FUTUER CONTINUOUS

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

We use ‘’Will be +ing form verb” with You/We/They/I/He/She/It/Singular noun/Plural noun to talk about things that will be happening at a particular time in the future

Positive Sentences:   You/We/They/I/ He/She/It/Singular noun/Plural noun+ ‘’Will be +ing form verb’’

                                   You will be doing that work at this time tomorrow

                                    We will be eating chicken biryani at 12 noon tomorrow

                                    They will be traveling on the bus at 11 0’clock tomorrow morning

                                     I will be playing with kids at that time next Monday

                                     She will  be  dancing at the party at 6am the day after tomorrow

                                     He will be speaking to me at this time this Saturday

                                     It will be barking at this time tomorrow

                                     The boy will be watching TV at this time at this Saturday

                                     It will be barking at this time tomorrow

                                     The boy will be watching TV at this time at 7 tomorrow evening

Negative Sentences:  You/We/They/I/ He/She/It/Singular noun/Plural noun+ ‘’Will not be +ing form verb’’

                                   You will not  be doing that work at this time tomorrow

                                    We will not  be eating chicken biryani at 12 noon tomorrow

                                    They will not  be traveling on the bus at 11 0’clock tomorrow morning

                                     I will not  be playing with kids at that time next Monday

                                     She will  not  be  dancing at the party at 6am the day after tomorrow

                                     He will not  be speaking to me at this time this Saturday

                                     It will not  be barking at this time tomorrow

                                     The boy will not  be watching TV at this time this Saturday

                                     It will not  be barking at this time tomorrow

                                     The boy will not  be watching TV  at 7 tomorrow evening

 

Questions:                       Will    You/We/They/I/ He/She/It/Singular noun/Plural noun+ ‘’ be +ing form verb’’?

                                            Will  you  be doing that work at this time tomorrow?

                                            Will we  be eating chicken biryani at 12 noon tomorrow?

                                               

                                           Will they  be traveling on the bus at 11 0’clock tomorrow morning?

                                            Will  I  be playing with kids at that time next Monday?

                                            Will    she   be  dancing at the party at 6am the day after tomorrow?

                                             Will  he  be speaking to me at this time this Saturday?

                                             Will    it  be barking at this time tomorrow?

                                             Will  the boy  be watching TV at this time at this Saturday?

                                             Will   it  be barking at this time tomorrow?

                                              Will      the boy  be watching TV at this time at 7 tomorrow evening?

BE FORMS -WAS,WERE(PAST)

                                                  WAS, WERE (PAST)

We use ‘Was’  with I/ he / she/ it/ / singular nouns and ‘Were’ with you/we/they/plural nouns to say that somebody /something was present in the past

Postive Sentences:   I was in London yesterday

                                 He was here last night

                                 She was there at 5 o’clock yesterday morning

                                 It was in the box this morning

                                 Dave was in that shop at that time

                                 Cathy was at her friend’s house on Monday

                                 My brother was in the garden at this time yesterday

                                 You were inside at that time yesterday

                                 They were at the party at 9 yesterday night

                                 We were at the football match on March 5^th 2011

                                  My classmates were at church on Sunday

                                 

Negative Sentences:  We use ‘Not’ after Was and Were to form negative sentences

                                   I was not in London yesterday

                                   He was not  here last night

                                   She was not there at 5 o’clock yesterday morning

                                   It was not in the box this morning

                                   Dave was not  in that shop at that time

                                   Cathy was not  at her friend’s house on Monday

                                   My brother was not  in the garden at this time yesterday

                                   You were not  inside at that time yesterday

                                   They were not  at the party at 9 yesterday night

                                   We were not  at the football match on March 5^th 2011

                                    My classmates were not at church on Sunday  

                                       

Questions:                 We use ‘Was’ before I/She/He/It/Singular nouns and ‘Were’ before You/They/I/Plural nouns to form questionsmorning?

