This document provides an overview of English verb conjugations in the simple present, past, and future tenses. It outlines the basic structures for affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences in each tense. For the simple present, regular verbs follow the pattern of subject + verb + object/particle while irregular verbs have unique conjugations. The simple past uses "ed" or "d" for regular verbs and irregular patterns for others. The simple future can use "will" or "be going to" and follows set structures like subject + will/won't + verb + object/particle.

2. AFFIRMATIVE
SIMPLE
PRESENT
NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE
S + V + PSssS
SS + Aux + Neg + V+P
AAux + S + V + P ?
S + V (“S”) + P SS+ D0N’T/DOESN’T + MV + P
Do/ Does + S +MV+P?
They play football
Jane works hard
II don’t speak French
He doesn’t have money
Do you study English?
Does Mary clean the house?

3. SIMPLE PAST
REGULAR VERBS IRREGULAR VERBS
The conjugation follows the
typical pattern, just add “ed” or
“d”
PLAY PLAYED
the conjugation follows a
different pattern.
GO WENT
STRUCTURE
Affirmative
S+V+P
Negative
S+DIDN’T +MV + P
Interrogative
DID +S+MV+P?
II visited a client in London
They bought the house
She didn’t talk to John yesterday Did you buy the sweater?

4. SIMPLE FUTURE
WILL BE GOING
TO
STRUCTURE
AFFIRMATIVE
S+WILL+MV+P
S+BE+GOING TO+P
NEGATIVE
S+WILL+NOT+MV+P
WILL=WON’T
S+BE+NOT+GOING TO+MV+P
INTERROGATIVE
WILL+S+MV+P?
BE+S+GOING TO+P?
He will arrive in the morning
They are going to eat dinner
They won’t buy grapes
I am not going to wath TV.
Will she speak with him?
Are you going to come?