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Abdullah Tense Book

*What is means by tense?


tense is an English version of the Latin word Tempus meaning
Time.
Tenses:1. Present: (i) Indefinite (ii) Continuous (iii) Perfect (iv) Perfect continuous
2. Past: (i) Indefinite (ii) Continuous (iii) Perfect (iv) Perfect continuous
3. Future: (i) Indefinite (ii) Continuous (iii) Perfect (iv) Perfect continuous
Present Indefinite
Simple Present Tense :*
( )
Simple Sentence:
Subject+V1(or V1 with s / es )+Object
He reads a book.

I read a book.

He goes to school.

They run.

She plays the hockey.

Negative Sentence:
Subject + do/does+not+v1+Object

Alia does not waste her time.



He does not write a letter.

They do not work hard.

I do not wash my room.

Interrogative Sentence:
Do/Does+Subject+v1+object+?
Does he play cricket?

Does Bushra read book?

Where do you go daily?

Does Steward help poor?

Negative Interrogative Sentence:
Interrogative word +do/does+Subject+not+v1+Object+?
Who does not attend the class?

Why do you not teach English to Naila?

Do Muslim not drink the water during Fast?
Simple Sentences Rules
Subject

V1 or V1+s/ es

Object

He / She/It/Singular
name

V1+s/ es

I/We/You/They

V1

Negative Sentences Rules


Subject

Do not/ Does
not

V1

He/She/It/
Singular name

Does not

V1

I/We/You/They

Do not

V1

Interrogative Sentences Rules


Do/Does

Subject

V1

Does

He/She/It/ Singular
Name

V1

Do

I/We/You/They

V1

Negative Interrogative Sentences Rules


Do/Does

Subject

Not

V1

Does

He/She/It/Singular name

Not

V1

Do

I/We/You/They

Not

V1

Exercise No 1
) (1 )( 2 )( 3 )(4
)(5 )( 7 )( 6
)( 8
Vocabulary
(4)Water (3)Row (2)Suck (2)Thumb (1)Fly
(7)Bloom (6)Bite (6)Snake (5)Harvest (4)Gardner
(8)Obey (8)Parent
Present Continuous tense
* ): (
Simple Sentence:
Subject +is /am/are+v1+ing+Object
He is reading a book.

They are doing their work.

I am meeting her this evening.

We are going to Karachi next week.

It is raining.

Negative Sentence:
Subject + is/am/are+not+V1+ing+Object

She is not working well.



Qasim is not going to school.

You are not listening to me.

It is not raining.

Interrogative Sentence:
Is/am/are+Subject+V1+ing+Object+?
Is Fatima making tea?

Am I going to the right way?

What are you thinking about future?

What is Asim doing next Sunday?

Negative Interrogative Sentence:
Is/am/are+Subject+not+V1+ing+Object?
Why is the gardener not watering the plants?
Where are the birds not sitting now?

Why are you not abusing to him?

Rules of Helping Verb
Subject

Helping Verb

He /She /It/Singular name

Is

We/You/ They

Are

Am

Simple Sentences Rules


Subject

Is/am/are

V1+ing

Am

V1+ing

He/she/It/Singular name

Is

V1+ing

We/You/They

Are

V1+ing

Negative Sentences Rules


Subject

Is/am/are

Not

V1+ing

Am

Not

V1+ing

He/she/it/Singular name

Is

Not

V1+ing

We/You/They

Are

Not

V1+ing

Interrogative Sentences Rules


I/am/are

Subject

V1+ing

Is

He/she/it/Singular name

V1+ing

Am

V1+ing

Are

We/You/They

V1+ing

Negative Interrogative Sentences Rules


?

V1+ing

Not

Subject

Is/am/are

V1+ing

Not

He/she/it/singular name

Is

V1+ing

Not

Am

V1+ing

Not

We/You/They

Are

Exercise No 2
)( 1 )( 2 )( 3
)( 4 )( 5 )( 6
)( 7 )( 8 )( 9

Vocabulary
(3)Whistle (2)Feel the pulse (1)Make rapid progress
(6)Doze (5)Scene of accident (5)Gather (4)Bake
(9)Frisk (8)Ride
Present Perfect Tense
* ):

Simple Sentence:
Subject + has/have+V3+Object
I have written a letter.

