Index

1.simple(present,past,future)
2.progressive(present,past,future)
3.perfect(present,past,future)
4.perfect progressive(present,past,future).

1.SIMPLE(indefinite) SENTENCES.

___________________________________BE verb

Exercise 1:

(Student,Teacher,Doctor,Player,Programmer,Bangladeshi...)

Present:

I am a (student). > Am i a (student)?

Yes, i'm a student. / No, i'm not a student.

He is a student. > Is he a student?

Yes, he is a student. / No, he isn't a student.

She is a student. > Is she a student?

Yes, she is a student. / No, she isn't a student.

They are students. > Are they students?

Yes, they are students. / NO, they aren't students.

We are students. > Are we students?

Yes, we are students. / NO, we aren't students.

You are students. > Are you students?

Yes, you are students. / NO, you aren't students.

You are a student. > Are you a student?

Yes, you are a student. / No, you aren't a student.

Rakib is a student. > Is Rakib a student?

Yes, Rakib is a student. / No, Rakib isn't a student.

Past:

I was a (student). > Was i a (student)?

Yes, i was a student. / No, i wasn't a student.

He was a student. > Was he a student?

Yes, he was a student. / No, he wasn't a student.

She was a student. > Was she a student?

Yes, she was a student. / No, she wasn't a student.

They were students. > Were they students?

Yes, they were students. / NO, they weren't students.

We were students. > Were we students?

Yes, we were students. / NO, we weren't students.

You were students. > Were you students?

Yes, you were students. / NO, you weren't students.

You were a student. > Were you a student?

Yes, you were a student. / No, you weren't a student.

Rakib was a student. > Was Rakib a student?

Yes, Rakib was a student. / No, Rakib wasn't a student.

Future:

I will be a (student). > Will i be a (student)?

Yes, i will be a student. / No, i won't be a student.

He will be a student. > Will he be a student?

Yes, he will be a student. / No, he won't be a student.

She will be a student. > Will she be a student?

Yes, she will be a student. / No, she won't be a student.

They will be students. > Will they be students?

Yes, they awill be students. / NO, they won't be students.

We will be students. > Will we be students?

Yes, we will be students. / NO, we won't be students.

You will be students. > Will you be students?

Yes, you will be students. / NO, you won't be students.

You will be a student. > Will you be a student?

Yes, you will be a student. / No, you won't be a student.

Rakib will be a student. > Will Rakib be a student?

Yes, Rakib will be a student. / No, Rakib won't be a student.
Exercise 2:

(Engineer,Employee,Economist,Actor,Architect,Indian,European..)

Present:
I am an (engineer). > Am i an (engineer)?
Yes, i'm an engineer. / No, i'm not an engineer.

He is an engineer. > Is he an engineer?

Yes, he is an engineer. / No, he isn't an engineer.

She is an engineer. > Is she an engineer?

Yes, she is an engineer. / No, she isn't an engineer.

They are students. > Are they students?

Yes, they are students. / NO, they aren't students.

We are students. > Are we students?

Yes, we are students. / NO, we aren't students.

You are students. > Are you students?

Yes, you are students. / NO, you aren't students.

You are an engineer. > Are you an engineer?

Yes, you are an engineer. / No, you aren't an engineer.

Rakib is an engineer. > Is Rakiban engineert?

Yes, Rakib is an engineer. / No, Rakib isn't an engineer.

Past:
I was an (engineer). > Was i an (engineer)?
Yes, i was an engineer. / No, i wasn't an engineer.

He was an engineer. > Was he an engineer?

Yes, he was an engineer. / No, he wasn't an engineer.

She was an engineer. > Was she an engineer?

Yes, she was an engineer. / No, she wasn't an engineer.

They were students. > Were they students?

Yes, they were students. / NO, they weren't students.

We were students. > Were we students?

Yes, we were students. / NO, we weren't students.

You were students. > Were you students?

Yes, you were students. / NO, you weren't students.

You were an engineer. > Were you an engineer?

Yes, you were an engineer. / No, you weren't an engineer.

Rakib was an engineer. > Was Rakib an engineer?

Yes, Rakib was an engineer. / No, Rakib wasn't an engineer.
Future:
I will be an (engineer). > Will i be an (engineer)?
Yes, i will be an engineer. / No, i won't be an engineer.

He will be an engineer. > Will he be an engineer?

