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EXAMPLES : SIMPLE PAST

1. Affirmative: He went to the temple.
2. Interrogative: Did he go to the temple?
3. Negation: He did not go to the temple.
4. Affirmative: You played chess.
5. Interrogative: Did I play chess?
6. Negation: You did not play chess.
7. Affirmative: I typed very fast.
8. Interrogative: Did I type very fast?
9. Negation: I did not type very fast.
10. Affirmative: She worked at my office.
11. Interrogative: Did she work at your office? 
12. Negation: She did not work at my office.
13. Affirmative: It broke easily.
14. Interrogative: Did it break easily?
15. Negation: It did not break down into pieces.
16. Affirmative: We helped others.
17. Interrogative:  Did we help others?
18. Negation: We did not play in the evening.
19. Affirmative:  They helped others.
20. Interrogative:  Did they help others?
21. Negation:  They did not play in the evening.

EXAMPLES: PAST CONTINUOUS

1. Affirmative: He was going to the temple.
2. Interrogative: Was he going to the temple?
3. Negation: He was going to the temple.
4. Affirmative: You were playing chess.
5. Interrogative: Were you playing chess?
6. Negation: You were not playing chess.
7. Affirmative: I was typing very fast.
8. Interrogative: Was I typing very fast?
9. Negation: I was typing very fast.
10. Affirmative: She was working at my office.
11. Interrogative: Was she working at your office? 
12. Negation: She was not working at my office.
13. Affirmative: It was breaking easily.
14. Interrogative: Was it breaking easily?
15. Negation: It was not breaking down into pieces.
16. Affirmative: We were helping others.
17. Interrogative:  Were we helping others?
18. Negation: We were not helping others.
19. Affirmative:  They were helping others.
20. Interrogative:  Were they helping others?
21. Negation:  They were not playing in the evening.

EXAMPLES: PAST PERFECT

1. Affirmative: He had gone to the temple.
2. Interrogative: Had he gone to the temple?
3. Negation: He had gone to the temple.
4. Affirmative: You had played chess.
5. Interrogative: Had you played chess?
6. Negation: You had not played chess.
7. Affirmative: I had typed very fast.
8. Interrogative: Had I typed very fast?
9. Negation: I had not typed very fast.
10. Affirmative: She had worked at my office.
11. Interrogative: Had she worked at your office? 
12. Negation: She had not worked at my office.
13. Affirmative: It had broken easily.
14. Interrogative: Had it broken easily?
15. Negation: It had not broken down into pieces.
16. Affirmative: We had helped others.
17. Interrogative:  Had we helped others?
18. Negation: We had not helped others.
19. Affirmative:  They had helped others.
20. Interrogative:  Had they helped others?
21. Negation:  They had not played in the evening.

EXAMPLES: PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

1. Affirmative: He had been going to the temple.
2. Interrogative: Had he been going to the temple?
3. Negation: He had not been going to the temple.
4. Affirmative: You had been playing chess.
5. Interrogative: Had you been playing chess?
6. Negation: You had not been playing chess.
7. Affirmative: I had been typing very fast.
8. Interrogative: Had I been typing very fast?
9. Negation: I had not been typing very fast.
10. Affirmative: She had been working at my office.
11. Interrogative: Had she been working at your office? 
12. Negation: She had not been working at my office.
13. Affirmative: It had been working since morning.
14. Interrogative: Had it been working since morning?
15. Negation: It had not been working since morning.
16. Affirmative: We had been helping others.
17. Interrogative:  Had we been helping them?
18. Negation: We had not been helping others.
19. Affirmative:  They had been playing since evening.
20. Interrogative:  Had they been since evening?
21. Negation:  They had not been playing in the evening.

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