12. Make negative sentences in 12 tenses

13. Change it into to questions

Simple Present Tense (verb) -> is not written [ I = me, we = us, you = you, she = her, he = him, they = them]

Japanese is not written by me – Is Japanese not written by me?

Japanese is not written by us – Is Japanese not written by us?

Japanese is not written by you – Is Japanese not written by you?

Japanese is not written by you – Is Japanese not written by you?

Japanese is not written by her – Is Japanese not written by her?

Japanese is not written by them – Is Japanese not written by them?

Present Continuous Tense (verb) -> is not being written [ I = me, we = us, you = you, she = her, he = him, they = them]

Japanese is not being written by me – Is Japanese not being written by me?

Japanese is not being written by us – Is Japanese not being written by us?

Japanese is not being written by you – Is Japanese not being written by you?

Japanese is not being written by you – Is Japanese not being written by you?

Japanese is not being written by her – Is Japanese not being written by her?

Japanese is not being written by them – Is Japanese not being written by them?

Present Perfect Tense (verb) -> has not been written [ I = me, we = us, you = you, she = her, he = him, they = them]

Japanese has not been written by me – Has Japanese not been written by me?

Japanese has not been written by us – Has Japanese not been written by us?

Japanese has not been written by you – Has Japanese not been written by you?

Japanese has not been written by you – Has Japanese not been written by you?

Japanese has not been written by her – Has Japanese not been written by her?

Japanese has not been written by them – Has Japanese not been written by them?

Present Perfect Continuous Tense - Nil

Simple Past Tense (verb) -> was not written, were not written [ I = me, we = us, you = you, she = her, he = him, they = them]

Japanese was not written by me – Was Japanese not written by me?

Japanese was not written by us – Was Japanese not written by us?

Japanese was not written by you – Was Japanese not written by you?

Japanese was not written by you – Was Japanese not written by you?

Japanese was not written by her – Was Japanese not written by her?

Japanese was not written by them – Was Japanese not written by them?

Past Continuous Tense (Verb) -> was not being written [ I = me, we = us, you = you, she = her, he = him, they = them]

Japanese was not being written by me – Was Japanese not being written by me?

Japanese was not being written by us – Was Japanese not being written by us?

Japanese was not being written by you – Was Japanese not being written by you?

Japanese was not being written by you – Was Japanese not being written by you?

Japanese was not being written by her – Was Japanese not being written by her?

Japanese was not being written by them – Was Japanese not being written by them?

Past Perfect Tense (Verb) -> had not been written [ I = me, we = us, you = you, she = her, he = him, they = them]

Japanese had not been written by me – Had Japanese not been written by me?

Japanese had not been written by us – Had Japanese not been written by us?

Japanese had not been written by you – Had Japanese not been written by you?

Japanese had not been written by you – Had Japanese not been written by you?

Japanese had not been written by her – Had Japanese not been written by her?

Japanese had not been written by them – Had Japanese not been written by them?

Past Perfect Continuous Tense - Nil

Simple Future Tense (verb) -> will not be written [I = me, we = us, you = you, she = her, he = him, they = them]

Japanese will not be written by me – Will Japanese not be written by me?

Japanese will not be written by us – Will Japanese not be written by us?

Japanese will not be written by you – Will Japanese not be written by you?

Japanese will not be written by you – Will Japanese not be written by you?

Japanese will not be written by her – Will Japanese not be written by her?

Japanese will not be written by them – Will Japanese not be written by them?

Future Continuous Tense (verb) -> will not be being written [ I = me, we = us, you = you, she = her, he = him, they = them]

Japanese will not be being written by me – Will Japanese not be being written by me?

Japanese will not be being written by us – Will Japanese not be being written by us?

Japanese will not be being written by you – Will Japanese not be being written by you?

Japanese will not be being written by you – Will Japanese not be being written by you?

Japanese will not be being written by her – Will Japanese not be being written by her?

Japanese will not be being written by them – Will Japanese not be being written by them?

Future Perfect Tense (verb) -> will not have been written [ I = me, we = us, you = you, she = her, he = him, they = them]

Japanese will not have been written by me – Will Japanese not have been written by me?

