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Simple Present Tense
Do you go to college every day?
I go to college everyday
Don’t you go to college every day?
I don’t go to college everyday
Does she go to college every day?
She goes to college everyday
Doesn’t she go to college every day?
She doesn’t go to college everyday
Simple Past Tense
Did you go to college yesterday?
I went to college yesterday
Didn’t you go to college yesterday?
I didn’t go to college yesterday
Did she go to college yesterday?
She went to college yesterday
Didn’t she go to college yesterday?
She didn’t go to college yesterday
Simple Future Tense
Will you go to college tomorrow?
I will go to college tomorrow
Won’t you go to college tomorrow?
I won’t go to college tomorrow
Will she go to college tomorrow?
She will go to college tomorrow
Won’t she go to college tomorrow?
She won’t go to college tomorrow
Present Continues Tense
Are you going to college now?
I am going to college now
Aren’t you going to college now?
I am not going to college now
Is she going to college now?
She is going to college now
Isn’t she going to college now?
She is not going to college now
Past Continues Tense
Were they going to college yesterday?
They were going to college yesterday
Weren’t they going to college yesterday?
They weren’t going to college yesterday
Was she going to college yesterday?
She was going to college yesterday
Wasn’t she going to college yesterday?
She wasn’t going to college yesterday
Future Continues Tense
Will you be going to college tomorrow?
I will be going to college tomorrow
Won’t you be going to college tomorrow?
I won’t be going to college tomorrow
Will she be going to college tomorrow?
She will be going to college tomorrow
Won’t she be going to college tomorrow?
She won’t be going to college tomorrow
Present Perfect Tens
Have you gone to college just now?
I have gone to college just now
Haven’t you gone to college just now?
I haven’t gone to college just now
Has she gone to college just now?
She has gone to college just now
Hasn’t she gone to college just now?
She hasn’t gone to college just now
Past Perfect Tense
Had you gone to college by this time yesterday?
I had gone to college by this time yesterday
Hadn’t you gone to college by this time yesterday?
I hadn’t gone to college by this time yesterday?
Had she gone to college by this time yesterday?
She had gone to college by this time yesterday
Hadn’t she gone to college by this time yesterday?
She hadn’t gone to college by this time yesterday
Future Perfect Tense
Will you have gone to college by this time tomorrow?
I will have gone to college by this time tomorrow
Won’t you have gone to college by this time tomorrow?
I won’t have gone to college by this time tomorrow
Will she have gone to college by this time tomorrow?
She will have gone to college by this time tomorrow
Won’t she have gone to college by this time tomorrow?
She won’t have gone to college by this time tomorrow
Present Perfect Continuous Tense
Have you been watching TV since morning?
I have been watching TV since morning
Haven’t you been watching TV since morning?
I haven’t been watching TV since morning
Has she been watching TV since morning?
She has been watching TV since morning
Hasn’t she been watching TV since morning?
She hasn’t been watching TV since morning
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