Present continues.
Am I eating breakfast?
Are you eating breakfast?
Is he eating breakfast?
Is she eating breakfast?
Is it eating breakfast?
Are we eating breakfast?
Are you eating breakfast?
Are they eating breakfast?
Is he eating breakfast? (active voice)
Is brecfast being eaten? (passive voice)
Present simple.
Do I eat breakfast every day?
Do you eat breakfast every day?
Does he eat breakfast every day?
Does she eat breakfast every day?
Does it eat breakfast every day?
Do we eat breakfast every day?
Do you eat breakfast every day?
Do they eat breakfast every day?
Do I eat breakfast every day? (active voice)
Is brecfast eaten every day? (passive voice)
Past simple.
Did I eat breakfast yesterday?
Did you eat breakfast yesterday?
Did she eat breakfast yesterday?
Did it eat breakfast yesterday?
Did we eat breakfast yesterday?
Did you eat breakfast yesterday?
Did they eat breakfast yesterday?
Did they eat breakfast yesterday? (active voice)
Was brecfast eaten yesterday? (passive voice)
Future simple.
Will I eat breakfast in two week's time?
Will you eat breakfast in two week's time?
Will he eat breakfast in two week's time?
Will she eat breakfast in two week's time?
Will it eat breakfast in two week's time?
Will we eat breakfast in two week's time?
Will you eat breakfast in two week's time?
Will they eat breakfast in two week's time?
Will you eat breakfast in two week's time? (active voice)
Will brekfast be eaten in two week's time? (passive voice)
First conditional
(if + present simple + future simple).
If I eat breakfast I won't be hungry.
Second conditional (If I were)
(if + past simple + would).
If I ate breakfast I wouldn't be hungry. (I always eat breakfast)
Present perfect.
How many breakfasts have I eaten this week?
How many breakfasts have you eaten this week?
How many breakfasts has he eaten this week?
How many breakfasts has she eaten this week?
How many breakfasts has it eaten this week?
How many breakfasts have we eaten this week?
How many breakfasts have you eaten this week?
How many breakfasts have they eaten this week?
How many breakfasts have they eaten this week? (active voice)
How many breakfasts have been eaten this week? (passive voice)
Past continues
(was/were + present participle +ing).
Were you eating breakfast at 7am yesterday? (active voice)
Was breakfast being eaten at 7am yesterday? (passive voice)
Past continues (2)
(past continues + when + past simple)
Were you eating breakfast when he didn't wake up yet?
Past continues (3)
(past continues + while + past continues)
Were you eating breakfast while he was sleeping?
