Question

Three sentence for every tense

Answer 1

Answer:

I eat an ice cream

I don't eat an ice cream

do I eat an ice cream?

I am eating an ice cream

I am not eating an ice cream

am I eating an ice cream?

I have eaten an Ice cream.

I have not eaten an ice cream

have I eaten an ice cream?

I have been eating an ice-cream since morning.

PAST TENSE

I ate an ice cream.

I was eating an ice cream

I had eaten an ice cream

I had been eating an ice cream since Monday.

Answer 2

Answer:

Present Tense:

• I go for a walk on the beach everyday.

• I am making fruit chaat for myself.

• I have decided to eat my dinner early today.

• My friend has been calling me everyday.

Past Tense:

• Yesterday the sunrise was spectacular.

• Yesterday I was enjoying myself at the beach when it started raining heavily.

• I had left my umbrella at my friend's house last week.

• We had been waiting for two hours for the rains to stop.

Future Tense:

• We shall meet in the canteen tomorrow.

• By this time next year, I shall be writing another book.

• I shall have completed my work by next week.

• Probably all the guests will have been leaving for their homes after 10 p.m. Tomorrow.