USE OF ONE SENTENCE IN ALL THE FORMS OF TENSES  :

Exercise For Practice

Exercise No. 1.

Education plays a  vital role in a person’s life.

PRESENT TENSE

INDEFINITE  TENSE

Education plays a vital role in a person’s life.

Education does not play a vital role in  a person’s life.

Does education play a vital role in  a person’s life ?

Does education not play a vital role in  a person’s life ?

CONTINUOUS TENSE

Education  is playing  a vital role in a person’s life.

Education is not playing  a vital role in  a person’s life.

Is education playing a vital role in  a person’s life ?

Is education not  playing a vital role in  a person’s life ?

PERFECT TENSE

Education  has  played  a vital role in a person’s life.

Education has not played  a vital role in  a person’s life.

Has education  played a vital role in  a person’s life ?

Has education not  played a vital role in  a person’s life ?

PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE

Education has been playing a vital role in a person’s life for so many years.

Education has not been playing a vital role in  a person’s life for so many years.

Has education been playing a vital role in a person’s life for so many years?

Has education been not playing a vital role in a person’s life for so many years?

PAST TENSE

INDEFINITE  TENSE

Education played a vital role in a person’s life.

Education did not play a vital role in  a person’s life.

Did education play a vital role in  a person’s life ?

Did education not play a vital role in  a person’s life ?

CONTINUOUS TENSE

Education  was playing  a vital role in a person’s life.

Education was not playing a vital role in a person’s life.

Was education playing a vital role in a person’s life ?

Was education not playing a vital role in a person’s life ?

PERFECT TENSE

Education  had  played  a vital role in a person’s life.

Education had not played  a vital role in  a person’s life.

Had education  played a vital role in  a person’s life ?

Had education not  played a vital role in  a person’s life ?

PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE

Education had been playing a vital role in a person’s life for so many years.

Education had not been playing a vital role in  a person’s life for so many years.

Had education been playing a vital role in a person’s life for so many years?

Had education been not playing a vital role in a person’s life for so many years?

FUTURE   TENSE

INDEFINITE  TENSE

Education will play a vital role in a person’s life.

Education will not play a vital role in  a person’s life.

Will education play a vital role in  a person’s life ?

Will education not play a vital role in  a person’s life ?

CONTINUOUS TENSE

Education  will be   playing  a vital role in a person’s life.

Education will not be playing  a vital role in  a person’s life.

Will education be playing a vital role in  a person’s life ?

Will education not  be playing a vital role in  a person’s life ?

PERFECT TENSE

Education  will have  played  a vital role in a person’s life.

Education will have not played  a vital role in  a person’s life.

Will education have played a vital role in  a person’s life ?

Will education not have played a vital role in  a person’s life ?

PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE

Education will have been playing a vital role in a person’s life for so many years.

Education will have not been playing a vital role in  a person’s life for so many years.

Will education have been playing a vital role in a person’s life for so many years?

Will education have not been  playing a vital role in a person’s life for so many years?

Exercise No. 2.

 I paint a  beautiful picture.

PRESENT TENSE

INDEFINITE  TENSE

I paint a beautiful picture.

I do not paint a beautiful picture.

Do I paint a beautiful picture?

Do I not paint a beautiful picture?

CONTINUOUS TENSE

I am painting  a beautiful picture.

I am not painting a beautiful picture.

Am I painting  a beautiful picture?

Am I not painting a beautiful picture?

PERFECT TENSE

I  have painted a beautiful picture.

I have not painted a beautiful picture.

Have I painted a beautiful picture?

Have I not painted a beautiful picture?

PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE

I have been painting  a beautiful picture since morning.

I have not been painting a beautiful picture  since morning.

Have I been painting  a beautiful picture since morning?

Have I not been painting a beautiful picture since morning?

PAST TENSE

INDEFINITE  TENSE

I painted a beautiful picture.

I did not paint a beautiful picture.

Did I paint a beautiful picture?

Did I not paint a beautiful picture?

CONTINUOUS TENSE

I was painting  a beautiful picture.

I was not painting a beautiful picture.

Was I painting a beautiful picture?

Was I not painting a beautiful picture?

PERFECT TENSE

I had painted a beautiful picture.

I had not painted a beautiful picture.

Had I painted a beautiful picture?

Had I not painted a beautiful picture?

PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE

I had been painting  a beautiful picture since morning.

I had not been painting a beautiful picture  since morning.

Had I been painting  a beautiful picture since morning?

Had I not been painting a beautiful picture since morning?

FUTURE TENSE

INDEFINITE  TENSE

I shall paint a beautiful picture.

I shall not paint a beautiful picture.

Shall I paint a beautiful picture?

Shall I not paint a beautiful picture?

CONTINUOUS TENSE

I shall  be painting  a beautiful picture.

I shall not be painting a beautiful picture.

Shall I be painting  a beautiful picture?

Shall  I not be painting a beautiful picture?

PERFECT TENSE

I  shall have painted a beautiful picture.

I shall have not painted a beautiful picture.

Shall  I have painted a beautiful picture?

Shall I have not painted a beautiful picture?

PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE

I shall have been painting  a beautiful picture since morning.

I shall have not been painting a beautiful picture  since morning.

Shall I have been painting  a beautiful picture since morning?

Shall I have not been painting a beautiful picture since morning?

Exercise No. 3.

                                            

 You sing a melodious song.

PRESENT TENSE

INDEFINITE  TENSE

You sing a  melodious song.

You do not sing a  melodious song.

Do you sing a  melodious song?

Do you not sing a  melodious song?

CONTINUOUS TENSE

You are singing  a  melodious song.

You are not singing  a  melodious song.

Are you singing a  melodious song?

Are you not singing  a  melodious song?

PERFECT TENSE

You have sung a melodious song.

You have not sung a melodious song.

Have you sung a melodious song?

Have you not sung a melodious song?

PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE

You have been singing a melodious song for two hours.

You have not been singing a melodious song for two hours.

Have you been singing a melodious song for two hours?

Have you not  been   singing  a melodious song for two hours?

PAST TENSE

INDEFINITE  TENSE

You sang a  melodious song.

You did not sing a  melodious song.

Did you sing a  melodious song?

Did you not sing a  melodious song?

CONTINUOUS TENSE

You were singing  a  melodious song.

You were not singing  a  melodious song.

Were you singing a  melodious song?

Were you not singing  a  melodious song?

PERFECT TENSE

You had sung a melodious song.

You had not sung a melodious song.

Had you sung a melodious song?

Had you not sung a melodious song?

PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE

You had been singing a melodious song for two hours.

You had not been singing a melodious song for two hours.

Had you been singing a melodious song for two hours?

Had you not been singing  a melodious song for two hours?

FUTURE TENSE

INDEFINITE  TENSE

You will sing a  melodious song.

You will   not sing a  melodious song.

Will you sing a  melodious song?

Will you not sing a  melodious song?

CONTINUOUS TENSE

You will be singing  a  melodious song.

You will not be singing  a  melodious song.

Will you be singing a  melodious song?

Will you not be singing  a  melodious song?

PERFECT TENSE

You will have sung a melodious song.

You will have not sung a melodious song.

Will you have sung a melodious song?

Will you have not sung a melodious song?

PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE

You will have been singing a melodious song for two hours.

You will have not been singing a melodious song for two hours.

Will you have been singing a melodious song for two hours?

Will you have not been singing a melodious song for two hours?

Write the following sentence in all the forms of TENSES.

We all go to a hill station, during summer vacation.

PRESENT INDEFINITE TENSE

 We all go to a hill station during summer vacation.

We all donot go to a hill station during summer vacation.

Do we all go to a hill station during summer vacation?

Do we all not go to a hill station during summer vacation?

PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE

We all are going to a hill station during summer vacation.

We all are not going to a hill station during  summer vacation.

Are we all going to a hill station during summer vacation?

Are we all not going to a hill station during summer vacation?


PRESENT PERFECT TENSE

We all have gone to a hill station during summer vacation.

We all have not gone to a hill station during summer vacation.

Have we all gone to a hill station during summer vacation?

Have we all not gone to a hill station during summer vacation?


PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE

We all have been going to a hill station during summer vacation for two years.

We all have not been going to a hill station during summer vacation for two years.

Have we all been going to a hill station during summer vacation for two years?

Have we all not been going to a hill station during summer vacation for two years?

PAST INDEFINITE TENSE

 We all went to a hill station during summer vacation.

We all did not go to a hill station during summer vacation.

Did we all go to a hill station during summer vacation?

Did we all not go to a hill station during summer vacation.

PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE

We all were going to a hill station during summer vacation.

We all were not going to a hill station during  summer vacation.

Were we all going to a hill station during summer vacation?

Were we all not going to a hill station during summer vacation?

PAST PERFECT TENSE

We all had gone to a hill station during summer vacation.

We all had not gone to a hill station during summer vacation.

Had we all gone to a hill station during summer vacation?

Had we all not gone to a hill station during summer vacation?


PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE

We all had been going to a hill station during summer vacation for two years.

We all had not been going to a hill station during summer vacation for two years.

Had we all been going to a hill station during summer vacation for two years?

Had we all not been going to a hill station during summer vacation for two years?

FUTURE INDEFINITE TENSE

 We all will go to a hill station during summer vacation.

We all will not go to a hill station during summer vacation.

Will we all go to a hill station during summer vacation?

Will we all not go to a hill station during summer vacation?

FUTURE CONTINUOUS TENSE

We all will be going to a hill station during summer vacation.

We all will not be going to a hill station during  summer vacation.

Will we all be going to a hill station during summer vacation?

Will we all not be going to a hill station during summer vacation?

FUTURE PERFECT TENSE

We all will have gone to a hill station during summer vacation.

We all will have not gone to a hill station during summer vacation.

Will we all have gone to a hill station during summer vacation?

Will we all have not gone to a hill station during summer vacation?


FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE

We all will have been going to a hill station during summer vacation for two years.

We all will have not been going to a hill station during summer vacation for two years.

Will  we all have been going to a hill station during summer vacation for two years?

Will  we all have not been going to a hill station during summer vacation for two years?

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