Yes, he will be an engineer. / No, he won't be an engineer.

She will be an engineer. > Will she be an engineer?

Yes, she will be an engineer. / No, she won't be an engineer.

They will be students. > Will they be students?

Yes, they awill be students. / NO, they won't be students.

We will be students. > Will we be students?

Yes, we will be students. / NO, we won't be students.

You will be students. > Will you be students?

Yes, you will be students. / NO, you won't be students.

You will be an engineer. > Will you be an engineer?

Yes, you will be an engineer. / No, you won't be an engineer.

Rakib will be an engineer. > Will Rakib be an engineer?

Yes, Rakib will be an engineer. / No, Rakib won't be an engineer.

________________________________________Have

Exercise 1:

(Pen,a new bike,book,a phone...)

Present:
I have a (pen). > Do I have a (pen)?
Yes, I have a pen. / No, I don't have a pen.

He has a pen. > Does he have a pen?

Yes, he has a pen. / No, he doesn't have a pen.

She has a pen. > Does she have a pen?

Yes, she has a pen. / No, she doesn't have a pen.

They have a pen. > Do they have a pen?

Yes, they have a pen. / No, they don't have pen.

We have a pen. > Do we have a pen?

Yes, we have a pen. / No, we don't have pen.

You have a pen. > Do you have a pen?

Yes, you have a pen. / No, you don't have pen.

Rakib has a pen. > Does Rakib have a pen?

Yes, Rakib has a pen. / No, Rakib doesn't have a pen.
Past:
I had a (pen). > Did I have a (pen)?
Yes, I had a pen. / No, I didn't have a pen.

He had a pen. > Did he have a pen?

Yes, he had a pen. / No, he didn't have a pen.

She had a pen. > Did she have a pen?

Yes, she had a pen. / No, she didn't have a pen.

Theye had a pen. > Did they have a pen?

Yes, they had a pen. / No, they didn't have a pen.

We had a pen. > Did we have a pen?

Yes, we had a pen. / No, we didn't have a pen.

You had a pen. > Did you have a pen?

Yes, you had a pen. / No, you didn't have a pen.

Rakib had a pen. > Did Rakib have a pen?

Yes, Rakib had a pen. / No, Rakib didn't have a pen.

Future:
I will have a (pen). > Will I have a (pen)?
Yes, I will have a pen. / No, I won't have a pen.

He will have a pen. > Will he have a pen?

Yes, he will have a pen. / No, he won't have a pen.

She will have a pen. > Will she have a pen?

Yes, she will have a pen. / No, she won't have a pen.

Theye will have a pen. > Will they have a pen?

Yes, they will have a pen. / No, they won't have a pen.

We will have a pen. > Will we have a pen?

Yes, we will have a pen. / No, we won't have a pen.

You will have a pen. > Will you have a pen?

Yes, you will have a pen. / No, you won't have a pen.

Rakib will have a pen. > Will Rakib have a pen?

Yes, Rakib will have a pen. / No, Rakib won't have a pen.

Exercise 2:

(Enough money,much money,a lot of money,many shirts,...)

Present:
I have (enough money). > Do I have (enough money)?
Yes, I have enough money. / No, I don't have enough money.

He has enough money. > Does he have enough money?

Yes, he has enough money. / No, he doesn't have enough money.
She has enough money. > Does she have enough money?
Yes, she has enough money. / No, she doesn't have enough money.

They have enough money. > Do they have enough money?

Yes, they have enough money. / No, they don't havenough money.

We have enough money. > Do we have enough money?

Yes, we have enough money. / No, we don't havenough money.

You have enough money. > Do you have enough money?

Yes, you have enough money. / No, you don't havenough money.

Rakib has enough money. > Does Rakib have enough money?
Yes, Rakib has enough money. / No, Rakib doesn't have enough money.

Past:
I had (enough money). > Did I have (enough money)?
Yes, I had enough money. / No, I didn't have enough money.

He had enough money. > Did he have enough money?

Yes, he had enough money. / No, he didn't have enough money.

She had enough money. > Did she have enough money?
Yes, she had enough money. / No, she didn't have enough money.

Theye had enough money. > Did they have enough money?
Yes, they had enough money. / No, they didn't have enough money.

We had enough money. > Did we have enough money?

Yes, we had enough money. / No, we didn't have enough money.

