Category: Tenses

The present simple tense describes routine actions or facts, while the present continuous tense describes actions in progress or temporary situations happening at the time of speaking. In this article we describe the details Present simple The present simple tense is used to describe routine, habit, fact, and general truths. It is also used to… Continue reading Present Simple and Present Continuous (progressive) – differences

Here are ten examples of interrogative sentences (questions) in the present continuous tense: Are you currently writing an essay? Are you watching TV right now? Is she studying for her exams? Is he playing football with his friends? Are they having a picnic in the park? Are we cooking dinner for tonight? Are the kids playing… Continue reading Present Continuous interrogative sentences

Here are ten examples of negative sentences in the present continuous tense: I am currently not writing an essay. You are not watching TV right now. She is not studying for her exams. He is not playing football with his friends. They are not having a picnic in the park. We are not cooking dinner… Continue reading Present Continuous tense negative sentences examples

Here are ten examples of affirmative sentences in the Present Continuous tense: I am currently writing an essay. You are watching TV right now. She is studying for her exams. He is playing football with his friends. They are having a picnic in the park. We are cooking dinner for tonight. The kids are playing… Continue reading Example of Present Continuous affirmative sentences

Here are 20 examples of sentences in the simple past tense: I walked to the store yesterday. She played tennis with her friend last week. We watched a movie on Netflix last night. He studied for his exam all weekend. They ate pizza for dinner yesterday. The dog chased the cat around the house. My… Continue reading 20 sentences in Simple Past tense

To describe the negative meaning (in past simple tense) of a sentence it is necessary to use the auxiliary verb „did not“ or its short form „didn’t“ in combination with the base form of the verb (infinitive). The complete sentence would be as follows: Subject + did not + base form of verb + object.… Continue reading Past Simple Negative form

Past simple interrogative sentences Here are ten examples of interrogative sentences (questions) in the simple past tense: Did you go to the grocery store yesterday? Did she study Spanish in college? Did they play soccer in the park last weekend? Did he buy a new car last month? Did we visit our grandparents on the… Continue reading Past simple interrogative sentences

Simple past tense negative sentences examples Here are ten examples of negative sentences in the simple past tense: I didn’t go to the grocery store yesterday. She didn’t study Spanish in college. They didn’t play soccer in the park last weekend. He didn’t buy a new car last month. We didn’t visit our grandparents on the… Continue reading Simple past negative sentences examples

Example of Simple Past affirmative sentences Here are ten examples of affirmative sentences in the simple past tense: I went to the grocery store yesterday. She studied Spanish for three years in college. They played soccer in the park last weekend. He bought a new car last month. We visited our grandparents on the holidays.… Continue reading Example of Simple Past affirmative sentences

We have prepared sample sentences in Present simple tense. This article contains ten questions. In the following articles, we have prepared ten affirmative and negative sentences. Present Simple questions Do you like coffee? What do you usually eat for breakfast? Where do you live? How often do you exercise? Do you have any pets? What… Continue reading Present Simple tense Questions