                              Was it  in the box this morning?

                               Was  Dave  in that shop at that time?

                                Was   Cathy  at her friend’s house on Monday?

                                Was my brother  in the garden at this time yesterday?

                                 Were you  inside at that time yesterday?

                                  Were they  at the party at 9 yesterday night?

                                  Were we  at the football match on March 5^th 2011?

                                  Were   my classmates  at church on Sunday?

                                 

                                  

                       

LINKING VERBS-AM,IS,ARE

We use ‘Am’ with I, ‘Is’ with He, She,It , Singular nouns and ‘Are’with you, we ,they and plural nouns to link two ideas

Postive Sentences : I am a doctor

                                I am a teacher

                                I am a student

                                I am a boy

                                I am a king

                               

                                 H e is my friend

                                 She is a cook

                                 It  is a ball

                                 My friend is a businessman

                                 His classmate is a cricket player

                                 He is Paul Walker

                                 Her name is Jasmine

                                 Harris is my friend

                                 Drew Barrymore is an actor

                                

                                They are learners

                                My friends are designers

                                We are adults

                                You are my friends

                                You are writers

                                You are my friend

                                You are a writer

                                His neighbors are doctors

                                The boys are tennis players

                                 The school girls are singers

Negative Senteces:   We use ‘Not’ after  ‘Am’, ‘Is’, and ‘Are’ to form Negative Sentences

                              I am not  a doctor

                              I am not  a teacher

                              I am not  a student

                              I am not  a boy

                              I am not a king

                               

                               H e is not  my friend

                               She is not  a cook

                               It  is not  a ball

                               My friend is not  a businessman

                               His classmate is not  a cricket player

                               He is not Paul Walker

                                 Her name is not  Jasmine

                                 Harris is not  my friend

                                 Drew Barrymore is not  an actor

                                

                                 They are not  learners

                                 My friends are not  designers

                                 We are not  adults

                                 You are not  my friends

                                 You are not  writers

                                 You are  not my friend

                                 You are not a writer

                                 His neighbors are not  doctors

                                 The boys are not  tennis players

                                 The school girls are not  singers

Questions:                We use ‘Am’ before I ,  ‘Is’ before  he/she/it/singular nouns  and ‘Are’ before  you/we/they/plural nouns to form Questions

I am a doctor

                              Am  I a teacher?

                              Am  I  a student?

                              Am  I  a boy?

                              Am  I  a king?

                               

                              Is  he my friend

                              Is  she  a cook

                              Is  it   a ball

                              Is  my friend  a businessman

                              Is  his classmate  a cricket player

                              Is  he  Paul Walker

                              Is  her name  Jasmine

                              Is  Harris  my friend

                              Is  Drew Barrymore  an actor

                                

                              Are  they  learners?

                              Are  my friends  designers?

                              Are  we  adults?

                              Are you  my friends?

                              Are   you  writers?

                              Are   you  my friend?

                              Are   you  a writer ?

                              Are   his neighbors  doctors?

                              Are    the boys  tennis players?

                              Are   the school girls  singers?

                                 

                                  

BE FORMS-AM,IS,ARE

BE FORMS- AM,IS,ARE

We use ‘’ Am’’  with I to mean “ to be present’’ , ‘’Is’’ with He/She/It/Singular noun to mean “ to be present’’ and ‘’Are’’ with You/We/They/Plural noun to mean “ Something/somebody is present now.’’

