B.ING.XI & XII (Tenses part 1)

NOMINAL

 

v PRESENT

 

 
 


Simple Present tense

 

S + tobe + noun / adjective / adverb

 

Example:

(+) She is student/happy/in the class

(-) She is not a student/happy/in the class

(?) Is she a student/happy/in the class?

 

 

 
 


Present Continuous Tense

 

S + tobe + being + noun / adjective / adverb

 

Example:

(+) She is being student/happy/in the class

(-) She is not being student/happy/in the class

(?) Is she being student/happy/in the class?

 

 

 
 


Present Perfect Tense

 

S + has been + noun / adjective / adverb

 

Example:

(+) She has been student/happy/in the class

(-) She has not been student/happy/in the class

(?) Has she been student/happy/in the class?

 

 

 
 


Present Perfect Continuous Tense


S + has + been being + noun / adjective / adverb

 

Example:

(+) She has been being student/happy/in the class

(-) She has not been being student/happy/in the class

(?) Has she been being student/happy/in the class

 

 

v present future

 

 
 


Simple Present Future Tense

 

S + shall / will be + noun / adjective / adverb

 

Example:

(+) She will be student/happy/in the class

(-) She will not be student/happy/in the class

(?) Will she be student/happy/in the class?

 

 

 
 


Present Future Continuous Tense

 

S + shall / will be being + noun / adjective / adverb

 

Example:

(+) She will be being student/happy/in the class

(-) She will not be being student/happy/in the class

(?) Will she be being a student/happy/in the class?

 

 

 

 

Present Future Perfect Tense

 

S + shall / will have been + noun / adjective / adverb

 


Example:

(+) She will have been student/happy/in the class

(-) She will not have been student/happy/in the class

(?) Will she have been student/happy/in the class?

 

 

 
 


Present Future Perfect Continuous Tense

 

S + shall / will have been being + noun / adjective / adverb

 

Example:

(+) She will have been being student/happy/in the class

(-) She will not have been being student/happy/in the class

(?) Will she have been being student/happy/in the class?

 

 


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