You had enough money. > Did you have enough money?
Yes, you had enough money. / No, you didn't have enough money.

Rakib had enough money. > Did Rakib have enough money?
Yes, Rakib had enough money. / No, Rakib didn't have enough money.

Future:
I will have (enough money). > Will I have (enough money)?
Yes, I will have enough money. / No, I won't have enough money.

He will have enough money. > Will he have enough money?

Yes, he will have enough money. / No, he won't have enough money.

She will have enough money. > Will she have enough money?
Yes, she will have enough money. / No, she won't have enough money.

Theye will have enough money. > Will they have enough money?
Yes, they will have enough money. / No, they won't have enough money.

We will have enough money. > Will we have enough money?

Yes, we will have enough money. / No, we won't have enough money.

You will have enough money. > Will you have enough money?
Yes, you will have enough money. / No, you won't have enough money.
Rakib will have enough money. > Will Rakib have enough money?
Yes, Rakib will have enough money. / No, Rakib won't have enough money.

Exercise 3:

(note books,ideas,water,papers,pictures,...)

Present:

I have some (note books). > Do I have any note books?

Yes, I have some note books. / No, I don't have any note books.

He has some note books. > Does he have any note books?
Yes, he has some note books. / No, he doesn't have any note books.

She has some note books. > Does she haveany note books?
Yes, she has esome note books. / No, she doesn't have any note books.

They have some note books. > Do they have any note books?
Yes, they have some note books. / No, they don't havany note books.

We have some note books. > Do we have any note books?

Yes, we have some note books. / No, we don't havany note books.

You have some note books. > Do you have any note books?
Yes, you have some note books. / No, you don't havany note books.

Rakib has some note books. > Does Rakib have any note books?
Yes, Rakib has some note books. / No, Rakib doesn't have any note books.

Past:

I had some note books. > Did I have any note books?
Yes, I had some note books. / No, I didn't have any note books.

He had some note books. > Did he have any note books?
Yes, he had some note books. / No, he didn't have any note books.

She had some note books. > Did she have any note books?
Yes, she had some note books. / No, she didn't have any note books.

Theye had some note books. > Did they have any note books?
Yes, they had some note books. / No, they didn't have any note books.

We had some note books. > Did we have any note books?
Yes, we had some note books. / No, we didn't have any note books.

You had some note books. > Did you have any note books?
Yes, you had some note books. / No, you didn't have any note books.

Rakib had some note books. > Did Rakib have any note books?
Yes, Rakib had some note books. / No, Rakib didn't have any note books.
Future:

I will have some note books. > Will I have any note books?
Yes, I will have some note books. / No, I won't have any note books.

He will have some note books. > Will he have any note books?
Yes, he will have some note books. / No, he won't have any note books.

She will have some note books. > Will she have any note books?
Yes, she will have some note books. / No, she won't have any note books.

Theye will have some note books. > Will they have any note books?
Yes, they will have some note books. / No, they won't have any note books.

We will have some note books. > Will we have any note books?
Yes, we will have some note books. / No, we won't have any note books.

You will have some note books. > Will you have any note books?
Yes, you will have some note books. / No, you won't have any note books.

Rakib will have some note books. > Will Rakib have any note books?
Yes, Rakib will have some note books. / No, Rakib won't have any note books.

________________________________________Normal Verb

Exercise 1:

(english,Bangla,Arabic,French,...)

present:
I speak in (english). > Do i speak in english?
Yes, i speak in english. / No, i don't speak in english.

He speaks in english. > Does he speak in english?

Yes, he speaks in english. / No, he doesn't speak in english.

She speaks in english. > Does she speak in english?

Yes, she speaks in english. / No, she doesn't speak in english.

They speak in english. > Do they speak in english?

Yes, they speak in english. / No, they don't speak in english.

We speak in english. > Do we speak in english?

Yes, we speak in english. / No, we don't speak in english.

You speak in english. > Do you speak in english?

Yes, you speak in english. / No, you don't speak in english.

Rakib speaks in english. > Does Rakib speak in english?

Yes, Rakib speaks in english. / No, Rakib doesn't speak in english.
Past:
I spoke in english. > Did i speak in english?
Yes, i spoke in english. / No, i didn't speak in english.

He spoke in english. > Did he speak in english?

Yes, he spoke in english. / No, he didn't speak in english.

