1. Simple Present Tense
a. Suho read book everyday.
b. Suho don’t read book everyday.
c. does Suho read book everyday?
d. She is a new people here.
e. She isn’t a new people here.
f.
Is she a new
people here?
g.
He plays anklung everyday.
h.
Kris goes to Lay’s
house every morning.
i.
They are stingy.
j.
I eat banana every
morning.
2. Present Continuous Tense
a. They are playing.
b. They aren’t playing.
c. Are they playing?
d. He is playing badminton now.
e. He isn’t playing badminton now.
f.
Is he playing
badminton now?
g.
I am eating chocolate
now.
h.
She is cooking at home
now.
i.
They
are discussing right now.
j.
Are they staying in Tasikmalaya?
3. Present Perfect Tense
a.
You have eaten mine.
b.
She hasn’t been to
Rome.
c.
Have you finished?
d.
My mother has lived in Balikpapan since 1995.
e.
Suho has gone to bookshop.
f.
I have not been sleepy.
g.
They have not been
at home since four o’clock.
h.
Has my mother lived in
Balikpapan since 1995?
i.
Has Romy gone to
bookshop?
j.
Have they worked for
six hour?
4.
Present
Perfect Continuous Tense
a.
She has been going to
Malang since evening.
b.
She hasn’t been going
to Malang since evening.
c.
Has she been going to
Malang?
d.
He has been waiting
for two hours.
e.
The toddlers have been
sleeping for three hours.
f.
Indah has been
working at that company for three years.
g.
Jhonny hasn’t been
preparing his homework since yesterday.
h.
My sister has been
collecting sticker since five years ago.
i.
Has he been waiting
for two hours?
j.
Have the toddlers been
sleeping for three hours?
5. Simple Past Tense
a.
We were at school
yesterday.
b.
We were not at school
yesterday.
c.
Were we at school
yesterday ?
d.
I saw a good film last
night.
e.
I saw not a good film
last night.
f.
Saw I a good film last
night?
g.
Dio was late
yesterday.
h.
Dio was not late
yesterday.
i.
Was Dio late
yesterday?
j.
Tao bought
a comic yesterday.
6. Past Continuous Tense
a.
They were talking
about sport when I met him.
b.
They weren’t talking
about sport when I met him.
c.
Were they talking
about sport when I met him.
d.
My Sister was cooking
when it began to rain.
e.
Tio was playing
football while Andri was Watching TV.
f.
My Sister wasn’t
cooking when it began to rain.
g.
Tio wasn’t playing
football while Andri was Watching TV.
h.
Were we having a
meeting at eight this morning?
i.
Was Endru being abroad
when his uncle passed away?
j.
Was Oscar sleeping
when I visited him?
7.
Past Perfect Tense
a.
When my brother
arrived, I had painted my motorcycle.
b.
When my brother arrived
, I hadn’t painted my motorcycle.
c.
Had I my motorcycle,
when my brother arrived?
d.
You had been a teacher
when he was in Junior high school.
e.
I had eaten before
Jesica came.
f.
You had not been
a teacher when he was in Junior high school.
g.
I had not eaten
before Jesica came.
h.
Had you been a teacher
when he was in Junior high school?
i.
Had I been eaten
before Jesica came?
j.
Had I known him
before you introduced me to him?
8. Past Perfect Continuous Tense
a.
When they washed my
drees, your father had been playing badminton.
b.
When they washed my
dress, your father hadn’t been playing badminton.
c.
When they washed my
dress, had your father been playing badminton?
d.
I had been doing my homework when Kai cameback home.
e.
You had been going
when Luhan came.
f.
I had not been doing
my homework when Kai cameback home.
g.
You had not been going
when Luhan came.
h.
Had you been doing my homework when Kai cameback home?
i.
Had you been going
when Luhan came.
j.
Had they been talking
when the teacher teaught them?
9.
Simple Future Tense
a.
President shall at
Nederland the day after tomorrow.
b.
President shall not at
Nederland the day after tomorrow.
c.
Shall President at
Nederland the day after tomorrow?
d.
I shall be at school
tomorrow morning.
e.