He has completed his work.

She has bought a new book.

Now it has stopped raining.

Negative Sentence:
Subject + has/have+not+V3+Object
I have not seen him for two years.

He has not helped her friend.

Interrogative Sentence:
Has/Have+Subject+V3+Object+?
Have they sold their house?

Has Hassan gone to London?

Have they practiced for match?

Negative Interrogative Sentence:
Has/Have+Subject+not+V3+Object+?
What has he not done for his children?

Why have you not reached here in time?

Has she not kneaded flour?

Rules of Helping Verb


Subject

Helping Verb

He/she/it/singular name

Has

I/we/you/they

Have

Simple Sentences Rules


Subject

Has/have

V3

He/she/it/singular name

Has

V3

I/we/you/they

Have

V3

Negative Sentences Rules


Subject

Has/have

Not

V3

He/she/it/singular name

Has

Not

V3

I/we/you/they

Have

Not

V3

Interrogative Sentences Rules


Has/Have

Subject

V3

Has

He/she/it/singular name

V3

Have

I/we/you/they

V3

Negative Interrogative Sentences Rules


Has/Have

Subject

Not

V3

Has

He/she/it/singular name

Not

V3

Have

I/we/you/they

not

V3

Exercise No 3

( 3) ( 2) ( 1)
( 6) ( 5) ( 4)
( 7)
Vocabulary
(1)Address ( 2)White wash ( 3)Resign
( 4)Finish
( 5)Declare ( 6)Succeed ( 6)Aims ( 7)Confess
( 7)Mistake

Present Perfect Continuous Tense


) :*

Simple Sentence:
Subject + has/have+been+V1+ing+O+since/ for+ time
Ahmed has been writing book for two years.

The dog has been barking since morning.

Ali has been living in London since childhood.

Negative Sentence:
Subject + has/have+not+been+V1+ing+O+since+for+time
She has not been remembering her lesson for two hours.

Akram has not been helping me for two years.

They have not been studying in the class since morning.

Interrogative Sentence:
Has/Have+Subject+been+V1+ing+Object+since/for + time+?
Has Fatima been sleeping since evening?

Have they been playing since three o clock?

Negative Interrogative Sentence:


Has/Have+subject+not+been+V1+ing+O+since/for + time+?
Why have you not been helping the poor for six months?

Has Sana not been travelling for two days?

For is used for a period of time:
Days ;centuries ;years ; seconds /hours /months.
Since is used for a period of time:
Morning ;noon ;afternoon ;evening ;night ;midnight ;yesterday ;last
night ;last evening ;weeks name ;months name;1975/2016etc ;last century
;19th century ;childhood etc.
Rules of Helping Verb
Subject
Helping Verb
He/she/it/singular name

Has been

I/we/you/they

Have been

Simple Sentences Rules


Subject

Has/have + been V1+ing O Since/for+ time

He/she/it/singular name

Has been

V1+ing O Since/for+ time

I/we/you/they

Have been

V1+ing O Since/for+ time

Negative Sentences Rules


Subject

Has/have

Not been V1+ing O Since/for+ time

He/she/it/singular name

Has

Not been V1+ing O Since/for+ time

I/we/you/they

Have

Not been V1+ing O Since/for+ time

Interrogative Sentences Rules


Has/have

Subject

Been

V1+ing

Since/for+ time

Has

He/she/it/singular name

Been

V1+ing

Since/for+ time

Have

I/we/you/they

Been

V1+ing

Since/for+ time

Negative Interrogative Sentences Rules


Has/Have

Subject

Not been V1+ing O Since/for+ time ?

Has

He/she/it/singular name

Not been V1+ing O Since/for+ time ?

Have

I/we/you/they

Not been V1+ing O Since/for+ time ?

Vocabulary
( 2) ( 1)
( 4) ( 3)
( 5)

Vocabulary
(1)Act upon ( 1)Advise ( 2)live ( 3)Make fool of
(5)Honesty ( 4)Do ones duty ( 5)catch
Past Indefinite Tense
( ):*
Simple Sentence:
Subject+V2+Object
Ayesha went to school yesterday.

He came to see me.

I received your letter.

They worked hard.

Negative Sentence:
Subject+ did not+V1+Object
I did not write a letter to my friend.

She did not satisfied to my decision.

