SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE EXAMPLE

Verbal: (+) I see you SIMPLE PAST TENSE

EXAMPLE
BRIEF EXPLANATION (-) I do not see you Verbal: (+) I saw you
The simple present or present simple is one of the verb forms associated (?) Do I see you? BRIEF EXPLANATION (-) I did not see you
with the present tense in modern English. Present simple is used to talk about things Nominal: (+) I am a college student Past simple is used to explain the action which and ended (?) Did I see you?
in general. We used it to say that something happens all the time or repeatedly, or (-) I am not a college student sometime in the past. The action is simply mentioned and Nominal: (+) I was a college student
understood to have taken place in the past. (-) I was not a college student
that something is true in general. (?) Am I a college student?
(?) Was I a college student?
PATTERN SPECIAL CASES PATTERN
There are special cases in Simple Present Tense, especially for Verbal: SPECIAL CASES
Verbal: the third person singular subject (She, He, It). (+) Subject + Verb2 + Object/Complement
1. For verbal positive sentences, In the third person singular
(+) Subject + Verb 1 + Object/Complement
(-) Subject + Auxiliary (Do/Does) + Not + Verb 1 + Obejct/Complement
the verb always ends in -s. Here are the spelling rules: (-) Subject + Auxiliary (did) + Verb 1 + Object/Complement
(?) Auxiliary(did) + Subject + Verb 1 + Object/Complement
There are two forms of Verb 2 in Past Simple. Regular and
(?) Auxiliary(Do/Does) + Subject + Verb 1 + Object Complement
Silent e Vowel + Y Consonant +
Y
Verbs
ending in
Verbs ending
in s, z, ch, Nominal: Irregular Verbs.
Nominal:
o sh, and tch (+) Subject + Tobe (was/were) + Noun/Adejctive Regular Verb Irregular Verb
Miss --> (-) Subject + Tobe(was/were) + Not + Noun Adjective
(+) Subject + Tobe(is/am/are) + Noun/adjective Close -->
Closes
Play --> Plays Study -->
Studies
Go --> Goes
Misses (?) Tobe(was/were) + Subject + Noun/Adjective Verb 1 Verb 2 Verb 1 Verb 2
(-) Subject + Tobe (is/am/are) + Not + Noun/Adjective Note: Was= I,She,He,It; Were= You,They,We Scream Screamed Sleep Slept
(?) Tobe (is/am/are) + Subject + Noun/Adjective For other words,you just have to put an 's' at the end of it.
Example: Drink --> Drinks, Read --> Reads, Etc. Work Worked Drink Drank
Note: Is= She,He,It; Am= I; Are= You,They,We 2. Negative and question for Third Persen Singular forms ADVERB OF TIME
use DOES (= the third person of the auxiliary 'DO') + the
ADVERB OF TIME infinitive of the verb. Yesterday, last night, last month, two years ago, etc.
Eq: (+) He eats ice cream
Everyday, Every morning, Every Saturday, always, normally, etc. (-) He does not eat ice cream
(?) Does he eat ice cream?

SIMPLE TENSE
ADHIMAS PUTRA SATYA
AGISNI LUTFIKA WARDANI
ANDI HALIMAH
ELFAN FAUZI AKBAR

GROUP 1 Simple sentence is a group of words that forms a complete thought. Simple sentences are called 'simple' because
LU LU RIHHADATUL AISY
MOHAMMAD NOR RIZAL
M FAISHAL MAKKY
VEREN YOLANDA
they contain only one subject and one verb or predicate. Predicate is the main verb in a sentence and any additional YUNITA AULIA AFINA
YUSUF MUSLIM
components related to the subject's actions.

SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE EXAMPLE

Verbal: (+) - I wil see you
BRIEF EXPLANATION I am going to see you tomorrow morning
(-) - I wil not see you
- I am not going to see you tomorrow morning
Future Simple used when we plan or make a decision to do something. It is (?) - Wil I see you?
used to express an action which has not occurred yet and wil occur after saying or in future. - Am I going to see you tomorrow morning?
Nominal: (+) - I wil be a college student
PATTERN
- I am going to be a college student tomorrow morning
(-) - I wil not be a college student
Verbal: (+) Subject + Wil /Tobe going to + verb 1 + Object/Complement - I am not going to be a college student tomorrow morning
(-) - Subject + Wil + Not + Verb 1 + Object/Complement (?) - Wil I be a college student?
- Am I going to be a college student tomorrow morning?
- Subject + Tobe + Not + Going to + Verb 1 + Object/Complement
(?) - Wil + Subject + Verb 1 + Object/Complement Wil vs To be going to
- Tobe + Subject + Going to + Verb 1 + Object/Complement
Nominal: (+) Subject + Wil /Tobe going to + be + Noun/Adjective We use 'wil ' when we want to say something that wil occur
(-) Subject + Wil + Not + be + Noun/Adjective in the future but not in a specific time. Or we just want
to do something without plan. We also can use 'wil ' to say
- Subject + Tobe + Not + Going to + be + Noun/Adjective
facts that wil occur in the future. We use 'Tobe going to'
(?) Wil + Subject + be + Noun/Adjective when we want to say something that we want to do in the
- Tobe + Subject + Going to + be + Noun/Adjective future in a specific time. That is why usually a future simple
sentences that use 'Tobe going to' are added Specific Adverb
ADVERB OF TIME of time.
Tomorrow, tonight, next month, soon, as soon as, etc.
SIMPLE PAST FUTURE TENSE
EXAMPLE
BRIEF EXPLANATION
Verbal:
Simple Past Future is used to express the idea that in the (+) - I would see you
- I was going to see you today
past you thought something would happen in the future. (-) - I would not see you
It does not matter if you are correct or not. - I was not going to see you today
(?) - Would I see you?
PATTERN - Was I going to see you today?
Nominal:
Verbal: (+) - I would be a college student
(+) Subject + Would/Tobe(Was/were) going to + Verb 1 + Object/Complement - I was going to be a college student today
(-) - Subject + Would + not + Object/Complement (-) - I would not be a college student
- Subject + Tobe(was/were) + not + going to + verb 1 + Object/Complement - I was not going to be a college student today
(?) - Would + Subject + Verb 1 + Object/Complement (?) - Would I be a college student?
- Tobe(was/were) + Subject + going to + Verb 1 + Object/Complement - Was I going to be a college student today?
Nominal:
(+) Subject + Would/ Tobe(Was/were) going to + be + Noun/Adjective Would vs Tobe(Was/Were) going to
(-) - Subject + Would + not + be + Noun/Adjective
We use 'Would' when we talk about something/action that will
- Subject + Tobe (was/were) + not + going to + be + Noun/Adjective
(?) Would + Subject + be + Noun/Adjective we do voluntarily, without plan. Or, when we want to promise
- Tobe (was/were) + Subject + going to + be + Noun/Adjective to do something. We use Tobe(was/were) going to when we
arrange plan, and we want to bring the plan into reality.