She spoke in english. > Did she speak in english?

Yes, she spoke in english. / No, she didn't speak in english.

They spoke in english. > Did they speak in english?

Yes, they spoke in english. / No, they didn't speak in english.

We spoke in english. > Did we speak in english?

Yes, we spoke in english. / No, we didn't speak in english.

You spoke in english. > Did you speak in english?

Yes, you spoke in english. / No, you didn't speak in english.

Rakib spoke in english. > Did Rakib speak in english?

Yes, Rakib spoke in english. / No, Rakib didn't speak in english.

Future:
I will speak in english. > Will i speak in english?
Yes, i will speak in english. / No, i won't speak in english.

He will speak in english. > Will he speak in english?

Yes, he will speak in english. / No, he won't speak in english.

She will speak in english. > Will she speak in english?

Yes, she will speak in english. / No, she won't speak in english.

They will speak in english. > Will they speak in english?

Yes, they will speak in english. / No, they won't speak in english.

We will speak in english. > Will we speak in english?

Yes, we will speak in english. / No, we won't speak in english.

You will speak in english. > Will you speak in english?

Yes, you will speak in english. / No, you won't speak in english.

Rakib will speak in english. > Will Rakib speak in english?

Yes, Rakib will speak in english. / No, Rakib won't speak in english.

Exercise 2:

(Play football everyday,Write poems....)

present:
I (go to school regularly). > Do i go to school regularly?
Yes, i go to school regularly. / No, i don't go to school regularly.

He goes to school regularly. > Does he go to school regularly?

Yes, he goes to school regularlyh. / No, he doesn't go to school regularly.
She goes to school regularly. > Does she go to school regularly?
Yes, she goes to school regularly. / No, she doesn't go to school regularly.

They go to school regularly. > Do they go to school regularly?

Yes, they go to school regularly. / No, they don't go to school regularly.

We go to school regularly. > Do we go to school regularly?

Yes, we go to school regularly. / No, we don't go to school regularly.

You go to school regularly. > Do you go to school regularly?

Yes, you go to school regularly. / No, you don't go to school regularly.

Rakib goes to school regularly.> Does Rakib go to school regularly?

Yes, Rakib goes to school regularly. / No, Rakib doesn't go to school regularly.

Past:
I went to school regularly. > Did i go to school regularly?
Yes, i went to school regularly. / No, i didn't go to school regularly.

He went to school regularly. > Did he go to school regularly?

Yes, he went to school regularly. / No, he didn't go to school regularly.

She went to school regularly. > Did she go to school regularly?

Yes, she went to school regularly. / No, she didn't go to school regularly.

They went to school regularly. > Did they go to school regularly?

Yes, they went to school regularly. / No, they didn't go to school regularly.

We went to school regularly. > Did we go to school regularly?

Yes, we went to school regularly. / No, we didn't go to school regularly.

You went to school regularly. > Did you go to school regularly?

Yes, you went to school regularly. / No, you didn't go to school regularly.

Rakib went to school regularly. > Did Rakib go to school regularly?

Yes, Rakib went to school regularly. / No, Rakib didn't go to school regularly.

Future:
I will go to school regularly. > Will i go to school regularly?
Yes, i will go to school regularly. / No, i won't go to school regularly.

He will go to school regularly. > Will hego to school regularly?

Yes, he will go to school regularly. / No, he won't go to school regularly.

She will go to school regularly. > Will she go to school regularly?

Yes, she will go to school regularly. / No, she won't go to school regularly.

They will go to school regularly. > Will they go to school regularly?

Yes, they will go to school regularly. / No, they won't go to school regularly.

We will go to school regularly. > Will we go to school regularly?

Yes, we will go to school regularly. / No, we won't go to school regularly.

You will go to school regularly. > Will you go to school regularly?

Yes, you will go to school regularly. / No, you won't go to school regularly.
Rakib will go to school regularly. > Will Rakib go to school regularly?
Yes, Rakib will go to school regularly. / No, Rakib won't go to school regularly.

___________________________________________Have to

Exercise 1:

(Make it,Go now,Go to market,Eat something,Finish homework,Catch the ball)

Present:
I have to (speak in english). > Do i have to speak in english?
Yes, i have to speak in english. / No, i don't have to speak in english.

He has to speak in english. > Does he have to speake in english?

Yes, he has to speak in english. / No, he doesn't have to speak in english.

