English verb tenses

Verb tenses Present simple Present continuous Past simple Past continuous Present perfect Present perfect continuous Past perfect Past perfect continuous Future simple Future continuous Future perfect Future perfect continuous Conditional Conditional continuous Conditional perfect Future be going to

Affirmative She has a baby. He's studying now. They saw a movie. It was raining.

Negative She doesn't have a baby. He isn't studying now. They didn't see a movie. It wasn't raining.

Interrogative Does she have a baby? Is he studying now? Did they see a movie? Was it raining? Has she been there? Have you been working hard? Had they left? Had she been waiting? Will it rain? Will she be traveling? Will he have arrived? Will you have been working? Would you go there? Would he be working now? Would she have been there? Is he going to get married?

She has been there. She hasn't been there. You've been working hard. They had left. She had been waiting. It will rain. You haven't been working hard. They hadn't left. She hadn't been waiting. It won't rain.

She will be traveling. She won't be traveling. He will have arrived. He won't have arrived. You will have been working. I would go there. He would be working now. She would have been there. He's going to get married. You won't have been working. I wouldn't go there. He wouldn't be working now. She wouldn't have been there. He isn't going to get married.