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VERBS

TO BE (PRESENT)

	I AM	WE ARE	Turkish.
	YOU ARE	YOU ARE	from Turkey.
	HE / SHE IS	THEY ARE	from California.

TO BE (PAST)

	I was	We were	young (quick / slow).
	You were	You were
	He / she was	They were

TO BE (FUTURE)

	I will	WE will	have many golf balls.
	YOU will	YOU will
	HE / SHE will	THEY will

TO HAVE (PRESENT)

	I have	WE have	many golf balls.
	YOU have	YOU have
	HE has	THEY have

TO HAVE (PAST)

	I had	WE had	many golf balls.
	YOU had	YOU had
	HE had	THEY had

TO HAVE (FUTURE)

	I will have	WE will have	many golf balls.
	YOU will have	YOU will have
	HE will have	THEY will have

TO DO (PRESENT)

	I DO	WE DO	not play
	YOU DO	YOU DO
	HE / SHE DOES	THEY DO

TO BE (PAST)

	I DID	We DID	great
	You DID	You DID
	He / she DID	They DID

TO BE (FUTURE)

	I will do	WE will do	that tomorrow
	YOU will do	YOU will do
	HE / SHE will do	THEY will do

TO PLAY (PRESENT)

	I Play	WE Play	golf.
	YOU Play	YOU Play
	HE Plays	THEY Play

TO PLAY (PAST)

	I played	WE played	baseball.
	YOU played	YOU played
	HE played	THEY played

TO PLAY (FUTURE)

	I will play	WE will play	football (soccer).
	YOU will play	YOU will play
	HE will play	THEY will play

TO LIKE (PRESENT)

	I Like	WE Like	ice cream.
	YOU Like	YOU Like
	HE Likes	THEY Like

TO LIKE (PAST)

	I liked	WE liked	to sing.
	YOU liked	YOU liked
	HE liked	THEY liked

TO LIKE (FUTURE)

	I will like	WE will like	to go swimming.
	YOU will like	YOU will like
	HE will like	THEY will like

TO GO (PRESENT)

	I go	WE go	home.
	YOU go	YOU go
	HE goes	THEY go

TO GO (PAST)

	I went	WE went	home.
	YOU went	YOU went
	HE went	THEY went

TO GO (FUTURE)

	I will go	WE will go	home.
	YOU will go	YOU will go
	HE will go	THEY will go

TO COME (PRESENT)

	I come	WE come	from London.
	YOU come	YOU come
	HE comes	THEY come

TO GO (PAST)

	I came	WE came	over the bridge.
	YOU came	YOU came
	HE came	THEY came

TO GO (FUTURE)

	I will come	WE will come	for dinner.
	YOU will come	YOU will come
	HE will come	THEY will come

Infinitive	read
Past	read
Present Participle	reading
Past Participle	read
Present:
I	read
You	read
He, She, It	reads
We	read
You	read
They	read

Infinitive	talk
Past	talked
Present Participle	talking
Past Participle	talked
Present:
I	talk
You	talk
He, She, It	talks
We	talk
You	talk
They	talk

Infinitive	walk
Past	walked
Present Participle	walking
Past Participle	walked
Present:
I	walk
You	walk
He, She, It	walks
We	walk
You	walk
They	walk

THE VERB " H I T " (in all tenses including active and passive forms, as well as conditional and modal forms)

Base Form hit / Past Simple hit / Past Participle hit / Gerund hitting

Present Simple

He often hits...

Present Simple Passive

Golf balls are often hit out of this golf course onto the road.

Present Continuous

He is hitting the ball hard today.

Present Continuous Passive

The ball is being hit hard today by all the players.

Present Perfect

She has hit fifteen homeruns this season.

Present Perfect Passive

Fifteen homeruns have been hit by Susan this season.

Present Perfect Continuous

Jack has been hitting that punching bag for the last twenty minutes.

Past Simple

Tom hit a homerun out of the park yesterday.

Past Simple Passive

A homerun was hit out of the park during yesterday's game.

Past Continuous

John was hitting the punching bag when his trainer walked into the gym.

Past Continuous Passive

The punching bag was being hit when the trainer walked into the gym.

Past Perfect

She had already hit four homeruns when she hit the grand slam!

Past Perfect Passive

A grand slam had already been hit when the game was cancelled due to the rain.

Past Perfect Continuous

Alan had been hitting the punching bag for twenty minutes when the trainer walked into the gym.

Future (will)

She will hit the ball harder.

Future (will) passive

The ball will be hit out of the park.

Future (going to)

Jack is going to hit the ball out of the park today.

Future (going to) passive

The ball is going to be hit out of the park today.

Future Continuous

This time tomorrow we will be hitting the punching bag in the gym.

Future Perfect

William will have hit three homeruns before the game is finished.

Future Possibility

She might hit him if he doesn't shut up!

Real Conditional

If she hits a homerun, the team will celebrate.

Unreal Conditional

If she hit a homerun, the team would celebrate.

Past Unreal Conditional

If she had hit a homerun, the team would have celebrated.

Present Modal

You should hit a punching bag to get rid of your anger.

Past Modal

She must have hit a homerun.

See http://esl.about.com/od/grammarstructures/