Simple Present Tense
·
I
work in the office
·
She
play badminton every month
·
I
speak Indonesian every day
Present Continuous Tense
·
He
is studying English at the campus
·
She
is cooking at the kitchen
·
She
is swimming
Present Perfect Tense
·
Stanley
has drunk some drink in cafe
·
He has been at home since morning
Present Perfect Continuous Tense
·
She has been working in the office
·
He has been reading a magazine for an hour
Simple Past Tense
·
I saw a movie yesterday
·
Last month, she was here with me
Past Continuous Tense
·
He was studying when I came
·
Stanley was cooking when his mother danced
·
I
was working all night yesterday in the office
Past Perfect Tense
·
She had gone to Bali when I called her
·
Winny had driven car when I called her
Past Perfect Continuous Tense
·
He had been living in Bandung about nine years
·
had
been collecting papers all morning.
·
When
Tina came, Stanley had been cooking.
Future Tense
·
We will go to market soon
·
I am going to school next month
Future Continuous Tense
·
I will be studying English next year
·
I will be swimming tomorrow
Future Perfect Tense
·
I
will have been in this house until tomorrow night
·
Stanley
will have bought my house next month
Future Perfect Continuous Tense
·
I
will have been visiting mother tomorrow morning
·
They
shall have been studying English tomorrow
Past Future tense
·
She
should be in Jakarta next month
·
I
would be pick up when you arrive at the airport
Past Future Continuous tense
·
My sister would be finishing script last week
·
She should be watching korean movie last day
Past Future Perfect tense
·
Winny
would have seen Stanley if She had come earlier
·
Sinta
would have been travelled if her parents had permitted
Past Future Perfect Continuous
tense
·
My
boyfriend would have been giving money
at this hour yesterday night
·
My
mother will have been visiting us tomorrow morning
