English Tenses

Tense	Positive Form
Simple Present	I prefer my coffee black.
Present Continuous	She is listening the music now.
Present Perfect	I have already prepared breakfast.
Simple Past	We watched the news last night.
Past Continuous	They were studying math yesterday.
Past Perfect	I went there after I had completed the task.
Simple Future	You will mary me.
Future Continuous	I will be loving you.
Future Perfect	The rain will have stopped by tomorrow.
Present Perfect Continuous	The mechanic has been repairing our refrigerator.
Past Perfect Continuous	They had been being friend since childhood.
Future Perfect Continuous	At 4 o’clock, we will have been waiting you for one hour.

  

Tense	Negative Form
Simple Present	I do not prefer my coffee black.
Present Continuous	She is not listening the music now.
Present Perfect	I have not prepared breakfast yet.
Simple Past	We did not watch the news last night.
Past Continuous	They were not studying math yesterday.
Past Perfect	I had not completed the task.
Simple Future	You will not mary me.
Future Continuous	I will not be loving you.
Future Perfect	The rain will not have stopped by tomorrow.
Present Perfect Continuous	The mechanic has not been repairing our refrigerator.
Past Perfect Continuous	He had not been reading a book.
Future Perfect Continuous	They will not have been going for a picnic.

Tense	Question Form
Simple Present	Do you prefer your coffee black?
Present Continuous	Is she listening the music now?
Present Perfect	Have you prepared breakfast?
Simple Past	Did we watch the news last night?
Past Continuous	Were they studying math yesterday?
Past Perfect	Had you completed the task?
Simple Future	Will you mary me?
Future Continuous	Will you be loving me?
Future Perfect	Will the rain have stopped by tomorrow?
Present Perfect Continuous	Has the mechanic been repairing our refrigerator?
Past Perfect Continuous	Had her daughter been eating anything all day?
Future Perfect Continuous	Will it have been raining for three hours?