30 Sentences of Simple Future Tense Using Already and Yet with Present Perfect Tense Future Perfect Continuous Tense Definition, Affirmative, Negative and Interrogative Sentences Definition with Examples. Future Simple Tense is used to express the actions that are supposed to take place in the future. It could relate to the actions that could happen both in the near as well as late future, it may or may not have any time reference. Consider the following sentences in Future Simple Tense-. Check these examples of sentences using there was and there were. There was a cat in the house. There was money in the safe. There was a dog barking at us. There was a grocery store right there. There was a dog in the street. There were two police officers waiting for you outside. There were three friends of mine who wanted to do that. Structure of the sentences is given below. Subject + do/does + 1 st form of verb + object. People do not sight moon of Eid. لوگ عید کا چاند نہیں دیکھتے ہیں ۔. Some more examples are given below. People do not sight moon of Eid. لوگ عید کا چاند نہیں دیکھتے ہیں ۔. The women do not apply henna. The second additional meaning the present continuous can express is an attitude of annoyance. We very often use time adverbials such as 'always' and 'all the time' when we want to express this meaning. The sentences in the explanation above are good examples of this. The third (though not necessarily last) meaning expresses some kind of change. The sentence should start with a subject when it is a positive or negative sentence. When the tense is used in an interrogative or negative interrogative sentence, it should start with the helping verb, followed by the subject and the main verb. Uses of the Past Continuous Tense. The past continuous tense can be put to use when, Change the following sentences into negative and interrogative sentences i) Uman can fly kites ii) Sagar will help me with this project iii) Chetan could lift really heavy weights iv) You could have taken the school bus v) This will be a difficult assignment vi) Rehaan may become the next captain. Answer. They ensure sentences with proper usage of grammar. Some rules are written below: Rule1: Wh en question tags are negative, Anomalous v erbs are used in an abbreviated form. For example: don't, shouldn't, couldn't, daren't, hadn't, won't they, etc. Rule2: If the sentence is positive, the question tag will be negative and vice-versa. An interrogative sentence is a question. An interrogative sentence always ends in a question mark. Interrogative sentences are marked by the use of interrogative words ( interrogative pronouns, interrogative adverbs, and interrogative determiners; e.g., "who," "why") or by a form of the auxiliary verb "do" (e.g., "Do you like me Introduction. Negative sentences are created by placing an auxiliary verb and not before the main verb. The auxiliary verb depends on the tense we are using. We use do + not in simple tenses, be + not in progressive tenses, have + not in perfect tenses and have + be + not in perfect progressive tenses. To negate the verb be and all modal verbs VSdR5LT.