She has to speak in english. > Does she have to speake in english?
Yes, she has to speak in english. / No, she doesn't have to speak in english.

You have to speak in english. > Do you have to speak in english?

Yes, you have to speak in english. / No, you don't have to speak in english.

They have to speak in english. > Do they have to speak in english?

Yes, they have to speak in english. / No, they don't have to speak in english.

We have to speak in english. > Do we have to speak in english?

Yes, we have to speak in english. / No, we don't have to speak in english.

You have to speak in english. > Do you have to speak in english?

Yes, you have to speak in english. / No, you don't have to speak in english.

Rakib has to speak in english. > Does Rakib have to speake in english?
Yes, Rakib has to speak in english. / No, Rakib doesn't have to speak in english.

Past:
I had to (speak in english). > Did i have to speak in english?
Yes, i had to speak in english. / No, i didn't have to speak in english.

He had to speak in english. > Did he have to speake in english?

Yes, he had to speak in english. / No, he didn't have to speak in english.

She had to speak in english. > Did she have to speake in english?
Yes, she had to speak in english. / No, she didn't have to speak in english.

You had to speak in english. > Did you have to speak in english?
Yes, you had to speak in english. / No, you didn't have to speak in english.

They had to speak in english. > Did they have to speak in english?
Yes, they had to speak in english. / No, they didn't have to speak in english.
We had to speak in english. > Did we have to speak in english?
Yes, we had to speak in english. / No, we didn't have to speak in english.

You had to speak in english. > Did you have to speak in english?
Yes, you had to speak in english. / No, you didn't have to speak in english.

Rakib had to speak in english. > Did Rakib have to speake in english?
Yes, Rakib had to speak in english. / No, Rakib doesn't have to speak in english.

Future:
I will have to (speak in english). > Will i have to speak in english?
Yes, i will have to speak in english. / No, i don't have to speak in english.

He will have to speak in english. > Will he have to speake in english?

Yes, he has to speak in english. / No, he doesn't have to speak in english.

She will have to speak in english. > Will she have to speake in english?
Yes, she has to speak in english. / No, she doesn't have to speak in english.

You will have to speak in english. > Will you have to speak in english?
Yes, you will have to speak in english. / No, you don't have to speak in english.

They will have to speak in english. > Will they have to speak in english?
Yes, they will have to speak in english. / No, they don't have to speak in english.

We will have to speak in english. > Will we have to speak in english?

Yes, we will have to speak in english. / No, we don't have to speak in english.

You will have to speak in english. > Will you have to speak in english?
Yes, you will have to speak in english. / No, you don't have to speak in english.

Rakib will have to speak in english. > Will Rakib have to speake in english?
Yes, Rakib has to speak in english. / No, Rakib doesn't have to speak in english.

2.PROGRESSIVE(continuous) SENTENCES.
(Playing football,Writing a letter,Reading a book,Having a rest,Listening to a
music,Drinking water,Waiting,.....)

Present:

I'm (watching tv). > Am I watching tv?

Yes, I'm watching tv. / No, I'm not watching tv.

He is watching tv. > Is he watching tv?

Yes, he is watching tv. / No, he isn't watching tv.

She is watching tv. > Is she watching tv?

Yes, she is watching tv. / No, she isn't watching tv.

They are watching tv. > Are they watching tv?

Yes, they are watching tv. / No they aren't watching tv.

We are watching tv. > Are we watching tv?

Yes, we are watching tv. / NO, we aren't watching tv.

You are watching tv. > Are you watching tv?

Yes, you are watching tv. / NO, you aren't watching tv.

Rakib is watching tv. > Is Rakib watching tv?

Yes, Rakib is watching tv. / No, Rakib isn't watching tv.

Past:
I was (watching tv). > Was I watching tv?
Yes, I was watching tv. / No, I wasn't watching tv.

He was watching tv. > Was he watching tv?

Yes, he was watching tv. / No, he wasn't watching tv.

She was watching tv. > Was she watching tv?

Yes, she was watching tv. / No, she wasn't watching tv.

They were watching tv. > Were they watching tv?

Yes, they were watching tv. / No they weren't watching tv.

We were watching tv. > Were we watching tv?

Yes, we were watching tv. / NO, we weren't watching tv.

You were watching tv. > Were you watching tv?

