English Grammar

1. VERB SUMMARY: PRESENT, PAST & FUTURE
Affirmative Negative Interrogative
SIMPLE
PRESENT
• I eat lunch every day.
• He eats lunch every
day.
• I don’t eat breakfast
• She doesn’t eat
breakfast,
• Do you eat breakfast?
• Does she eat breakfast?
PRESENT
CONTINUOUS
• I am eating an apple
right now.
• She is eating an apple.
• They are eating apples.
• I’m not eating a pear
• She isn’t eating a pear.
• They aren’t eating
pears.
Am I eating a banana?
Is he eating a banana?
Are they eating bananas?
SIMPLE
PAST
• He ate lunch yesterday. • He didn’t eat breakfast. • Did you eat breakfast?
BE GOING TO
• I am going to eat lunch
at noon.
• She is going to eat lunch
at noon
• They are going to eat
lunch at noon.
• I’m not going to eat
breakfast tomorrow.
• She isn’t going to eat
breakfast tomorrow.
• They aren’t going to
eat breakfast
tomorrow.
• Am I going to see you
tomorrow?
• Is she going to eat lunch
tomorrow?
• Are they going to eat
lunch tomorrow?
WILL
• He will eat lunch
tomorrow.
• He won’t eat breakfast
tomorrow.
• Will he eat breakfast
tomorrow?
FUTURE

2. VERB SUMMARY: FORMS OF BE
Affirmative Negative Interrogative
SIMPLE
PRESENT
• I am from Korea
• He is from Egypt.
• They are from Venezuela.
• I am not form Jordan.
• She isn’t form China,
• They aren’t form Italy.
• Am I in the right room?
• Is he form Greece?
• Are they from Kenya?
SIMPLE
PAST
• Ann was late yesterday.
• They were late yesterday.
• She wasn’t on time.
• They weren’t on time.
• Was she in class?
• Were they in class?
BE GOING TO
• I am going to be late.
• She is going to be late.
• They are going to be late.
• I’m not going to be on
time.
• She isn’t going to be on
time.
• They aren’t going to be
on time.
• Am I going to be late?
• Is she going to be late?
• Are they going to be
late?
WILL • He will be at home
tomorrow.
• He won’t be at home
tomorrow.
• Will he be at home
tomorrow?
FUTURE

3. TIME EXPRESSIONS
PRESENT
• Every hour / day / week / month / summer / year.
• Usually, always.
• Every morning / evening / afternoon / night
• In the morning / afternoon
PAST
• Yesterday morning / afternoon / evening
• Last week / month / year / night
• Two days / weeks / months / years ago
• In 2005, 1961 , 2001, etc.
FUTURE
• Tomorrow
• Next week / month / year
• Soon