PAST przeszłość	PRESENT teraźniejszość	FUTURE przyszłość
SIMPLE czas prosty	I walked to school. (I, You, He, She, It, He drove to school. We, You, They) Did you walk? Yes, I did. / No, I didn't. Did he drive? Yes, he did. / No he didn't. I didn't walk to school. [ did not = didn't ] He didn't drive to school.	I walk to school. (I, You, We, They) He walks to school. (He, She, It) Do you walk? Yes, I do. / No, I don't. Does he walk? Yes, he does. / No he doesn't. I don't walk to school. He doesn't walk to school.	I will walk to school. (I, You, He, She, It) He will walk to school. We, You, They) Will you walk? Yes, I will. / No, I won't. Will he walk? Yes, he will. / No he won't. I won't walk to school. He won't walk to school.
CONTINUOUS czas ciągły	I was walking to school at 7 am. ( I, He, She, It ) You were walking to school then. (You, We, They) Were they walking to school? Yes, they were. / No they weren't. Was he walking to school? Yes, he was. / No he wasn't. I wasn't walking to school. You weren't walking to school. [were not = weren't] He wasn't walking to school. [was not = isn't]	I am walking to school now. ( I ) You are walking to school now. (You, We, They) He is walking to school now. (He, She, It) Are you walking to school? Yes, I am. / No I'm not. Is he walking to school? Yes, he is. / No he isn't. I'm not walking to school. [ I am not = I'm not ] You aren't walking to school. [ are not = aren't ] He isn't walking to school. [ is not = isn't ]	I will be walking to school tomorrow. (I, You, He, She He will be walking to school tomorrow. It, We, They) Will you be walking to school tomorrow? Yes, I will. / No I won't. Will he be walking to school tomorrow? Yes, he will. / No he won't. I won't be walking to school tomorrow. He won't be walking to school tomorrow.
PERFECT czas perfect	I had tried olives. ( I, You, He, She, It He had driven BMW. We, You, They ) Had you tried olives? Yes, I had. / No I hadn't. Had she driven BMW? Yes, she had. / No, she hadn't. I hadn't tried olives. [ had not = hadn't ] He hadn't driven BMW.	I have tried olives. ( I, You, We, They ) He has driven BMW. ( He, She, It ) Have you tried olives? Yes, I have. / No I haven't. Has she driven BMW? Yes, she has. / No, she hasn't. I haven't tried olives, yet. He hasn't driven BMW, yet.	I will have finished it. He will have gone. Will you have finished it? Yes, I will. / No I won't. Will she have gone? Yes, she will. / No she won't. I won't have finished it. He won't have gone.

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