AFFIRMATIVE	NEGATIVE	INTERROGATIVE	SHORT ANSWER A.	SHORT ANSWER N.
PRESENT SIMPLE	She eats hot dog today.	She doesn’t  eat hot dogs today.	Does she eat hot dogs today?	Yes, She does.	No, she doesn’t
PAST  SIMPLE	She ate hot dogs yesterday.	She didn’t eat hot dog yesterday.	Did she eat hot dog yesterday?	Yes, she did.	No, she didn’t.
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE	She is eating hot dos right now.	She isn’t eating hot dogs right now.	Is she eating hot dogs right now?	Yes, she is.	No, she isn’t.
PAST PROGRESSIVE	She was eating hot dogs last week.	She wasn’t eating hot dogs last week.	Was she eating hot dogs last week?

	AFFIRMATIVE	NEGATIVE	INTERROGATIVE	Short anwer  Affirmative	Short anwer Negative
Present Tense I	I build a house every year	I don´t build a house every year	Do You build a house every year?	Yes, I do	No, I don´t
you / we / they	-You build a house every year	-You don't build a house every year.	-Do you build a house every year?	-Yes, I do.	No, I don't.
she / he / it	-She builds a house every year.	-She doesn't build a house every year.	-Does she build a house every year.	-Yes, She does.	-No, she doesn´t.
Simple past I/You/she/he/ it/we/they	-I built a house every year.	-I didn't build a house every year.	-Did I build a house every year.	-Yes, I did.	-No, I didn't.
Present Progressive Or continuos	Present Progressive Or continuos	Present Progressive Or continuos	Present Progressive Or continuos	Present Progressive Or continuos	Present Progressive Or continuos
I	-I am building a house every year.	-I am not building a house every year.	-Am I building a house every year.	-Yes, I am.	-No, I am not.
she / he / it	-She is building a house every year.	-She isn't a house every year.	-Is she building a house every year.	Yes, she is.	No, she isn't.
you / we / they	You are building a house every year.	You aren't building a house every year.	are you building a house every year.	yes, you are	No, you aren't.