Japanese will not have been written by us – Will Japanese not have been written by us?

Japanese will not have been written by you – Will Japanese not have been written by you?

Japanese will not have been written by you – Will Japanese not have been written by you?

Japanese will not have been written by her – Will Japanese not have been written by her?

Japanese will not have been written by them – Will Japanese not have been written by them?

Future Perfect Continuous Tense – Nil

14. Write ‘Self-Introduction’/Tell about yourself

I am Sergey Ivanov. I am a second year student of Labour Economics. I am doing my course from the Technical Institute (Branch) of North-Eastern Federal University (NEFU) at Neryungry.

My father is a teacher. My mother is a teacher. I have a brother he is a Civil Engineer. I have a sister. She is studying at seventh grade.

I hail from Yakutia region. Yakutia is the largest administrative region in the world. Minerals extracted from here are of first rate quality. This is not available anywhere in the world.

I am interested in doing research in my field. I want to be a successful Economist. I love my country and I will work for my country.

15. Question Words: What, When, Where, Why, How, How long, How much and Who.

Write Fundamental Sentence in 12 tenses using a question word

(verb ‘complete’ homework, e.g. When do I complete my homework?)

Simple Present Tense (verb) - complete

When do I complete my homework?

I complete my homework in the evening

Do I complete my homework in the evening?

Yes, I complete my homework in the evening

No, I do not complete my homework in the evening

When do we complete our homework?

We complete our homework in the evening

Do we complete our homework in the evening?

Yes, we complete our homework in the evening

No, we do not complete our homework in the evening

Present Continuous Tense (verb) – is, am, are, ing

When am I completing my homework?

I am completing my homework in the evening

Am I completing my homework in the evening?

Yes, I am completing my homework in the evening

No, I am not completing my homework in the evening

When are we completing our homework?

We are completing our homework in the evening

Are we completing our homework in the evening?

Yes, we are completing our homework in the evening

No, we are not completing our homework in the evening

Present Perfect Tense (verb) – has, have, completed

When have I completed my homework?

I have completed my homework in the evening

Have I completed my homework in the evening?

Yes, I have completed my homework in the evening

No, I have not completed my homework in the evening

When have we completed our homework?

We have completed our homework in the evening

Have we completed our homework in the evening?

Yes, we have completed our homework in the evening

No, we have not completed our homework in the evening

Present Perfect Continuous Tense (verb) – has been completing, have been completing

When have I been completing my homework?

I have been completing my homework in the evening

Have I been completing my homework in the evening?

Yes, I have been completing my homework in the evening

No, I have not been completing my homework in the evening

When have we been completing our homework?

We have been completing our homework in the evening

Have we been completing our homework in the evening?

Yes, we have been completing our homework in the evening?

No, we have not been completing our homework in the evening

Simple Past Tense (verb) – completed ( did complete)

When did I complete my homework?

I completed my homework in the evening

(I did complete my homework in the evening)

Did I complete my homework in the evening?

Yes, I completed my homework in the evening

(Yes, I did complete my homework in the evening)

No, I did not complete my homework in the evening

When did we complete our homework?

We completed our homework in the evening

(We did complete our homework in the evening)

Did we complete our homework in the evening?

Yes, we completed our homework in the evening

(Yes, we did complete our homework in the evening)

No, we did not complete our homework in the evening

Past Continuous Tense (verb) – was, were, ing

When was I completing my homework?

I was completing my homework in the evening

Was I completing my homework in the evening?

Yes, I was completing my homework in the evening

No, I was not completing my homework in the evening

When were we completing our homework?

We were completing our homework in the evening

Were we completing our homework in the evening?

Yes, we were completing our homework in the evening?

No, we were not completing our homework in the evening

Past Perfect Tense (verb) – had, completed

When had I completed my homework?

I had completed my homework in the evening

Had I completed my homework in the evening?

Yes, I had completed my homework in the evening

No, I had not completed my homework in the evening

When had we completed our homework?

We had completed our homework in the evening

Had we completed our homework in the evening?

