✅ VERB: PLAY

1) Subject: I

Tense Affirmative Negative Interrogative
Simple Present I play football. I do not play football. Do I play football?
Present Continuous I am playing football. I am not playing football. Am I playing football?
Present Perfect I have played football. I have not played football. Have I played football?
Present Perfect Continuous I have been playing football for an hour. I have not been playing football for an hour. Have I been playing football for an hour?

2) Subject: You

Tense Affirmative Negative Interrogative
Simple Present You play football. You do not play football. Do you play football?
Present Continuous You are playing football. You are not playing football. Are you playing football?
Present Perfect You have played football. You have not played football. Have you played football?
Present Perfect Continuous You have been playing football since morning. You have not been playing football since morning. Have you been playing football since morning?

3) Subject: He

Tense Affirmative Negative Interrogative
Simple Present He plays football. He does not play football. Does he play football?
Present Continuous He is playing football. He is not playing football. Is he playing football?
Present Perfect He has played football. He has not played football. Has he played football?
Present Perfect Continuous He has been playing football for two hours. He has not been playing football for two hours. Has he been playing football for two hours?

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4) Subject: She

Tense Affirmative Negative Interrogative
Simple Present She plays football. She does not play football. Does she play football?
Present Continuous She is playing football. She is not playing football. Is she playing football?
Present Perfect She has played football. She has not played football. Has she played football?
Present Perfect Continuous She has been playing football since evening. She has not been playing football since evening. Has she been playing football since evening?

5) Subject: It

Tense Affirmative Negative Interrogative
Simple Present It plays with toys. It does not play with toys. Does it play with toys?
Present Continuous It is playing with toys. It is not playing with toys. Is it playing with toys?
Present Perfect It has played with toys. It has not played with toys. Has it played with toys?
Present Perfect Continuous It has been playing with toys all day. It has not been playing with toys all day. Has it been playing with toys all day?

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