Present Simple

My sister buys dresses at suburbia.

My sister doesnt buy dresses at suburbia.
Does my sister buy dresses at suburbia?
Yes, she does / No, She doesnt
My parents travel to Canada by plane.
My parents don't travel to Canada by plane.
Do my parents travel to Canada by plane?
Yes, they do. / No, they don't.
Jimmy learns how to use the new computer.
Jimmy doesn't learn how to use the computer.
Does Jimmy learn how to use the computer?
Yes, he does. / No, he doesn't.
Present Progressive
My sister is buying dresses at suburbia.
My sister is not buying dresses at suburbia.
Is my sister buying dresses at suburbia?
Yes, she is / No, she is not.
My parents are travelling to Canada by plane.
My parents arent travelling to Canada by plane.
Are my parents travelling to Canada by plane?
Yes, they are. / No, they are not.
Jimmy is learning how to use the new computer.
Jimmy isn't learning how to use the computer.
Is Jimmy learning how to use the computer?
Yes, he is. / No, he isn't.
Present Perfect
My sister has bought dresses at suburbia.
My sister has not bought dresses at suburbia.
Has my sister bought dresses at suburbia?
Yes, she has / no, she hasnt.
My parents have travelled to Canada by plane.
My parents havent travelled to Canada by plane.
Have my parents travelled to Canada by plane?
Yes, they have. / No, they haven't.
Jimmy has learned how to use the new computer.
Jimmy hasn't learned how to use the computer.
Has Jimmy learned how to use the computer?
Yes, he has. / No, he hasn't.

Present Perfect Progressive

My sister has been buying dresses at suburbia.
My sister has not been buying dresses at suburbia.
Has my sister been buying dresses at suburbia?
Yes, she has been. / No, She hasnt been.
My parents have been travelling to Canada by plane.
My parents havent been travelling to Canada by plane.
Have my parents been travelling to Canada by plane?
Yes, they have been. / No, they haven't been.
Jimmy has been learning how to use the new computer.
Jimmy hasnt been learning how to use the computer.
Has Jimmy been learning how to use the computer?
Yes, he has been. / No, he hasn't been.
Past Simple
My sister bought dresses at suburbia
My sister didnt bought dresses at suburbia.
Did my sister buy dresses at suburbia?
Yes, she did / No, she didnt.
My parents travelled to Canada by plane.
My parents didnt travel to Canada by plane.
Did my parents travel to Canada by plane?
Yes, they did. / No, they didnt.
Jimmy learned how to use the new computer.
Jimmy didnt learn how to use the computer.
Did Jimmy learn how to use the computer?
Yes, he did. / No, he didn't.
Past Progressive
My sister was buying dresses at suburbia.
My sister was not buying dresses at suburbia.
Was my sister buying dresses at suburbia?
Yes, she was / No, she wasnt.
My parents were travelling to Canada by plane
My parents weren't travelling to Canada by plane.
Were my parents travelling to Canada by plane?
Yes, they were. / No, they were not.
Jimmy was learning how to use the new computer.
Jimmy wasn't learning how to use the computer.
Was Jimmy learning how to use the computer?
Yes, he was. / No, he wasn't.

Past Perfect
My sister had bought dresses at suburbia.
My sister had not bought dresses at suburbia.
Had my sister bought dresses at suburbia?
Yes, she had. / No, she hadnt.
My parents had travelled to Canada by plane.
My parents hadnt travelled to Canada by plane.
Had my parents travelled to Canada by plane?
Yes, they had. / No, they hadn't.
Jimmy had learned how to use the new computer.
Jimmy hadn't learned how to use the computer.
Had Jimmy learned how to use the computer?
Yes, he had. / No, he hadn't.
Past Perfect Progressive
My sister had been buying dresses at suburbia.
My sister hadnt been buying dresses at suburbia.
Had my sister been buying dresses at suburbia?
Yes, she had been / No, she hadnt been.
My parents had been travelling to Canada by plane.
My parents hadnt been travelling to Canada by plane.
Had my parents been travelling to Canada by plane?
Yes, they had been. / No, they hadn't been.
Jimmy had been learning how to use the new computer.
Jimmy hadn't been learning how to use the computer.
Had Jimmy been learning how to use the computer?
Yes, he had been. / No, he hadn't been.
Future Simple
My sister will buy dresses at suburbia.
My sister wont buy dresses at suburbia.
Will my sister buys dresses at suburbia?
Yes, she will / No she wont.
My parents will travel to Canada by plane.
My parents won't travel to Canada by plane.
Will my parents travel to Canada by plane?
Yes, they will. / No, they won't.
Jimmy will learn how to use the new computer.
Jimmy won't learn how to use the computer.
Will Jimmy learn how to use the computer?
Yes, he will. / No, he won't.

Future Progressive
My sister will be buying dresses at suburbia.
My sister wont be buying dresses at suburbia.
Will my sister be buying dresses at suburbia?
Yes, she will be. / No, she wont be.
My parents will be travelling to Canada by plane
My parents wont be travelling to Canada by plane.
Will my parents be travelling to Canada by plane?
Yes, they will be. / No, they will not be.
Jimmy will be learning how to use the new computer.
Jimmy won't be learning how to use the computer.
Will Jimmy be learning how to use the computer?
Yes, he will be. / No, he won't be.
Future Perfect
My sister will have bought dresses at suburbia.
My sister wont have bought dresses at suburbia.
Will my sister have bought dresses at suburbia?
Yes, she will have. / No, she wont have.
My parents will have travelled to Canada by plane.
My parents wont have travelled to Canada by plane.
Will my parents have travelled to Canada by plane?
Yes, they will have. / No, they won't have.
Jimmy will have learned how to use the new computer.
Jimmy won't have learned how to use the computer.
Will Jimmy have learned how to use the computer?
Yes, he will have. / No, he won't have.
Future Perfect Progressive
My sister will have been buying dresses at suburbia.
My sister wont have been buying dresses at suburbia.
Will my sister have been buying dresses at suburbia?
Yes, she will have been. / No, she wont have been.
My parents will have been travelling to Canada by plane.
My parents wont have been travelling to Canada by plane.
Will my parents have been travelling to Canada by plane?
Yes, they will have been. / No, they wont have been.
Jimmy will have been learning how to use the new computer.
Jimmy wont have been learning how to use the computer.
Will Jimmy have been learning how to use the computer?
Yes, he will have been. / No, he won't have been