Yes, you were watching tv. / NO, you weren't watching tv.

Rakib was watching tv. > Was Rakib watching tv?

Yes, Rakib was watching tv. / No, Rakib wasn't watching tv.

Future:
1.
I will be (watching tv). > Will I be watching tv?
Yes, I will be watching tv. / No, I won't be watching tv.

He will be watching tv. > Will he be watching tv?

Yes, he will be watching tv. / No, he won't be watching tv.

She will be watching tv. > Will she be watching tv?

Yes, she will be watching tv. / No, she won't be watching tv.

They will be watching tv. > Will they be watching tv?

Yes, they will be watching tv. / No they weren't watching tv.

We will be watching tv. > Will we be watching tv?

Yes, we will be watching tv. / NO, we weren't watching tv.

You will be watching tv. > Will you be watching tv?

Yes, you will be watching tv. / NO, you weren't watching tv.

Rakib will be watching tv. > Will Rakib be watching tv?

Yes, Rakib will be watching tv. / No, Rakib won't be watching tv.

2.
(Going to = gonna) - Plan or immediate action
(Take a rest,Play tomorrow,Go to shopping,Attend to the show,Go out for a walk,Make
something for dinner)
I'm gonna to (watch the movie). > Am I gonna to watch the movie?
Yes, I'm gonna watch the movie. / No, I'm not gonna watch the movie?

He is gonna watch the movie. > Is he gonna watch the movie?

Yes, he is gonna watch the movie. / No he isn't gonna watch watch the movie.

She is gonna watch the movie. > Is she gonna watch the movie?
Yes, she is gonna watch the movie. / No she isn't gonna watch watch the movie.

They are gonna watch the movie. > Are they gonna watch the movie?
Yes, they are gonna watch the movie. / No, they aren't gonna watch the movie.

We are gonna watch the movie. > Are we gonna watch the movie?
Yes, we are gonna watch the movie. / No, we aren't gonna watch the movie.

You are gonna watch the movie. > Are you gonna watch the movie?
Yes, you are gonna watch the movie. / No, you aren't gonna watch the movie.

He is gonna watch the movie. > Is he gonna watch the movie?

Yes, he is gonna watch the movie. / No he isn't gonna watch watch the movie.

Rakib is gonna watch the movie. > Is Rakib gonna watch the movie?
Yes, Rakib is gonna watch the movie. / No Rakib isn't gonna watch watch the movie.

3.PERFECT SENTENCES.
(learned english,watched the movie,eaten burger,played the game before,spoken about
it,written the letter,said about it,lived there,worked there,lived in london,paid
the money,given back the book)

Present:

I have seen the movie. > Have I seen the movie?

Yes, I have seen the movie. / No, I haven't seen the movie.

He has seen the movie. > Has he seen the movie?

Yes, he has seen the movie. / No, he hasn't seen the movie.

She has seen the movie. > Has she seen the movie?
Yes, she has seen the movie. / No, she hasn't seen the movie.

They have seen the movie. > Have they seen the movie?
Yes, they have seen the movie. / No, they haven't seen the movie.

We have seen the movie. > Have we seen the movie?

Yes, we have seen the movie. / No, we haven't seen the movie.

You have seen the movie. > Have you seen the movie?
Yes, you have seen the movie. / No, you haven't seen the movie.

Rakib has seen the movie. > Has Rakib seen the movie?
Yes, Rakib has seen the movie. / No, Rakib hasn't seen the movie.

Past:
I had seen the movie. > Had I seen the movie?
Yes, I had seen the movie. / No, I hadn't seen the movie.

He had seen the movie. > Had he seen the movie?

Yes, he had seen the movie. / No, he hadn't seen the movie.

She had seen the movie. > Had she seen the movie?
Yes, she had seen the movie. / No, she hadn't seen the movie.

They had seen the movie. > Had they seen the movie?
Yes, they had seen the movie. / No, they hadn't seen the movie.

We had seen the movie. > Had we seen the movie?

Yes, we had seen the movie. / No, we hadn't seen the movie.

You had seen the movie. > Had you seen the movie?
Yes, you had seen the movie. / No, you hadn't seen the movie.

Rakib had seen the movie. > Had Rakib seen the movie?
Yes, Rakib had seen the movie. / No, Rakib hadn't seen the movie.