Positive Sentences:  I am here now

                                 I am in London

                                 I am at home

                                 I am in office

                                 I am at my friend’s

                                

                                 He is in the room

                                 She is in her room

                                 It  is in the box

                                 Richard is in the USA

                                 Suresh is in Hyderabad

                                 Layla is in her office

                                 My wife is in the kitchen

                                 His classmate  is in the car

                                 They are here

                                 You  are in Paris

                                 We are in the pub

                                  My friends are in the shop

                                  His brothers are inside

Negative Sentences:  We have to use ‘’NOT” after  ‘’Am’’ , ‘’Is’’ , ‘’Are’’ to form negative sentences   

            I am here

                                 I am not in London now

                                 I am not  at home

                                 I am not  in office

                                 I am not  at my friend’s

                                 

                                 He is not  in the room

                                 She is not  in her room

                                 It  is not in the box

                                 Richard is not  in the USA

                                 Suresh is not  in Hyderabad

                                 Layla is not  in her office

                                 My wife is not  in the kitchen

                                 His classmate  is not  in the car

                                 They are not here

                                  You  are not  in Paris

                                  We are not in the pub

                                   My friends are not  in the shop

                                   His brothers are not  inside

Questions:               We have to use ‘’Am’’ before I,  ‘’Is’’ before he/ she/ it/singular noun  and ‘’Are’’ before you /we/they/plural noun to form questions     

                                    

                                 

                               

                              Am   I  here now?

                              Am   I  in London?

                              Am  I  at home?

                              Am  I  in office?

                              Am  I  at my friend’s house?

                                

                              Is   he is in the room?

                              Is   she is in her room?

                              Is   it  in the box?

                              Is  Richard  in the USA?

                              Is  Suresh is in Hyderabad?

                              Is  Layla is in her office?

                              Is  my wife is in the kitchen?

                              Is  his classmate  is in the car?

                              Are   they  here?

                              Are  you   in Paris?

                              Are  we  in the pub?

                              Are  my friends  in the shop?

                              Are  his brothers  inside?

BE FORMS- AM,IS,ARE

We use ‘’ Am’’  with I to mean “ to be present’’ , ‘’Is’’ with He/She/It/Singular noun to mean “ to be present’’ and ‘’Are’’ with You/We/They/Plural noun to mean “ Something/somebody is present now.’’

Positive Sentences:  I am here now

                                 I am in London

                                 I am at home

                                 I am in office

                                 I am at my friend’s

                                

                                 He is in the room

                                 She is in her room

                                 It  is in the box

                                 Richard is in the USA

                                 Suresh is in Hyderabad

                                 Layla is in her office

                                 My wife is in the kitchen

                                 His classmate  is in the car

                                 They are here

                                 You  are in Paris

                                 We are in the pub

                                  My friends are in the shop

                                  His brothers are inside

Negative Sentences:  We have to use ‘’NOT” after  ‘’Am’’ , ‘’Is’’ , ‘’Are’’ to form negative sentences   

            I am here

                                 I am not in London now

                                 I am not  at home

                                 I am not  in office

                                 I am not  at my friend’s

                                 

                                 He is not  in the room

                                 She is not  in her room

                                 It  is not in the box

                                 Richard is not  in the USA

                                 Suresh is not  in Hyderabad

                                 Layla is not  in her office

                                 My wife is not  in the kitchen

                                 His classmate  is not  in the car

                                 They are not here

                                  You  are not  in Paris

                                  We are not in the pub

                                   My friends are not  in the shop

                                   His brothers are not  inside

Questions:               We have to use ‘’Am’’ before I,  ‘’Is’’ before he/ she/ it/singular noun  and ‘’Are’’ before you /we/they/plural noun to form questions     

                                    

                                 

                               

                              Am   I  here now?

                              Am   I  in London?

                              Am  I  at home?

                              Am  I  in office?

                              Am  I  at my friend’s house?

                                

                              Is   he is in the room?

                              Is   she is in her room?

                              Is   it  in the box?

                              Is  Richard  in the USA?

                              Is  Suresh is in Hyderabad?

                              Is  Layla is in her office?

                              Is  my wife is in the kitchen?

                              Is  his classmate  is in the car?

                              Are   they  here?

                              Are  you   in Paris?

                              Are  we  in the pub?

                              Are  my friends  in the shop?

                              Are  his brothers  inside?