Madeeha did not tell a lie.

Interrogative Sentence:
Did+Subject+V1+Object+?
Did you kill the snake?

Did Teacher arrive before five minutes?

Did you meet to you yesterday?

Negative Interrogative Sentence:


Did+Subject+not+V1+Object+?
Did Samia not play Hockey?

Why did you not go to school?

Where did Saleem not play?

Simple Sentences Rules
Subject

V2

Object

I/we/you/they/he/she/it/singular name

V2

Negative Sentences rules


Subject

Did not

V1

I/we/you/they/he/she/it/singular name

Did not

V1

Interrogative Sentences Rules


Did

Subject

V1

Did

I/we/you/they/he/she/it/singular name

V1

Did
Did

Negative Interrogative Sentences Rules


Subject
Not
V1
I/we/you/they/he/she/it/singular name

Not

V1

Exercise No 5
)( 1 )( 2
)( 3 )( 4 )( 5
)( 6 )( 7

Vocabulary
(3)Kite (3)Fly (2)Come into existence (1)Factory
(6)Vacation (7)Devote (6)Spend (5)Deceive (4)Abuse
(7)Achievement
Past Continuous tense
* ): (
Simple/Positive Sentence:
Subject + was/were+V1+ing+Object
They were making a noise.

Her mother was cooking the food.

Negative Sentence:
Subject + was/were + not+V+ing+ Object
Aruba was not weeping.

She was not asking about you.

I was not taking tea when he came.

Interrogative Sentence:
Was/Were+Subject+V1+ing+Object+?
Were you driving car?

Why were naughty boys teasing beggar?
Negative Interrogative Sentence:
Was/Were+Subject+not+V1+ing+Object+?
Why were you not playing cricket?

Was Adnan not milking the cow?

Rules of Helping Verbs
Subject

Helping Verbs

I/she/he/it/singular name

Was

We/you/they

Were

Simple Sentences rules


Subject

Was/Were

V1+ing

Object

I/he/she/it/singular name

Was

V1+ing

We/you/they

Were

V1+ing

Negative Sentences Rules


Subject

Was/were

Not

V1+ing

I/he/she/it/singular name

Was

Not

V1+ing

We/you/they

were

Not

V1+ing

Interrogative Sentences Rules


Was/Were

Subject

V1+ing

Object

Was

I/he/she/it/singular name

V1+ing

Were

We/you/they

V1+ing

Negative Interrogative Sentences Rules


Was/Were

Subject

Not

V1+ing

Object

Was

I/he/she/it/singular name

Not

V1+ing

Were

We/you/they

not

V1+ing

Exercise No 6
( 3) ( 2) ( 1)
( 6) ( 5) ( 4)

Vocabulary
(1)Learn ( 2)Decorate ( 3)In search of ( 4)Run after
(6)Flatter
Past Perfect Tense
( ) :*
Simple Sentence:
Subject+had+V3+Object
He had gone to Karachi.

Peon had rung the bell when I reached college.

The sun had risen before he got up.



The doctor had checked up of Bushra.

Negative Sentence:
Subject + had not+V3+Object
She had not read this book before.

He had not solved all questions before teacher reached.

Usman had not completed his work.

interrogative Sentence:
Had+Subject+V3+object+?

Had Ahsan bought a new mobile?



Had completed her work before the rain started?


Had you taken tea?

Negative Interrogative Sentence:
Had+Subject+not+V3+Object+?
Had she not gone from my room?

Simple Sentences Rules
Subject

Had

V3

Object

I/We/You/they/He/ She/It/Singular name

Had

V3

Negative Sentences rules


Subject

Had

Not

V3

Object

I/We/You/They/he / She/it/Singular name

Had

Not

V3

Interrogative Sentences Rules


Had

Subject

Had I/We/you/They/He / She/It/Singular Name

V3

Object

V3

Negative Interrogative Sentences rules


?

Object

V3

Not

Subject

Had

V3

Not

i/We/you/They/He / She/It/Singular Name

had

Exercise No 7
)( 1 )(2
)( 3 )( 4 )( 5

Vocabulary
(5)Recite (4)Cross (3)Solve (1)Floor
Past perfect Continuous tense
):

Simple/Positive Sentence:
Subject + had been+V1+ing+Object+since/for + time
I had been waiting for you for two hours.

