.	What would you have done yesterday?
	I would have gone to market (I’d have gone to market)
16.	What would you have been doing from 7 to 10 yesterday?
	I would have been going to market (I’d have been going to market)

     

     

Nominal

Subject: You

 

Answer with “Yes/ No”.

Ex:

Q:	Who are you?
A:	I am your neighbor

  

1.	Where are you?
	I am at the market
2.	Where have you been this morning?
	I have been at the market (I’ve been at the market)
3.	Where were you yesterday?
	I was at the market
4.	Where had you been yesterday?
	I had been at the market (I’d been at the market)
5.	Where will you be tomorrow?
	I will be at the market (I’ll be at the market)
6.	Where will you have been tomorrow?
	I will have been at the market (I’ll have been at the market)
7.	Where would you be yesterday?
	I would be at the market (I’d be at the market)
8.	Where would you have been yesterday?
	I would have been at school (I’d have been at school)

16 Tenses – Yes/ No Question - Subject "She"

Verbal

Subject: She

Verb: go (go-went-gone-going)

 

Answer with “Yes/ No”.

Ex:

Q:	Does she love me?
A:	Yes she does	No, she does not (No, she doesn’t)

  

1.	Does she go to the market every morning?
	Yes she does	No, she does not (No, she doesn’t)
2.	Is she going to the market now?
	Yes she is	No, she is not (No, she’s not)
3.	Has she gone to the market this morning?
	Yes she has	No, she has not (No, she hasn’t, No, She’s not)
4.	Has she been going to the market from 7 until now?
	Yes she has	No, she has not (No, she hasn’t, No, She’s not)
5.	Did she go to the market yesterday?
	Yes she did	No, she did not (No, she didn’t)
6.	Was she going to the market at 7 yesterday?
	Yes she was	No, she was not (No, she wasn’t)
7.	Had she gone to the market yesterday?
	Yes she had	No, she had not (No, she hadn’t, No she’d not)
8.	Had she been going to the market from 7 to 10 yesterday?
	Yes she had	No, she had not (No, she hadn’t, No she’d not)
9.	Will she go to the market tomorrow?
	Yes she will	No, she will not (No, she won’t, No, she’ll not)
10.	Will she be going to the market at 7 tomorrow?
	Yes she will	No, she will not (No, she won’t, No, she’ll not)
11.	Will she have gone to the market tomorrow?
	Yes she will	No, she will not (No, she won’t, No, she’ll not)
12.	Will she have been going to the market from 7 to 10 tomorrow?
	Yes she will	No, she will not (No, she won’t, No, she’ll not)
13.	Would she go to the market yesterday?
	Yes she would	No, she would not (No, I wouldn’t, No, I’d not)
14.	Would she be going to the market at 7 yesterday?
	Yes she would	No, she would not (No, I wouldn’t, No, I’d not)
15.	Would she have gone to the market yesterday?
	Yes she would	No, she would not (No, I wouldn’t, No, I’d not)
16.	Would she have been going to the market from 7 to 10 yesterday?
	Yes she would	No, she would not (No, I wouldn’t, No, I’d not)

 

 Nominal

Subject: She

Answer with “Yes/ No”.

Ex:

Q:	Is she a teacher?
A:	Yes, she is	No, she is not (No, she’s not)

 

3.	Is she at school?
	Yes, she is	No, she is not (No, she’s not)
4.	Has she been at school this morning?
	Yes she has	No, she has not (No, she hasn’t, No, she’s not)
3.	Was she at school yesterday?
	Yes she was	No, she was not (No, she wasn’t)
4.	Had she been at school yesterday?
	Yes she had	No, she had not (No, she hadn’t, No she’d not)
5.	Will she be at school tomorrow?
	Yes she will	No, she will not (No, she won’t, No, she’ll not)
6.	Will she have been at school tomorrow?
	Yes she will	No, she will not (No, she won’t, No, she’ll not)
7.	Would she be at school yesterday?
	Yes she would	No, she would not (No, she wouldn’t,                                   No, she’d not)
8.	Would she have been at school yesterday?
	Yes she would	No, she would not (No, she wouldn’t,                                   No, she’d not)