Future  You Will write a letter for your family

 You won't write a letter for your family

FORMULA: S+AUX+V+C  Will You write a letter for your family?
 Yes, You Will
AUXILIARES:  Yes, You Will write a letter for your
family
WILL- WON’T  Who will you write a letter for?
 For my family

 They are playing soccer in Latacunga

Present Progressive
 They aren't playing soccer in Latacunga
 Are they playing soccer in Latacunga?
FORMULA:
 No, they aren't
S+AUX+VING+C
AUXILIARES:
 No, they aren't playing soccer in
AM-AM NOT, IS- IS NOT, Latacunga
ARE-ARE NOT  Where are they playing soccer?
In Latacunga

 He dances San Juanito on Mondays

Simple Present Tense
 He doesn't dance San Juanito on
mondays
FORMULA: S+V+C  Does he dance San Juanito on
AUXILIARES: mondays?
 Yes, he does
 Yes, he dances San Juanito on mondays
DO- DOES
 When does he dance San Juanito?
On Mondays

Simple Past Tense  She dried her mom's uniform

 She didn't dry her mom's uniform
FORMULA: S+VP+C  We havedry
Did she learned to cook
her mom's soup
uniform?
Present Perfect

 We haven't
No, learned to cook soup
she didn't
AUXILIARES:
FORMULA:  Have
No, shewedried
learned
her to cook uniform
mom's soup?
S+AUX+VPP+C 
 Yes,
Whatwe didhave
she dry?
DID- DIDN’T
AUXILIARES:
 Yes,mom's
His we have learned to cook
uniform
soup
HAVE-HAS
 Who have learned to cook soup?
We
Future

You Will write a letter for your family

You won't write a letter for your family

Will You write a letter for your family?

Yes, You Will

Yes, You Will write a letter for your family

Who will you write a letter for?

For my family

Present Progressive

They are playing soccer in Latacunga

They aren't playing soccer in Latacunga

Are they playing soccer in Latacunga?

No, they aren't

No, they aren't playing soccer in Latacunga

Where are they playing soccer?

In Latacunga

Simple Present Tense

He dances San Juanito on Mondays

He doesn't dance San Juanito on mondays

Does he dance San Juanito on mondays?

Yes, he does

Yes, he dances San Juanito on mondays

When does he dance San Juanito?

On Mondays

Simple Past Tense

She dried her mom's uniform

She didn't dry her mom's uniform

Did she dry her mom's uniform?

No, she didn't

No, she dried her mom's uniform

What did she dry?

His mom's uniform

Present Perfect

We have learned to cook soup

We haven't learned to cook soup

Have we learned to cook soup?

Yes, we have

Yes, we have learned to cook soup

Who have learned to cook soup?

We