This document summarizes common English tenses including simple present, simple past, and future tense using "going to". It provides examples of affirmative and negative statements and questions for each tense using various pronouns. The simple present tense is used for routines and facts, the simple past tense is used for completed actions in the past, and the future tense with "going to" expresses plans for the future.
This document summarizes common English tenses including simple present, simple past, and future tense using "going to". It provides examples of affirmative and negative statements and questions for each tense using various pronouns. The simple present tense is used for routines and facts, the simple past tense is used for completed actions in the past, and the future tense with "going to" expresses plans for the future.
This document summarizes common English tenses including simple present, simple past, and future tense using "going to". It provides examples of affirmative and negative statements and questions for each tense using various pronouns. The simple present tense is used for routines and facts, the simple past tense is used for completed actions in the past, and the future tense with "going to" expresses plans for the future.
Simple I, you, we, I go to work I don’t go to Do you go to present: they: do/don’t by bus work by bus work by Routines bus? and facts He, she, it: She goes to She doesn’t does/doesn’t work by car go to work Does she go by car to work by car? Simple All pronouns: You drove to He didn’t Did they past: Did/didn’t work drive to drive to work Actions yesterday work yesterday? completed yesterday in the past
Future with Verb to be I am going to I am not Are you
Going to: travel next going to going to Plans for I: am/ am not week. travel next read that the future week book You, we, He is going tonight? they: to buy a car He isn’t are/aren’t tomorrow. going to Is she going buy a car to eat a He, she, it: tomorrow salad for is/isn’t lunch?