Verb tables A Verb tenses POSITIVE Present simple I know the answver Jane walks to school. Present continuous Fmwriting a eter He's reading a book. They'e playing football, Past simple: | cooked the dinner last night Past continuous She was watching the TV. We were talking to the doctor. Present perfect I"ve lost my car keys. He's found a new job. Present perfect continuous, We've been staying with some friends. He's been saving his money for aholiday. Past perfect | had posted the letter, B_ Verb structures feu Idon’t cook very well, She doesn't like him. Im notsleeping. Itisn’t working. We aren't using it at the moment, They didn’t have a holiday last year. ‘The fridge wasn’t working. ‘They weren't enjoying the film, ‘We haven't paid the bil, Ithasn’t rained for weeks. ‘Youhaventt been doing well at school He hasn't been running. He hadn't arrived. Eten Do you like Indian food? Does John drive to work? ‘Am winning? Is she waiting for you? What are you cooking? Did you see John yesterday? Was it raining? ‘Where were you staying. Have you heard the news. Has the train arrived yet? Have you been waiting long? ‘What have you been doing? Had itfinished? (ee aemnn ud Renee Veneers ans She can swim. James enjoys travelling. | decided —t0.go (to America). He could be right. They've finished repalring(thecar). She hopes _—_toget(a job scon). Jane may be lat home). He keeps asking (questions), We ought —_totellthe police), it might come (tomorrow Shes stopped smoking, | promise towrite (to you), 1 must finish (this today), He refused totalk (tome). You needn't go {to the shops) She used tosmoke. | shall arrive fat sixo'clock. Jane wants tobe (a doctor). You should ask (her). Mark will be (happy). Tom would like tocome), Verbtables | 131