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  Present Tense I do my homework every day. You do the dishes after dinner. He does his best at work. She does her hair every morning. We do a lot of fun things together. They do what they love. The dog does tricks for treats. The cat does her own thing. The ball does not stop bouncing. The sun does not stop shining. Past Tense I did my homework yesterday. You did the dishes last night. He did his best at the job interview. She did her hair for the party. We did a lot of fun things last summer. They did what they wanted to do. The dog did tricks for the audience. The cat did her best to escape. The ball did not stop bouncing until it hit the wall. The sun did not stop shining all day. Future Tense I will do my homework tonight. You will do the dishes tomorrow. He will do his best at the next job interview. She will do her hair for the wedding. We will do a lot of fun things next summer. They will do what they want to do in the future. The dog will do tricks for the kids. The cat wi...

  Present Tense I have a dog. You have a cat. He has a car. She has a house. It has a tail. We have friends. They have money. The dog has a bone. The cat has a ball of yarn. The house has a yard. Past Tense I had a pet hamster when I was a kid. You had a bicycle when you were younger. He had a girlfriend in high school. She had a dream of becoming a doctor. It had a lot of fur. We had a lot of fun together. They had a lot of money saved up. The dog had a bone in its mouth. The cat had a ball of yarn in its paws. The house had a big yard. Future Tense I will have a house in the future. You will have a car when you get a job. He will have a family of his own someday. She will have a successful career. It will have a long and happy life. We will have a lot of children. They will have a lot of money to travel the world. The dog will have a big backyard to play in. The cat will have a scratching post to keep its claws sharp. The house will have a pool to cool off in during the summer. I...

  Present tense I am a student. You are tall. He is handsome. She is beautiful. It is hot outside. We are happy. They are excited. The dog is barking. The cat is sleeping. The ball is blue. Past tense I was a student last year. You were tall when you were a child. He was handsome when he was young. She was beautiful when she was in her twenties. It was cold outside yesterday. We were happy when we got married. They were excited when they won the lottery. The dog was barking at the mailman. The cat was sleeping on the couch. The ball was blue when I bought it. Future tense I will be a doctor next year. You will be rich one day. He will be a famous actor. She will be a successful businesswoman. It will be sunny tomorrow. We will be happy when we have children. They will be excited to meet their new baby brother. The dog will be barking at the new cat. The cat will be sleeping on the windowsill. The ball will be blue when I return it to the store. Present tense I am a student. You are...

  What would we have been doing if...? Bard, please write 50 sentences in CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS tense, where there is a pattern: always include   the word WOULD expressing the CONDITIONAL tense, followed by the to have verb in   simple present tense, the to be verb in past participle tens (been) and the main verb which gives sense to the phrase ending in ing. Example: They would have been working extra hours on Friday or We would have been driving to Canada next month.   Sure, here are 50 sentences in the conditional perfect continuous tense: 1.     I would have been working extra hours on Friday if I hadn't gotten sick. 2.     We would have been driving to Canada next month if we had saved up enough money. 3.     She would have been studying for the test all week if she hadn't been so busy. 4.     He would have been practicing his guitar for hours if he hadn't been so tired. 5. ...

 CONDICIONAL PERFECTO What would we have done if...? Bard, please write 50 sentences in CONDITIONAL PERFECT tense, where there is a pattern: always include  the word WOULD expressing the CONDITIONAL tense, followed by the to have verb in  simple present tense and the main verb which gives sense to the phrase ending in past participle. Example: They would have worked extra hours on Friday or We would have driven to Canada next month Sure, here are 50 sentences in conditional perfect tense: I would have finished my homework if I had started earlier. We would have won the game if we had played better. She would have gotten the job if she had interviewed better. He would have passed the test if he had studied harder. They would have arrived on time if they had left earlier. I would have saved more money if I had been more frugal. We would have traveled more if we had had more time. She would have been more successful if she had taken more risks. He would have been happier...