Modals Auxiliary Verbs

Modals Auxiliary Verbs

1.      (+) He can speak English well.
(-)  He cannot speak English well.   
(?)  Can he speak English well?

2.      (+) We will go to a movie.
(-)  We will not go to a movie.   
(?)  Will we go to a movie?

3.      (+) You must speak English.
(-)  You must not speak English.
(?)  Must you speak English?

4.      (+) You must study hard.

(-) You must not study hard

(?) Must you study hard?

5.      (+) You should hate him.

(-) You must not hate him

(?) Must you hate him?

6.      (+) You must skip school

(-) You must not skip school.

(?) Must you skip school?

7.      (+) You should do a diet.

(-) You should not a diet

      (?) Should you a diet?

8.      (+) He must be sick.  

(-) He must not be sick

(?) Must he be sick?

9.      (+) He may be sick.

      (-) He must not be sick                           

      (?) Must he be sick?

10.   (+) He might be sick

      (-) He must not be sick

      (?) Must he be sick?

Future Tense

Future Tense

1)   (+) I Went to office yesterday.

      (-) I did not go to office yesterday.

      (?) Did you go to office yesterday? Yes, I did/No, I did not

2)   (+) My uncle bought a new car last month.

      (-) My uncle did not buy a new car last month

      (?) Did your uncle buy a new car last month? Yes, she did/No, She did not

3)   (+) Rona got up early last Monday.

      (-) Rona did not get up early last Monday.
(?)Did Rona get up early last Monday? Yes, he did/No, He did not

4)   (+) The boy played games in this room 10 minutes ago.
(-) The boy did not play games in this room 10 minutes ago.
(?) Did the boy play games in this room 10 minutes ago? Yes, he did/ No, he did not

5        (+) I will be watching a movie tonight 

      (-) I will not be watching a movie tonight 

      (?) Will you be watching a movie tonight? 

6        (+) I will be reading a magazine tomorrow 
(-) I will not be reading a magazine tomorrow
(?) Will you be reading a magazine tomorrow? 

7        (+) We shall go together.
(-)  We shan't go together

(?)  Shall we go together?

8        (+) He will buy a new bag tomorrow.
(-) He won't buy a new bag tomorrow.
(?) Will he buy a new bag tomorrow?

9        (+) Diana will see a film tomorrow night.
(-) Diana won't see a film tomorrow night.
(?) Will Diana see a film tomorrow night?

10  (+) We shall study at the same class next month.
(-)  We shan't study at the same class next month.
 (?) Shall we study at the same class next month?

Simple Past Tenses

Simple Past Tenses

1)         (+) I bought Samsung Wonder in the mall.

(-) I didn’t buy Samsung Wonder in the mall.

(?) Did you buy Samsung Wonder in the mall.

2)         (+) You paid the government taxes last year.

(-) You didn’t pay the government taxes last year.

(?) Did you pay the government taxes last year?

3)       (+) Junila went to Romini’s new house.

(-) Junila didn’t go to Romini’s new house.

(?) Did Junila go to Romini’s new house?

4)       (+) They drank too much Coca Cola last night

 (-) They didn’t drink Coca Cola last night.

 (?) Did they drink too much Coca Cola last night?

5)         (+) I saw Mirah’s boyfriend yesterday.

(-) I didn’t see Mirah’s boyfriend yesterday.

(?) Did you see Mirah’s boyfriend yesterday?