How to Form Sentences in Different Tenses

Past Tense

Important Rules:

• Regular Verbs: Just add -ed to the verb (like study becomes studied).
• Irregular Verbs: These change shape (like go becomes went).

Examples:

• Positive: I played soccer.
• Negative: I did not play soccer.
• Question: Did you play soccer?

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Present Tense

Important Rules:

• Simple Present: Use the base form and add s for he, she, or it (like He runs.).

Examples:

• Positive: They eat lunch.
• Negative: They do not eat lunch.
• Question: Do they eat lunch?

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Future Tense

Important Rules:

• Use will followed by the base form (like I will travel.).

Examples:

• Positive: She will read a book.
• Negative: She will not read a book.
• Question: Will she read a book?

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Nouns

• Countable Nouns: These can be counted (like apples).
• Uncountable Nouns: These cannot be counted (like water).

By practicing these steps, you can easily make sentences in the past, present, and future tenses. This helps you use the right verbs and keeps your subjects and verbs working together!