Dear
Emaratia,
I
don �t understand your question exactly.
However:
First, with the verb,
�to GO�.
Present
Simple:
"Every day, I go to school".
"Every day, you go to
school".
"Every day, he goes to
school".
"Every day, she goes to
school".
"Every day, it goes to
school".
"Every day, we go to school".
"Every day, they go to
school".
Present
Progressive (or Present Continuous):
"Now, I am going to school".
"Now, you are going to
school".
"Now, he is going to school".
"Now, she is going to
school".
"Now, it is going to school".
"Now, we are going to
school".
"Now, they are going to
school".
Past
Simple:
"Yesterday, I went to
school".
"Yesterday, you went to
school".
"Yesterday, he went to
school".
"Yesterday, she went to
school".
"Yesterday, it went to school".
"Yesterday, we went to
school".
"Yesterday, they went to
school".
Present
Perfect:
"I have gone to school".
"You have gone to school".
"He has gone to school".
"She has gone to school".
"It has gone to school".
"We have gone to school".
"They have gone to school".
Second, with the
verb, �to BE�.
Present
Simple:
"Every day, I am friendly".
"Every day, you are friendly".
"Every day, he is friendly".
"Every day, she is friendly".
"Every day, it is friendly".
"Every day, we are friendly".
"Every day, they are friendly".
Present
Progressive (or Present Continuous):
"Now, I am being friendly".
"Now, you are being friendly".
"Now, he is being friendly".
"Now, she is being friendly".
"Now, it is being friendly".
"Now, we are being friendly".
"Now, they are being friendly".
Past
Simple:
"Yesterday, I was friendly".
"Yesterday, you were friendly".
"Yesterday, he was friendly".
"Yesterday, she was friendly".
"Yesterday, it was friendly".
"Yesterday, we were friendly".
"Yesterday, they were friendly".
Present
Perfect:
"I have been friendly".
"You have been friendly".
"He has been friendly".
"She has been friendly".
"It has been friendly".
"We have been friendly".
"They have been friendly".
I
hope that this helps you.
Les
