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The teacher taught me a new lesson.( Past Continuous)
He will be riding a horse.
He has done his work with diligence.
I will buy a computer.
She does not want to go
The children had eaten their food.
The teacher is teaching me a new lesson.
I knew this.
Most people wanted peace.
I know this. (Change into simple past)
He will be riding a horse.
He has done his work with diligence.
I will buy a computer.
She does not want to go
The children had eaten their food.
The teacher is teaching me a new lesson.
I knew this.
Most people wanted peace.
The children ate their food. ( past perfect Tense)
He will be riding a horse.
He has done his work with diligence.
I will buy a computer.
She does not want to go
The children had eaten their food.
The teacher is teaching me a new lesson.
I knew this.
Most people wanted peace.
I bought a computer.( Future Tense)
He will be riding a horse.
He has done his work with diligence.
I will buy a computer.
She does not want to go
The children had eaten their food.
The teacher is teaching me a new lesson.
I knew this.
Most people wanted peace.
Most people want peace. (Simple past)
He will be riding a horse.
He has done his work with diligence.
I will buy a computer.
She does not want to go
The children had eaten their food.
The teacher is teaching me a new lesson.
I knew this.
Most people wanted peace.
He did his work with diligence. (Change into present perfect.)
He will be riding a horse.
He has done his work with diligence.
I will buy a computer.
She does not want to go
The children had eaten their food.
The teacher is teaching me a new lesson.
I knew this.
Most people wanted peace.
He is riding a horse. (Future continuous)
He will be riding a horse.
He has done his work with diligence.
I will buy a computer.
She does not want to go
The children had eaten their food.
The teacher is teaching me a new lesson.
I knew this.
Most people wanted peace.
She did not want to go. (Change into simple present)
He will be riding a horse.
He has done his work with diligence.
I will buy a computer.
She does not want to go
The children had eaten their food.
The teacher is teaching me a new lesson.
I knew this.
Most people wanted peace.
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