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Grammar Corner
“Grammar Cheat Sheet”
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PRESENT
PAST
Simple with
“be”
Affirmative
Subject + am/ is /are +
adj./noun/place
I am happy.
He is a doctor.
Subject + was/were +
adj./noun/place
I was sick yesterday.
She was a doctor.
They were in a café an
hour ago.
Subject + will be +
adj./noun/place
I will be busy tomorrow.
She will be a doctor next year.
They will be in a café soon.
Simple with
“be”
Negative
Subject + am/ is /are +
not + adj./noun/place
I am not happy.
He isn’t a doctor.
They aren’t in a café.
Subject +
wasn’t/weren’t +
adj./noun/place
I wasn’t sick yesterday.
She wasn’t a doctor.
They weren’t in a café an
hour ago.
Subject + won’t be +
adj./noun/place
I won’t be busy tomorrow.
She won’t be a doctor next
year.
They won’t be in a café soon.
Simple with
“be”
Interrogative
Am/ is /are + subject
+adj./noun/place?
Are you happy?
Is he a doctor?
Was/were + subject +
adj./noun/place
Were you sick yesterday?
Was she a doctor?
Will + subject + be +
adj./noun/place
Will you be busy tomorrow?
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www.speakenglishsimple.com PRESENT PAST FUTURE Simple with “be” Affirmative Subject + am/ is /are + adj./noun/place  I am happy.He is a doctor. Subject + was/were + adj./noun/place  I was sick yesterday.She was a doctor.They were in a café an hour ago. Subject + will be + adj./noun/place  I will be busy tomorrow.She will be a doctor next year.They will be in a café soon. Simple with “be” Negative Subject + am/ is /are + not + adj./noun/place  I am not happy.He isn’t a doctor.They aren’t in a café. Subject + wasn’t/weren’t + adj./noun/place  I wasn’t sick yesterday.She wasn’t a doctor.They weren’t in a café an hour ago. Subject + won’t be + adj./noun/place  I won’t be busy tomorrow.She won’t be a doctor next year.They won’t be in a café soon. Simple with “be” Interrogative Am/ is /are + subject +adj./noun/place?  Are you happy?Is he a doctor? Was/were + subject + adj./noun/place  Were you sick yesterday?Was she a doctor? Will + subject + be + adj./noun/place  Will you be busy tomorrow?

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www.speakenglishsimple.comAre they in a café?Were they in a café an hour ago?Will she be a doctor next year?Will they be in here soon? Simple with “be” Negative Interrogative Am/ is /are + not + subject +adj./noun/place?  Aren’t you happy?Isn’t he a doctor?Aren’t they in a café? Wasn’t/weren’t + subject + adj./noun/place  Weren’t you sick yesterday?Wasn’t she a doctor?Weren’t they in a café an hour ago? Won’t + subject + be + adj./noun/place  Won’t you be busy tomorrow?Won’t she be a doctor next year?Won’t they be in here soon? Simple Affirmative Subject + verb (+s)  I eat.They eat fried chicken.She eats fried chicken. Subject + past simple (Verb 2 )I ate an apple.She played with her dolls yesterday.They played basketball. Subject + will + verb  I will eat an apple for dinner.She will play with her dolls at home.They will play basketball later. Simple Negative Subject + don’t/doesn’t + verb  I don’t eat meat.They don’t know.

 She doesn’t eat fried

chicken. Subject + didn’t + verb  I didn’t eat an apple.She didn’t play with her dolls yesterday.They didn’t play basketball. Subject + won’t + verb  I won’t eat an apple for dinner.She won’t play with her dolls at home.They won’t play basketball later. Simple Interrogative Do/does + subject + verb (+s) Did + subject + verb  Did you eat my apple? Will + subject + verb

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www.speakenglishsimple.comThey weren’t drinking coffee in the meeting.They won’t be working until late. Continuous Interrogative Am/ is /are + subject + verb+ing  Are you cooking?Is he buying chocolate?Are they having lunch now? Was/were + subject + verb+ing  Were you having dinner?Was she sleeping?Were they having lunch? Will + subject + be + verb+ing  Will you be working on Sunday?Will she be working?Will they be playing later? Continuous Negative Interrogative Am/ is /are + not + subject + verb+ing  Aren’t I cooking?Isn’t he buying chocolate?Aren’t they having lunch now? Wasn’t/weren’t + subject + verb+ing  Weren’t you having dinner?Wasn’t she sleeping?Weren’t they having lunch? Won’t + subject + be + verb+ing  Won’t you be working on Sunday?Won’t she be working?Won’t they be playing later? Perfect Affirmative Subject + have/has + Past Participle (Verb 3 )  I have eaten.They have eaten their lunch.She has cleaned her room. Subject + had + Past Participle (Verb 3 )  I had eaten.They had told you to come.She had cleaned her room. Subject + will have + Past Participle (Verb 3 )  I will have seen it.They will have told you to come.She will have cleaned her room. Perfect Negative Subject + haven’t/hasn’t

  • Past Participle (Verb 3 )I haven’t eaten.They haven’t eaten their lunch. Subject + hadn’t + Past Participle (Verb 3 )I hadn’t eaten.They hadn’t told you to come. Subject + won’t have + Past Participle (Verb 3 )I won’t have seen it.They won’t have told you to come.

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www.speakenglishsimple.comShe hasn’t cleaned her room.She hadn’t cleaned her room.She won’t have cleaned her room. Perfect Interrogative Have/has + subject + Past Participle (Verb 3 )Have you eaten something?Have they eaten their lunch?Has she cleaned her room? Had + subject + Past Participle (Verb 3 )Had you eaten something?Had they told you to come?Had she cleaned her room? Will +subject + have + Past Participle (Verb 3 )Will you have arrived?Will they have told him to come?Will she have cleaned her room? Perfect Negative Interrogative Haven’t/hasn’t + subject

  • Past Participle (Verb 3 )Haven’t you eaten something?Haven’t they eaten their lunch?Hasn’t she cleaned her room? Hadn’t + subject + Past Participle (Verb 3 )Hadn’t you eaten something?Hadn’t they told you to come?Hadn’t she cleaned her room? Wo n’t +subject + have + Past Participle (Verb 3 )Won’t you have arrived?Won’t they have told him to come?Won’t she have cleaned her room? Perfect Continuous Affirmative Subject + have/has + bee n + verb+ing  I have been eating.They have been playing all day.She has been cleaning her room for 2 days. Subject + had been + verb+ing  I had been working.They had been playing all day.She had been cleaning her room for 2 days. Subject + will have been + verb+ing  I will have been working for 15 years next week.She will have been waiting for 2 hours. Perfect Continuous Negative Subject + **haven’t/hasn’t
  • bee** n + verb+ing  I haven’t been eating. Subject + hadn’t been + verb+ing  I hadn’t been working. Subject + won’t have been
  • verb+ing  I won’t have been working for 15 years next week.