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Tenses [simple present, past, future and past future]

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tenses

#Simple Present 
Verb: eat 
e.g:
[+] I eat banana. [Positive] - Verbal sentence
Form -> S + V + Object
[-] I do NOT eat banana. [Negative] - Verbal sentence
Form -> S + do + NOT + V + Object
[?] Do I eat banana? [Interrogative] - Verbal sentence
Form -> Do + S + V + Object
[-, ?] Do I NOT eat banana? [Negative, Interrogative] - Verbal sentence
Form -> Do + S + NOT + V + Object

e.g:
[+] I am handsome. [Positive] - Nominal sentence

Form -> S + V + Complement
[-] I am NOT handsome. [Negative] - Nominal sentence
Form -> S + be [am, is, are] + NOT + Complement
[?] Am I handsome? [Interrogative] - Nominal sentence
Form -> Be [am, is, are] + S + Complement
[-, ?] Am I NOT handsome? [Negative, Interrogative] - Nominal sentence
Form -> Be [am, is, are] + S + NOT + Complement

#Simple Past
Verb: eat
e.g:
[+] I ate banana. [positive] - Verbal sentence
Form -> S + V + Object
[-] I did NOT eat banana. [Negative] - Verbal sentence
Form -> S + did+ NOT + V + Object
[?] Did I eat banana? [Interrogative] - Verbal sentence
Form -> Did + S + V + Object
[-, ?] Did I NOT eat banana? [Negative, Interrogative] - Verbal sentence
Form -> Did+ S + NOT + V + Object

e.g:
[+] I was handsome. [Positive] - Nominal sentence
Form -> S + V + Complement
[-] I was NOT handsome. [Negative] - Nominal sentence
Form -> S + be [am, is, are] + NOT + Complement
[?] Was I handsome? [Interrogative] - Nominal sentence
Form -> Be [was, were] + S + Complement
[-, ?] Was I NOT handsome? [Negative, Interrogative] - Nominal sentence
Form -> Be [am, is, are] + S + NOT + Complement

#Simple Future
Verb : eat
[+] I will eat banana. [positive] - Verbal sentence
Form -> S + will/shall + V + Object
[-] I will NOT eat banana. [Negative] - Verbal sentence
Form -> S + will/shall + NOT + V + Object
[?] Will I eat banana? [Interrogative] - Verbal sentence
Form -> Will+ S + V + Object
[-, ?] Will I NOT eat banana? [Negative, Interrogative] - Verbal sentence
Form -> Will + S + NOT + V + Object

e.g:
[+] I will be handsome. [Positive] - Nominal sentence
Form -> S + will + be + Complement
[-] I will NOT be handsome. [Negative] - Nominal sentence
Form -> S + will + be + NOT + Complement
[?] Will I be handsome? [Interrogative] - Nominal sentence
Form -> Will + S + be + Complement
[-, ?] Will I NOT be handsome? [Negative, Interrogative] - Nominal sentence
Form -> Will + S + be + NOT + Complement

#Simple Past Future
Verb : eat
[+] I would eat banana. [positive] - Verbal sentence
Form -> S + would/should + V + Object
[-] I would NOT eat banana. [Negative] - Verbal sentence
Form -> S + would/should + NOT + V + Object
[?] Would I eat banana? [Interrogative] - Verbal sentence
Form -> would/should + S + V + Object
[-, ?] would I NOT eat banana? [Negative, Interrogative] - Verbal sentence
Form -> would/should + S + NOT + V + Object

e.g:
[+] I would be handsome. [Positive] - Nominal sentence
Form -> S + would/should + be + Complement
[-] I would NOT be handsome. [Negative] - Nominal sentence
Form -> S + would/should + be + NOT + Complement
[?] Would I be handsome? [Interrogative] - Nominal sentence
Form -> would/should + S + be + Complement
[-, ?] Would I NOT be handsome? [Negative, Interrogative] - Nominal sentence
Form -> would/should + S + be + NOT + Complement

Exercise!
Let's build your own sentences with verbs below!
- Run
- Sleep
- Watch
- Walk
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