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    This document outlines different ways to ask and answer questions about whether a car has been washed in the past, present, and future tenses. It provides example affirmative (A) and negative (N) responses to questions (Q) about washing a car using various verb tenses including simple present, present perfect, present continuous, present perfect continuous, and future.

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    This document outlines different ways to ask and answer questions about whether a car has been washed in the past, present, and future tenses. It provides example affirmative (A) and negative (N) responses to questions (Q) about washing a car using various verb tenses including simple present, present perfect, present continuous, present perfect continuous, and future.

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    Past

    A: He washes the car

    N: He doesn't wash the car

    Q: Does he wash the car?

    A: The car is washed

    N: The car is not washed

    Q: Is the car washed?

    A: He is washing the car


    Future
    N: He is not washing the car

    Q: Is he washing the car?

    A: The car is being washed

    N: The car is not being washed


    Present
    Q: Is the car being washed?

    A: He has washed the car

    N: He hasn't washed the car

    Q: Has he washed the car?

    A: The car has been washed

    N: The car has not been washed

    Q: Has the car been washed?

    A: He has been washing the car

    N: He has not been washing the car

    Q: Has he been washing the car?

    A: (Recently)The car has been being washed


    Passive form of Present Perfect Continuous
    N: (Recently)The car has not been being washed
    Tense is less commonly used
    Q: Has the car been being washed (recently)?

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