She had been playing the cricket since morning.

They had been protesting against Government for two months.

Negative Sentence:
Subject + had not been+V1+ing+Object+since/for + time
It had not been raining for two days.

Children had not been watching T.V since five o clock.

Interrogative Sentence:
Had+Subject+been+V1+ing+Object+Since+since/for + time+?
Had you been working in this office for five years?

had Amina been sleeping since last night?

Where had Samia been going since Wednesday?

Negative Interrogative Sentence:
Had + Subject + not been+V1+ing+Object+since/for + time+?
Where had Kashif not been living in the America for two years?

Simple/Positive Sentences Rules
Subject

Had been V1+ing O Since/for +


time

I/we/you/they/he/she/it/singular
name

Had been V1+ing O Since/for +


time

Negative Sentences Rules


Subject

Had not been V1+ing

Since/for + time

I/we/you/they/he/she/ Had not been V1+ing


it/ singular name

Since/for + time

Interrogative Sentences Rules


Had

Subject

been

V1+ing

Since/for + time

Had

I/we/you/they/he/she
/ it/singular name

been

V1+ing

Since/for + time

Negative Interrogative Sentences Rules


Had

Subject

Not been V1+ing O

Since/for + time

Had I/we/you/they/he/she Not been V1+ing O


/ it/singular name

Since/for + time

Exercise No 8
( 3) ( 2) ( 1)
( 5) ( 4)

Vocabulary
(1)Deliver a lecture ( 2)Teach (3)Suspicious (4)discuss
Future Indefinite Tense
( ) :*
Simple/Positive Sentence:
Subject + shall/will+V1+object
I shall return your book tomorrow.

Husnain will go to school.

If I go to Lahore, I shall bring a watch for you.
negative Sentence:
Subject + shall/will+not+V1+object
They will not take part in the party.

We shall not go together in the class.

Now Sidra will not fighting.

Interrogative Sentence:
Shall/Will + subject+V1+object+?
Will Tanveer obey his father?

Will you marry to me?

Negative Sentence:
Shall/Will+subject+not+V1+object+?

Will you not take part in the election?



Why shall we not to walk early morning?
Will Maria not to pardon to you?

Simple Sentences Rules
Subject

Will/shall

V1

I/We

Will/shall

V1

You/they/he/she/it/singular name

Will

V1

Negative Sentences Rules


Subject

Not

Will/shall

V1

I/We

Not

Will/shall

V1

You/they/he/she/it/singular name

Not

Will

V1

Interrogative Sentences Rules


Will/shall

Subject

V1

Will/shall

I/we

V1

Will

You/they/he/she/it/singular name

V1

Negative Interrogative Sentences rules


Will/Shall

Subject

Not

Not

Will/shall

I/we

Not

Not

Will

You/they/he/she/it/singular name

Not

Not

Exercise No 9
( 3) ( 2) ( 1)
( 6) ( 5) ( 4)

Vocabulary
(1)Sure ( 2)Spend ( 3)Fault ( 4)Repent ( 4)Meet ( 5)trust
( 6)Obey
Future Continuous Tense
( ) :*
Positive /Simple Sentence:
Subject + shall/will+be+V1+ing+object
Fatima will be washing the clothes.

I shall be writing a letter his time tomorrow.

Zain will be sleeping.

Negative Sentence:
Subject + shall/will + not be+V1+ing+object
They will not be solving sum.

It will not be raining.

We shall not be leaving college in January.

Interrogative Sentence:
Shall/will+subject+be+V1+ing+object
Will Ali be staying with us during the summer vacation?

Shall we be playing the foot ball in the ground till 2:00?

Will the boys be cutting woods in the forest?

