SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE

(+) JEN EATS SUNDAE ICE CREAM EVERY WEEK.

(-) JEN DOESN’T EAT SUNDAE ICE CREAM EVERY WEEK.
(?) DOES JEN EAT SUNDAE ICE CREAM EVERY WEEK?
YES, SHE DOES. / NO, SHE DOESN’T.

SIMPLE PAST TENSE

(+) JEN ATE SUNDAE ICE CREAM LAST WEEK.
(-) JEN DIDN’T EAT SUNDAE ICE CREAM LAST WEEK.
(?) DID JEN EAT SUNDAE ICE CREAM LAST WEEK?
YES, SHE DID. / NO, SHE DIDN’T.

SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE

(+) JEN WILL EAT SUNDAE ICE CREAM TOMORROW.
(-) JEN WON’T EAT SUNDAE ICE CREAM TOMORROW.
(?) WILL JEN EAT SUNDAE ICE CREAM TOMORROW?
YES, SHE WILL. / NO, SHE WON’T.