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Affirmative Sentences
Rule ? I, we (shall be+ ing)
He, she, you, they (will be +ing )
- Past Continues Tense
Rule ? ?was? with singular noun, he, she? it?were? with plural noun you, we, they?ing? with first form of the verb . Affirmative Sentence I was reading your mail.She was singing there.They were praising you.We were dancing.He was going to school.She...
- Future Continues Exercise
Affirmative Exercise Put the correct verb in the blank place I ........... working on 10 am.you ............. laying on this time tomorrow.He ..............coming today.I ..............helping you.You ........... going to Jaipur.She ..............
- Future Perfect Continues Tense
Affirmative Sentence Rule ? "Since" to tell about particular time of period "for" to tell about uncertain time of period "shall have been" ? with I, we + ing "Will have been with" - he, she, you, they + ingI shall have been reading for four hours.He will...
- Past Perfect Continues Tense
Rules ? Perfect continues tense tell about the time, for the definite (particular point of time) time ?since? is used.For indefinite time ? for? is used.In affirmative sentence Subject + had been + first form of verb + ing.Affirmative SentenceI had been...
- Present Continues Tense
(Present continues tense) Affirmative Sentence Rules (add ?ing? with first form of the verb) plural noun (you, they) ? are+ ?ing? with first form of the verb singular noun (he, she, it) ?is+ ?ing? with first form of the verb I am reading my book.She...
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Future continues Tense
Affirmative Sentences
Rule ? I, we (shall be+ ing)
He, she, you, they (will be +ing )
- I shall be helping you
- you will be going to Jaipur.
- He will be coming today.
- They will be playing with us.
- She will be working happily.
Negative Sentences
Rule ? ?not" after "will" or "shall"
Rule ? ?not" after "will" or "shall"
- I shall not be helping you
- you will not be going to Jaipur.
- He will not be coming today.
- They will not be playing with us.
- She will not be working happily.
Interrogative sentences ? affirmative
Rule ? these sentences start with "will" or "shall" interrogative adverb come before "will" or "shall"
Rule ? these sentences start with "will" or "shall" interrogative adverb come before "will" or "shall"
- Shall I be helping you
- will you be going to Jaipur.
- Will he be coming today?
- Will they be playing with us?
- Will she be working happily?
Interrogative Sentences ? Negative
Rule ? ?not? before ?be?
Rule ? ?not? before ?be?
- Shall I not be helping you
- will you not be going to Jaipur.
- Will he not be coming today?
- Will they not be playing with us?
- Will she not be working happily?
Example
- I will be talking to you.
- She will be giving examination this time.
- Train will be running speedily by this time.
- Your father will be coming from Delhi today.
- Dog will barking by this time.
- There will not be raining heavily.
- People will not be taking bath in the holy river today.
- He will not be remembering you?
- Will you be doing worship by this time tomorrow?
- Will carpenter be making chair?
- Who will not want to go there?
- Why teacher will not be teaching by this time
- which book you will not be reading tomorrow?
- Past Continues Tense
Rule ? ?was? with singular noun, he, she? it?were? with plural noun you, we, they?ing? with first form of the verb . Affirmative Sentence I was reading your mail.She was singing there.They were praising you.We were dancing.He was going to school.She...
- Future Continues Exercise
Affirmative Exercise Put the correct verb in the blank place I ........... working on 10 am.you ............. laying on this time tomorrow.He ..............coming today.I ..............helping you.You ........... going to Jaipur.She ..............
- Future Perfect Continues Tense
Affirmative Sentence Rule ? "Since" to tell about particular time of period "for" to tell about uncertain time of period "shall have been" ? with I, we + ing "Will have been with" - he, she, you, they + ingI shall have been reading for four hours.He will...
- Past Perfect Continues Tense
Rules ? Perfect continues tense tell about the time, for the definite (particular point of time) time ?since? is used.For indefinite time ? for? is used.In affirmative sentence Subject + had been + first form of verb + ing.Affirmative SentenceI had been...
- Present Continues Tense
(Present continues tense) Affirmative Sentence Rules (add ?ing? with first form of the verb) plural noun (you, they) ? are+ ?ing? with first form of the verb singular noun (he, she, it) ?is+ ?ing? with first form of the verb I am reading my book.She...