Negative: Future continuous: They / not / be / coming / to the party / tonight
They will not be coming to the party tonight.
Negative-Present continuous: We / not / watch / TV / at the moment
We are not watching TV at the moment.
Interrogative: Simple present: You / work / here every day?
Do you work here every day?
Negative-Simple future: He / not / attend / the meeting / tomorrow
He will not attend the meeting tomorrow.
Positive: Future continuous: She / be / traveling / to Japan / next month
She will be traveling to Japan next month.
Interrogative: Simple future: He / visit / his grandparents / next week?
Will he visit his grandparents next week?
Interrogative: Simple past: You / ever / witness / such an impressive performance before?
Did you ever witness such an impressive performance before?
Negative: Future continuous: I / not / be attending / the conference due to a prior commitment
I will not be attending the conference due to a prior commitment.
Interrogative: Present continuous: You / read / a book / at the moment?
Are you reading a book at the moment?
Interrogative: Simple future: You / join / us for dinner / later?
Will you join us for dinner later?
Positive: Past continuous: I / read / a book / when the phone rang
I was reading a book when the phone rang.
Positive-Simple present: Janet / run / in the park every morning
Janet runs in the park everymorning
Interrogative: Simple past: She / finish / her homework / on time?
Did she finish her homework on time?
Negative: Simple future: We / not / be able / to complete the report without additional resources
We will not be able to complete the report without additional resources.
Interrogative-Present continuous: He / study / for the test / this week?
Is he studying for the test this week?
Negative: Simple future: We / not / attend / the concert / tomorrow
We will not attend the concert tomorrow.
Positive: Present continuous: They / build / a new house / this year
They are building a new house this year.
Interrogative: Future continuous: You / be / working / tomorrow morning?
Will you be working tomorrow morning?
Positive: Simple past: We / go / to the beach / last Saturday
We went to the beach last Saturday.
Positive: Simple present: The committee / meet / every Tuesday to discuss the new policy
The committee meets every Tuesday to discuss the new policy.
Positive-Simple past: Lisa / visit / her grandparents / last summer
Lisa visited her grandparents last summer.