Furure:
(prepared the work,done the work,make the dineer)
I will have seen the movie. > Will I have seen the movie?
Yes, I will have seen the movie. / No, I won't have seen the movie.
He will has seen the movie. > Will he have seen the movie?
Yes, he will have seen the movie. / No, he won't have seen the movie.

She will has seen the movie. > Will she have seen the movie?
Yes, she will have seen the movie. / No, she won't have seen the movie.

They will have seen the movie. > Will they have seen the movie?
Yes, they will have seen the movie. / No, they won't have seen the movie.

We will have seen the movie. > Will we have seen the movie?
Yes, we will have seen the movie. / No, we won't have seen the movie.

You will have seen the movie. > Will you have seen the movie?
Yes, you will have seen the movie. / No, you won't have seen the movie.

Rakib will has seen the movie. > Will Rakib have seen the movie?
Yes, Rakib will have seen the movie. / No, Rakib won't have seen the movie.

4.PERFECT PROGRESSIVE SENTENCES(perfect continuous).

(Playing for three hours,waiting for 5 minutes,researching for 3

days/weeks/years,...ing for .....)

Present:

I have been (waiting for a long time). > Have I been waiting for a long time?
Yes, I have been waiting for a long time. / No, I haven't been waiting for a long
time.

He has been waiting for a long time. > Has he been waiting for a long time?
Yes, he has been waiting for a long time. No, he hasn't been waiting for a long
time.

She has been waiting for a long time. > Has she been waiting for a long time?
Yes, she has been waiting for a long time. No, she hasn't been waiting for a long
time.

They have been waiting for a long time. > Have they been waiting for a long time?
Yes, they have been waiting for a long time. / No, they haven't been waiting for a
long time.

We have been waiting for a long time. > Have we been waiting for a long time?
Yes, we have been waiting for a long time. / No, we haven't been waiting for a long
time.

You have been waiting for a long time. > Have you been waiting for a long time?
Yes, you have been waiting for a long time. / No, you haven't been waiting for a
long time.

Rakib has been waiting for a long time. > Has Rakib been waiting for a long time?
Yes, Rakib has been waiting for a long time. No, Rakib hasn't been waiting for a
long time.

Past:
I had been waiting for a long time. > Had I been waiting for a long time?
Yes, I had been waiting for a long time. / No, I hadn't been waiting for a long
time.

He has been waiting for a long time. > Had he been waiting for a long time?
Yes, he had been waiting for a long time. No, he hadn't been waiting for a long
time.

She has been waiting for a long time. > Had she been waiting for a long time?
Yes, she had been waiting for a long time. No, she hadn't been waiting for a long
time.

They had been waiting for a long time. > Had they been waiting for a long time?
Yes, they had been waiting for a long time. / No, they hadn't been waiting for a
long time.

We had been waiting for a long time. > Had we been waiting for a long time?
Yes, we had been waiting for a long time. / No, we hadn't been waiting for a long
time.

You had been waiting for a long time. > Had you been waiting for a long time?
Yes, you had been waiting for a long time. / No, you hadn't been waiting for a long
time.

Rakib has been waiting for a long time. > Had Rakib been waiting for a long time?
Yes, Rakib had been waiting for a long time. No, Rakib hadn't been waiting for a
long time.

Future:
I will have been waiting for a long time. > Will I have been waiting for a long
time?
Yes, I will have been waiting for a long time. / No, I won't have been waiting for
a long time.

He will have been waiting for a long time. > Will he have been waiting for a long
time?
Yes, he will have been waiting for a long time. No, he won't have been waiting for
a long time.

She will have been waiting for a long time. > Will she have been waiting for a
long time?
Yes, she will have been waiting for a long time. No, she won't have been waiting
for a long time.

They will have been waiting for a long time. > Will they have been waiting for a
long time?
Yes, they will have been waiting for a long time. / No, they won't have been
waiting for a long time.
We will have been waiting for a long time. > Will we have been waiting for a long
time?
Yes, we will have been waiting for a long time. / No, we won't have been waiting
for a long time.

You will have been waiting for a long time. > Will you have been waiting for a
long time?
Yes, you will have been waiting for a long time. / No, you won't have been waiting
for a long time.

Rakib will has been waiting for a long time. > Will Rakib have been waiting for a
long time?
Yes, Rakib will have been waiting for a long time. No, Rakib won't have been
waiting for a long time.