You will be there next
week.
f.
They will go to
the zoo next week.
g.
I shall not be at
school tomorrow morning.
h.
You will not be there
next week .
i.
They will not go to
the zoo next week.
j.
Shall I be at
school tomorrow morning?
10. Future Continuous Tense
a.
I will be writing a
comic.
b.
I will not writing a
comic.
c.
Will I be writing a
comic?
d.
She will be
having dinner when the film starts.
e.
She will not be
having dinner when the film starts.
f.
Will she be
having dinner when the film starts?
g.
I will be
playing basketball at 10am tomorrow.
h.
He will not be
going to office at six thirty tomorrow morning.
i.
Will he be
going to office at six thirty tomorrow morning?
j.
You will be
waiting for him when his friend arrives tonight.
11.
Future Perfect Tense
a.
You will have
forgotten me by then.
b.
We will not have left.
c.
Will they have
received it?
d.
I shall have finished
my homework before Thursday.
e.
I shall have cleaned
my car before 6 pm o’clock this evening.
f.
I shall have not
finished my homework before Thursday.
g.
I shall have not
cleaned my car before 6 pm o’clock this evening.
h.
Shall I have finished
my homework before Thursday?
i.
Shall I have cleaned
my car before 6 pm o’clock this evening?
j.
shall I have
been in my house before 9 am o’clock this morning?
12.
Future Perfect Continuous Tense
a.
I will have been
reading a news paper.
b.
I will haven’t been
reading a news paper.
c.
Will I have been
riding a news paper?
d.
He will have
been delivering a letter before Saturday.
e.
I shall have been
visiting Sehun’s house for two hours.
f.
He will not have
been delivering a letter before Saturday.
g.
I shall not have been
visiting Sehun’s house for two hours.
h.
will you have
been cooking fried chicken before 05 pm o’clock this evening?
i.
I will you have
been delivering a letter before Saturday?
j.
Shall I have been
visiting Siska’s house for two hours?
13.
Past Future Tense
a.
They would buy a home
the previous day.
b.
They wouldn’t buy a
home the previous day.
c.
Would they buy a home
the previous day?
d.
Would be in home this
morning.
e.
We should take
train to Jakarta.
f.
I would not be in
home this morning.
g.
We should not
take train to Jakarta
h.
Would he cross
the street this morning?
i.
Would I be in home
this morning?
j.
Should we
take train to Jakarta?
14.
Past Future Continuous Tense
a.
I should be swimming
at this time the following day.
b.
I shouldn’t be
swimming at this time the following day.
c.
Shall I be swimming at
this time the following day?
d.
She
would be cleaning her car after lunch.
e.
She
would not be cleaning her car after lunch.
f.
Would
she be cleaning her car after lunch?
g.
I should
be watering the flowers when my friends visited me.
h.
I
should not be watering the flowers when my friends visited me.
i.
Should
I be watering the flowers when my friends visited me?
j.
She would be playing a doll when you told her
to feed the cat.
15.
Past Future Perfect Tense
a.
He would have
graduated if he had studies hard.
b.
He wouldn’t have gone
if he had met his darling.
c.
Would He have gone if
he had met his darling?
d.
We would have eaten if
we had booked earlier.
e.
We would not have eaten
if we had booked earlier.
f.
Would we have eaten if
we had booked earlier?
g.
They would have
started the game if you had come.
h.
They would not have
started the game if you not come.
i.
Would they have
started the game if you come?
j.
He would have arrived
here if he had gone by car.
16. Past Future Perfect Continuous Tense
a.
Mrs. Yuri would have
been walking here for seventeen years.
b.
Mrs. Yuri wouldn’t
have been walking here for seventeen year.
c.
Would Mrs. Yuri have
been walking here for seventeen years?
d.
I should have been
washing my clothes.
e.
I should not
have been washing my clothes.
f.
Should I have been
washing my clothes?
g.
I would have been
coming home before noon.
h.
I would not have been
coming home before noon.
i.
Would I have been
coming home before noon?
j.
Dio said that he would
have been watching movie on TV at 05:00 the previous evening.
