Example They.
PRESENT TENSE.
Afirmative: They drink coffee today.
Negative: They don't drink coffee today.
Interrogative: Do they drink coffee today?
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE.
Afirmative: They are drinking coffee now.
Negative: They aren't drinking coffee now.
Interrogative: Are they drinking coffee now?
PAST PROGRESSIVE.
Afirmative: They were drinking coffee yesterday.
Negative: They weren't drinking coffee yestarday.
Interrogative: Were they drinking coffee yesterday?
PAST TENSE.
Afirmative: They drank coffee last month.
Negative: They didn't drink coffee last month.
Interrogative: Did they drink coffee last month?
Future Will.
Afirmative: They will drink coffee tomorrow.
Negative: They won't drink coffee tomorrow.
Interrogative: Will they drink coffee tomorrow?
Be Going To.
Afirmative: They are going to drink coffee tomorrow.
Negative: They aren't going to drink coffee tomorrow.
Interrogative: Are they going to drink coffee tomorrow?
Present Perfect.
Afirmative: They have drink coffee for 7 hour.
Negative: They haven't drink coffee since 1995.
Interrogative: Have they drink coffee for 2 hours?
Example She.
Present Tense.
Afirmative: She swims today.
Negative: She doesn't swim today.
Interrogative: Does she swim today?
Present Progressive.
Afirmative: She is swimming now.
Negative: She isn't swiming now.
Interrogative: Is she swimming now?
Past Progressive.
Afirmative: She was swimming last week.
Negative: She wasn't swimming last week.
Interrogative: Was she swimming last week?
Past Tense.
Afirmative: She swam yesterday.
Negative: She didn't swim yesterday.
Interrogative: Did she swim yestarday?
Future Will.
Afimative: She will swim tomorrow.
Negative: She won't swim tomorrow.
Interrogative: Will she swim tomorrow?
Be Going To.
Afirmative: She is going to swim next week.
Negative: She isn't going to swim next week.
Interrogative: Is she going to swim next week?
Present Perfect.
Afirmative: She has swim for 7 hour.
Negative: She hasn't swim since 1995.
Interrogative: Has she swim for 2 hours?
