67. Tenses(100) HS1stYr/TDC1st Sem/AltEHS2ndYr/AEC101

1-48
Present Simple
He uploads videos. Affirmative 
He doesn't upload videos. Negative 
Does he upload videos? Interrogative 
Does he not upload videos? Negative Interrogative 
Past Simple
He uploaded videos. Affirmative 
He did not upload videos. Negative 
Did he upload videos? Interrogative 
Did he not upload videos? Negative Interrogative 
Future Simple
He will be uploading videos. Affirmative 
He will not be uploading videos. Negative 
Will he be uploading videos? Interrogative 
Will he not be uploading videos? Negative Interrogative 
Present Continuous
He is uploading videos. Affirmative 
He is not uploading videos. Negative 
Is he uploading videos? Interrogative 
Is he not/Isn't he uploading videos? Negative Interrogative 
Past Continuous
He was uploading videos. Affirmative 
He was not uploading videos. Negative 
Was he uploading videos? Interrogative 
Was he not uploading videos? Negative Interrogative 
Future Continuous
He will be uploading videos. Affirmative 
He will not be uploading videos. Negative 
Will he be uploading videos? Interrogative 
Will he not be uploading videos? Negative Interrogative 
Present Perfect
He has uploaded videos. Affirmative 
He has not uploaded videos. Negative 
Has he uploaded videos? Interrogative 
Has he not/Hasn't he uploaded videos? Negative Interrogative 
Past Perfect
He had uploaded videos. Affirmative 
He had not uploaded videos. Negative 
Had he uploaded videos? Interrogative 
Had he not uploaded videos? Negative Interrogative 
Future Perfect
He would have uploaded videos. Affirmative 
He would not have uploaded videos. Negative 
Would he have uploaded videos? Interrogative 
Would he not have uploaded videos? Negative Interrogative 
Present Perfect Continuous
He has been uploading videos. Affirmative 
He has not been uploading videos. Negative 
Has he been uploading videos? Interrogative 
Has he not been uploading videos? Negative Interrogative 
Past Perfect Continuous
He had been uploading videos. Affirmative 
He had not been uploading videos. Negative 
Had he been uploading videos? Interrogative 
Had he not been uploading videos? Negative Interrogative 
Future Perfect Continuous
He would have been uploading videos. Affirmative 
He would not have been uploading videos. Negative 
Would he have been uploading videos? Interrogative 
Would he not have been uploading videos? Negative Interrogative 

49-60
Present Simple
I play duff.
Past Simple
I played duff.
Future Simple
I will play duff.
Present Continuous
I am playing duff.
Past Continuous
I was playing duff.
Future Continuous
I will be playing duff.
Present Perfect
I have played duff.
Past Perfect
I had played duff.
Future Perfect
I would have played duff.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been playing duff.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been playing duff.
Future Perfect Continuous
I would have been playing duff.

61-69
Present Simple
I do
Past Simple
I did
Future Simple
I will do
Present Continuous
I am doing
Past Continuous
I was doing
Future Continuous
I will be doing
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been doing
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been doing
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been doing

70-
Present Simple
I have a mobile (Affirmative)
I don't have a mobile (Negative)
Do I have a mobile?  (Interrogative)
Don't I have a mobile? (Negative Interrogative )
Past Simple
I had a mobile.(Affirmative)
I didn't had a mobile. (Negative)
Did I have a mobile? (Interrogative)
Didn't I have a mobile? (Negative Interrogative)
Future Simple
I shall/will have a mobile.(Affirmative)
I shall/will not have a mobile.(Negative)
Shall/will I have a mobile?(Interrogative)
Shan't I/Won't I have a mobile? (Negative Interrogative)
Present Continuous
I am having a mobile.(Affirmative)
I am not having a mobile.(Negative)
Am I having a mobile?(Interrogative)
Am I not having a mobile?(Negative -Interrogative)
Past Continuous
I was having a mobile.(Affirmative)
I was not having a mobile.(Negative)
Was I having a mobile?(Interrogative)
Was I not having a mobile?(Negative-Interrogative)
Future Continuous
I shall be having a mobile.(Affirmative)
I shall not be having a mobile.(Negative)
Shall I be having a mobile?(Interrogative)
Shall I not be having a mobile?(Negative-Interrogative)
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been having a mobile.(Affirmative)
I have not been having a mobile.(Negative)
Have I been having a mobile?(Interrogative)
Have I not been having a mobile?(Negative-Interrogative)
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been having a mobile.(Affirmative)
I had not been having a mobile.(Negative)
Had I been having a mobile?(Interrogative)
Had I not been having a mobile?(Negative-Interrogative)
Future Perfect Continuous
I shall/will have been having a mobile.(Affirmative)
I shall not have been having a mobile.(Negative)
Shall I have been having a mobile?(Interrogative)
Shall I not have been having a mobile? (Negative-Interrogative)

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