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• SIMPLE PAST• PAST CONTINUOS• PRESENT PERFECT

• PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS• PAST PERFECT

• PAST PERFECT CONTINUOS• FUTURE (WILL)

• FUTURE (GOING TO)• CONDITIONAL

ENGLISH TENSES

DO / DOESAFFIRMATIVE: You speak British English. NEGATIVE: You don’t speak British English.QUESTION: Do you speak British English?

AFFIRMATIVE: She speaks British English. NEGATIVE: She doesn’t speak British English.QUESTION: Does she speak British English?

SIMPLE PRESENT

TO BE (Present) + INGA: You are speaking British English.N: You aren’t speaking British English.Q: Are you speaking British English?

A: She is speaking British English.N: She isn’t speaking British English.Q: Is she speaking British English?

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

DIDA: You spoke British English.N: You didn’t speak British English.Q: Did you speak British English?

A: She spoke British English.N: She didn’t speak British English.Q: Did she speak British English?

SIMPLE PAST

TO BE (Past) + INGA: You were speaking British English.N: You weren’t speaking British English.Q: Were you speaking British English?

A: She was speaking British English.N: She wasn’t speaking British English.Q: Was she speaking British English?

PAST CONTINUOUS

HAVE / HAS + PAST PARTICIPLEA: You have spoken British English.N: You haven’t spoken British English.Q: Have you spoken British English?

A: She has spoken British English.N: She hasn’t spoken British English.Q: Has she spoken British English?

PRESENT PERFECT

HAVE / HAS + BEEN + INGA: You have been speaking British English.N: You haven’t been speaking British English.Q: Have you been speaking British English?

A: She has been speaking British English.N: She hasn’t been speaking British English.Q: Has she been speaking British English?

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

HAD + PAST PARTICIPLEA: You had spoken British English.N: You hadn’t spoken British English.Q: Had you spoken British English?

A: She had spoken British English.N: She hadn’t spoken British English.Q: Had she spoken British English?

PAST PERFECT

HAD + BEEN + INGA: You had been speaking British English.N: You hadn’t been speaking British English.Q: Had you been speaking British English?

A: She had been speaking British English.N: She hadn’t been speaking British English.Q: Had she been speaking British English?

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

WILLA: You will speak British English.N: You won’t speak British English.Q: Will you speak British English?

A: She will speak British English.N: She won’t speak British English.Q: Will she speak British English?

FUTURE (WILL)

TO BE (Present) + GOING TOA: You are going to speak British English.N: You aren’t going to speak British English.Q: Are you going to speak British English?

A: She is going to speak British English.N: She isn’t going to speak British English.Q: Is she going to speak British English?

FUTURE (GOING TO)

WOULDA: You would speak British English.N: You wouldn’t speak British English.Q: Would you speak British English?

A: She would speak British English.N: She wouldn’t speak British English.Q: Would she speak British English?

CONDITIONAL