Wednesday, April 14, 2010

Past Future Perfect Tense

Hi all,
Let's study Past Future Perfect Tense

Positive
  1. I would have drunk a cup of coffee.
  2. You would have drunk a cup of coffee.
  3. We would have drunk a cup of coffee.
  4. They would have drunk a cup of coffee.
  5. He would have drunk a cup of coffee.
  6. She would have drunk a cup of coffee.
  7. Guntur would have drunk a cup of coffee.
  8. Father would have drunk a cup of coffee.
  9. He and she would have drunk a cup of coffee.
  10. Father and Guntur would have drunk a cup of coffee.

Negative
  1. I would not have drunk a cup of coffee.
  2. You would not have drunk a cup of coffee.
  3. We would not have drunk a cup of coffee.
  4. They would not have drunk a cup of coffee.
  5. He would not have drunk a cup of coffee.
  6. She would not have drunk a cup of coffee.
  7. Guntur would not have drunk a cup of coffee.
  8. Father would not have drunk a cup of coffee.
  9. He and she would not have drunk a cup of coffee.
  10. Father and Guntur would not have drunk a cup of coffee.

Interrogative
  1. Would I have drunk a cup of coffee?
  2. Would you have drunk a cup of coffee?
  3. Would we have drunk a cup of coffee?
  4. Would they have drunk a cup of coffee?
  5. Would he have drunk a cup of coffee?
  6. Would she have drunk a cup of coffee?
  7. Would Guntur have drunk a cup of coffee?
  8. Would father have drunk a cup of coffee?
  9. Would he and she have drunk a cup of coffee?
  10. Would father and Guntur have drunk a cup of coffee?

Negative Interrogative
  1. Would I not have drunk a cup of coffee?
  2. Would you not have drunk a cup of coffee?
  3. Would we not have drunk a cup of coffee?
  4. Would they not have drunk a cup of coffee?
  5. Would he not have drunk a cup of coffee?
  6. Would she not have drunk a cup of coffee?
  7. Would Guntur not have drunk a cup of coffee?
  8. Would father not have drunk a cup of coffee?
  9. Would he and she not have drunk a cup of coffee?
  10. Would father and Guntur not have drunk a cup of coffee?

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