Yes, we had completed our homework in the evening

No, we had not completed our homework in the evening

Past Perfect Continuous Tense (verb) – had been completing

When had I been completing my home work?

I had been completing my homework in the evening

Had I been completing my homework in the evening?

Yes, I had been completing my homework in the evening

No, I had not been completing my homework in the evening.

When had we been completing our homework?

We had been completing our homework in the evening

Had we been completing our homework in the evening?

Yes, we had been completing our homework in the evening

No, we had not been completing our homework in the evening

Simple Future Tense (verb) – shall, will, complete

When shall I complete my homework?

I shall complete my homework in the evening

Shall I complete my homework in the evening?

Yes, I shall complete my homework in the evening

No, I shall not complete my homework in the evening

When shall we complete our homework?

We shall complete our homework in the evening

Shall we complete our homework in the evening?

Yes, we shall complete our homework in the evening

No, we shall not complete our homework in the evening

Future Continuous Tense (verb) – shall be, will be, ing

When shall I be completing my homework?

I shall be completing my homework in the evening

Shall I be completing my homework in the evening?

Yes, I shall be completing my homework in the evening

No, I shall not be completing my homework in the evening

When shall we be completing our homework?

We shall be completing our homework in the evening

Shall we be completing our homework in the evening?

Yes, we shall be completing our homework in the evening

No, we shall not be completing our homework in the evening.

Future Perfect Tense (verb) – shall have, will have, completed

When shall have I completed my homework?

I shall have completed my homework in the evening

Shall I have completed my homework in the evening?

Yes, I shall have completed my homework in the evening

No, I shall not have completed my homework in the evening

When shall have we completed our homework?

We shall have completed our homework in the evening

Shall we have completed our homework in the evening?

Yes, we shall have completed our homework in the evening

No, we shall not have completed our homework in the evening

Future Perfect Continuous Tense (verb) – shall have been completing, will have been completing

When shall I have been completing my homework?

I shall have been completing my homework in the evening

Shall I have been completing my homework in the evening?

Yes, I shall have been completing my homework in the evening

No, I shall not have been completing my homework in the evening

When shall we have been completing our homework?

We shall have been completing our homework in the evening

Shall we have been completing our homework in the evening?

Yes, we shall have been completing our homework in the evening

No, we shall not have been completing our homework in the evening

16. What is Social science?

Social science is the study of society and social relationships.

17. What is Economics?

It is a branch of study which deals with production and distribution of goods and services.

18. What is market economy?

An economic system in which economic decisions and the pricing of goods and services are guided solely by the collective interactions of a country's citizens and institutions and there is little government intervention

19. Is Economics a Social Science?

Yes, it is. Economics deals with society and its relationships. It deals with limited resources, unlimited human wants and how to manage it.

20. Who is an Economist?

One who is expert in the branch of study which deals with production and distribution of goods and services or one who studies the subject Economics is an Economist.

21. What are the branches of Economics?

Economics is a vast area of study. There are numerous branches within Economics. It could be classified into three broad categories. Micro-economics, Macro-economics/International Economics and Monetary economics.

22. What is Micro-economics?

It is a branch of study which deals with production and distribution of goods and services at national level.

23. What is Macro-economics or Inter-national economics?

It is a branch of study which deals with production and distribution of goods and services at inter-national level. It is a study of economics of USA, UK, Canada, Australia and other countries in the world.

24. Are you an Economist?

Yes, I am. I am studying the subject Economics, so I am an Economist. I would choose one of the branches of Economics as my area for research. I would be a successful Economist.

25. What is Statistics?

It is a branch of study which deals with collecting and analyzing significant numerical data.

26. What is the population of Russia?

142 215 561

27. What is the total literacy rate of Russia?

What is the total literacy rate of Russia?

Literacy: definition: age 15 and above can read and write

Total population: 99.6%

Male: 99.7%

Female: 99.5% (2010 est.)

28. What is the GDP (Gross Domestic Product) of Russia?

Russia’s Gross domestic product is 1.858 trillion USD (2011)

29. Write the names of most populous nations in the world?

China, India, United States, Indonesia, Brazil, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nigeria, Russia and Japan.

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