Tense Chart for Translation
Present Tense
1. Present Indefinite Tense
(Subject + Verb 1st + Object)
He writes a letter.
He does not write a letter.
Does he write a letter?
Does he not write a letter?
2. Present Continuous Tense
(Sub + is/are/am V1st+ing+ Obj)
He is writing a letter.
He is not writing a letter.
Is he writing a letter?
Is he not writing a letter?
3. Present Perfect Tense
(Sub + has/have V3rd + Obj)
He has written a letter.
He has not written a letter.
Has he written a letter?
Has he not written a letter?
4. Present Perfect Continuous Tense
(Sub + has/have been V1st+ing+ Obj)
He has
been writing a letter since morning.
He has
not writing a letter since morning.
Has he been
writing a letter since morning?
Has he not been writing a letter since morning?
Past Tense
5. Past Indefinite Tense
(Subject + Verb 2nd + Object)
He wrote a letter.
He did not write a letter.
Did he write a letter?
Did he not write a letter?
6. Past Continuous Tense
(Sub + was/were V1st+ing+ Obj)
He was writing a letter.
He was
not writing a letter.
Was he writing a letter?
Was he not writing a letter?
7. Past Perfect Tense
(Sub + had V3rd + Obj)
He had
written a letter.
He had
not written a letter.
Had he written a letter?
Had he not written a letter?
8. Past Perfect Continuous Tense
(Sub + had been V1st+ing+ Obj)
He had
been writing a letter since
morning.
He had
not writing a letter since
morning.
Had he been
writing a letter since morning?
Had he not been writing a letter since morning?
Future Tense
9. Future Indefinite Tense
(Subject + shall/will Verb 1st +
Object)
He will
write a letter.
He will
not write a letter.
Will he write a letter?
Will he not
write a letter?
10. Future Continuous Tense
(Sub + shall/will be V1st+ing+ Obj)
He will
be writing a letter.
He will
not be writing a letter.
Will he be writing a letter?
Will he not be writing a letter?
11. Future Perfect Tense
(Sub + shall/will have V3rd + Obj)
He will have written a letter.
He will have not written a letter.
Will he have written a letter?
Will he not have written a letter?
12. Future Perfect Continuous Tense
(Sub + shall/will have been V1st+ing+ Obj)
He will
have been writing a letter since
morning.
He will
have not been writing a letter
since morning.
Will he have
been writing a letter since
morning?
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