The document provides an overview of English subject pronouns and various tenses, including past, present, and future forms. It outlines the conjugation of verbs associated with these tenses for different subject pronouns such as I, he, she, it, we, and you. Additionally, it includes notes on the negative forms and specific examples of usage.

1. By Teacher: Hussain S. Al-ghawi Subject Pronouns
Past tense Present tense Future tense
Subject
Pronouns
Simple
past
Past
continuous
Past
perfect
Present
simple
Present
continuous
Present
perfect
Simple
future
Future
continuous
Future perfect
I Did was Had ------- am Have - Will
- be going to
- Will (not) be
- be going to
be
- Will have
- Be goingto have
He Did was Had (s) is Has - Will
- be goingto
- Will (not) be
- be going to be
- Will have
- Be goingto have
She Did was Had (s) is Has - Will
- be goingto
- Will (not) be
- be going to be
- Will have
- Be goingto have
It Did was Had (s) is Has - Will
- be goingto
- Will (not) be
- be going to be
- Will have
- Be goingto have
They Did were Had ------------- Are Have - Will
- be goingto
- Will (not) be
- be going to be
- Will have
- Be goingto have
We Did were Had ------------- Are Have - Will
- be goingto
-Will (not) be
- be going to be
- Will have
- Be goingto have
You Did were Had ------------- are Have - Will
- be goingto
- Will (not) be
- be going to be
- Will have
- Be goingto have
Note:
1. Word (not):itcan be addedafterthe helpingverbsinthe negativestatementsonly. Example: I didnot eatmy lunchyesterday.
2. Letter(S): itcan be addedonlyinthe endsof verbssuch as eat=eats / call=calls
3. Word (be):is/are/am/was/are Example:1. she isgoing to have a baby 2. Tonightat 9 PM, I am goingto be eating dinner.