Persons

I
I run. I do not run. Do I run?
We
We run. We do not run. Do we run?
You
You run. I do not run. Do you run?
You
You run. I do not run. Do you run?
He, She, It, One Name He runs. He does not run. Does he run?
They, Two Names
They run. They do not run. Do they run?

1st Person Singular

1st Person Plural
2nd Person Singular
2nd Person Plural
3rd Person Singular
3rd Person Plural

Tenses with Third Person Singular

Simple Present Tense

Simple Past Tense

She teaches English.

She does not teach English.
Does she teach English?

She taught English.

She did not teach English.
Did she teach English?

Present Continuous

Simple Future Tense

She will teach English.
She will not teach English.
Will she teach English?

Past Continuous

She is teaching English.

She is not teaching English.
Is she teaching English?

She was teaching English.

She was not teaching English.
Was she teaching English?

Present Perfect

Future Continuous
She will be teaching English.
She will not be teaching English.
Will she be teaching English?

Past Perfect

She has taught English.

She has not taught English.
Has she taught English?

She had taught English.

She had not taught English.
Had she taught English?

Future Perfect
She will have taught English.
She will not have taught English.
Will she have taught English?

Present Perfect Continuous

Past Perfect Continuous

Future Perfect Continuous

She has been teaching English.

She has not been teaching English.
Has she been teaching English?

She had been teaching English.

She had not been teaching English.
Had she been teaching English?

She will have been teaching English.

She will not have been teaching English.
Will she have been teaching English?

Tenses without Third Person Singular

Simple Present Tense

You teach English.
You do not teach English.
Do you teach English?

Present Continuous
You are teaching English.
You are not teaching English.
Are you teaching English?

Present Perfect
You have taught English.
You have not taught English.
Have you taught English?

Present Perfect Continuous

You have been teaching English.
You have not been teaching English.
Have you been teaching English?

Simple Past Tense

You taught English.
You did not teach English.
Did you teach English?

Past Continuous
You were teaching English.
You were not teaching English.
Were you teaching English?

Past Perfect
You had taught English.
You had not taught English.
Had you taught English?

Simple Future Tense

You will teach English.
You will not teach English.
Will you teach English?

Future Continuous
You will be teaching English.
You will not teaching English.
Will you be teaching English?

Future Perfect
You will have taught English.
You will not have taught English.
Will you have taught English?

Past Perfect Continuous

Future Perfect Continuous

You had been teaching English.

You had not been teaching English.
Had you been teaching English?

You will have been teaching English.

You will not have been teaching English.
Will you have been teaching English?

Active and Passive

Simple Present Tense

English is taught by her.
English is not taught by her.
Is English taught by her?

Present Continuous
English is being taught by her.
English is not being taught by her.
Is English being taught by her?

Present Perfect

Simple Past Tense

English was taught by her.
English was not taught by her.
Was English taught by her?

Simple Future Tense

English will be taught by her.
English will not be taught by her.
Will English be taught by her?

Past Continuous

Future Continuous

English was being taught by her.

English was not being taught by her.
Was English being taught by her?

English will be being taught by her.

English will not be being taught by her.
Will English be being taught by her?

Past Perfect

Future Perfect

English has been taught by her.

English has not been taught by her.

English had been taught by her.

English hadn't been taught by her.

Has English been taught by her?

Had English been taught by her?

English will have been taught by her.

English will not have been taught by
her.
Will English have been taught by her?

Present Perfect Continuous

Past Perfect Continuous

Future Perfect Continuous

English has been being taught by her.

English had been being taught by

her.
English had not been being taught by
her.
Had English been being taught by
her?

English will have been being taught by

her.
English will not have been being taught
by her.
Will English have been being taught by
her?

English has not been being taught by

her.
Has English been being taught by
her?
Contractions