Negative Interrogative Sentence:
Shall/Will + subject + not be+V1+ing+object+?
Will people not be protesting until April?
Will Zeeshan not be listing lesson in the class?
Simple Sentences Rules
Subject

Shall/will be

V1+ing

I/we

Shall/will be

V1+ing

You/they/he/she/it/singular name

Will be

V1+ing

Negative Sentences Rules


Subject

Shall/will

Not be

V1+ing

I/we

Shall/will

Not be

V1+ing

You/they/he/she/it/singular name

Will

Not be

V1+ing

Interrogative Sentences rules


Shall/will

Subject

Be

V1+ing

Shall/will

I/we

Be

V1+ing

Will

You/they/he/she/it/singular name

Be

V1+ing

Negative Interrogative Sentences Rules


Shall/will

Subject

Not be

V1+ing

Shall/will

I/we

Not be

V1+ing

Will

You/they/he/she/it/singular name

Not be

V1+ing

Exercise No 10
( 3) ( 2) ( 1)
( 6) ( 5) ( 4)

Vocabulary
(1)Check ( 1)Account ( 2)Entertain ( 3)Whistle
(4)Deceive ( 5)Waste ( 6)Stare at
Future Perfect Tense
( ) :*
Positive/Simple Sentence:
Subject + shall/will+have+V3+object
I shall have completed my book.

They will have left for Multan.

The train will have left station before we arrive.

Negative sentence:
Subject + shall/will + not have+V3+object
Kaif will not have completed his game.

Tahir will not have completed his work.

We shall not have paid the bill.

Interrogative Sentence:
Shall/Will+subject+have+V3+object+?
Will Naseem have washed the clothes?

Will he have found his pen?

Negative Interrogative Sentence:


Shall/Will+subject+not+have+V3+object+?
Will they not have reached the destination before the night?

Simple/Positive Sentences rules
Subject

Shall/will

Have

V3

I/we

Shall/will

Have

V3

You/they/he/she/it/singular name

Will

Have

V3

Negative Sentences Rules


Subject

Shall/will

Not have

V3

I/we

Shall/will

Not have

V3

You/they/he/she/it/singular name

Will

Not have

V3

Interrogative Sentences Rules


Shall/will

Subject

Have

V3

Shall/will

I/we

Have

V3

Will

You/they/he/she/it/singular name

Have

V3

Negative Sentences Rules


shall/will

Subject

Not have

V3

Shall/will

I/we

Not have

V3

Will

You/they/she/she/it/singular name

Not have

V3

Exercise No 11
( 3) ( 2) ( 1)
( 5) ( 4)
Vocabulary
(1)Win ( 2)Exam ( 3)Help ( 4)Learn to heart ( 5)Aim
( 5)Progress
Future Perfect Continuous Tense
) :*
(
Positive/Simple Sentence:
Subject + shall/will + have been+V1+ing+object+since/for + time
We shall have been living in this city for three years.

She will have been studying the English for two years.

They will have been serving.

Negative Sentence:
Subject + shall/will +not + have been+V1+ing+object+since/for + times
I shall not have been reading book for one hour.

They will not have been playing cricket since morning.

Iqra will not have been living in this house since January.

Interrogative Sentence:
Shall/Will + subject + have been+V1+ing+object+since/for + time+?
Will they have been eating the meal since evening?
Why will she have been dancing for two years?

Negative Interrogative Sentence:
Shall/Will + subject + not + have been+V1+ing+o+since/for + time+?
Why will he not have been doing his work for two hours?

Will she not have been buying her clothe in the morning since morning?

Positive/Simple Sentences Rules


Subject

Shall/will Have been V1+ing O

Since/for + time

I/we

Shall/will Have been V1+ing O

Since/for + time

You/they/he/she/it/
singular name

will

Have been V1+ing O

Since/for + time

Negative Sentences Rules


Subject

Shall/will

Not

Have been V1+ing O Since/for + time

I/we

Shall/will

Not

Have been V1+ing O Since/for + time

You/they/he/she/it/
singular name

Will

not

Have been V1+ing O Since/for + time

Interrogative Sentences Rules


Shall/will

Subject

Have been V1+ing

Since/for + time

Shall/will

I/we

Have been V1+ing

Since/for + time

You/they/he/she/ Have been V1+ing


it/singular name

Since/for + time

Will

Negative Interrogative Sentences Rules


? Have been V1+ing O Since/for + time

Not

Subject

Shall/will

? Have been V1+ing O Since/for + time

Not

I/we

Shall/will

? Have been V1+ing O Since/for + time

You/they/he/she/ Not
it/singular name

Will

Exercise No 12
)( 1 )( 2 )(3
)( 4 )( 5
)( 6 )(7
)( 8 - )(9

(5)Play (4)kite (4)Fly (2)Wait (1)Prepare
(6)Stroll (9)Play hide and seek

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