English Grammar and Writing Guide

Perfect Continuous #Present Perfect Continuous Verb: Walk E.g.: [+] That robot has been walking for 5 hours usually the owner calls him. [-] That robot has NOT been walking for 5 hours usually the owner calls him. [?] Has that robot been walking for 5 hours usually the owner calls him? [-, ?] Has that robot NOT been walking for 5 hours usually the owner calls him? #Past Perfect Continuous Verb: Walk

Perfect Te nse #Present Perfect Verb: go E.g.: [+] She has gone.[Verbal sentence] Form: S + have/has + Past Participle [-] She has NOT gone. [Verbal sentence] Form: S + have/has + NOT + Past Participle [?] Has she gone? [Verbal sentence] Form: Have/has + S + Past Participle [-, ?] Has She NOT gone? [Verbal sentence] Form: Have/has + S + NOT + Past Participle #Past Perfect Verb: go

Continuous Tense #Present Continuous Verb: Walk E.g: [+] I am walking to the book store. Form: S + be [am, is, are] + V + ing + O [-] I am NOT walking to the book store. Form: S + be + NOT + V + ing + O [?] Am I walking to the book store? Form: Be + S + V + ing + O [-, ?] Am I NOT walking to the book store? Form: Be + S + NOT + V + ing + O E.g: [+] I am handsome.

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