*Present Simple*
I like your dress.
Do you like my dress?
I don't like your dress.

*Present Continious*
I'm working now.
Are you working now?
I'm not working now.

*Present Perfect*
I have already written the book.
Have you already written the book?
I haven't written the book yet.

*Present Perfect Continious*
I have been studying English for 5 years.
How long have you been studying English?
I haven't been studying English for 5 years.

*Past Simple*
I bought the book yesterday.
Did you buy it yesterday?
I didn't buy the book yesterday.

*Past Continious*
I was learning English at 5 o'clock yesterday.
Were you learning English at 5 o'clock yesterday?
I wasn't learning English at 5 o'clock yesterday.

*Past Perfect*
She had left by he 1st of June.
Had she left by the 1st of June?
She hadn't left by the 1st of June.

*Past Perfect Continious*
I thought he had been sleeping since 3 o'clock.
Had he been sleeping since 3 o'clock when I came?
He hadn't been sleeping since 3 o'clock when I came.

*Future Simple*
I will do it tomorrow.
Will you do it tomorrow?
I won't do it tomorrow.

*Future Continious*
I will be having the exam at ten o'clock tomorrow.
Will you be reading at 4 o'clock tomorrow?
I won't be working at ten o'clock tomorrow.

*Future Perfect.*
I will have drawn this image by tomorrow.
Will you have drawn this image by tomorrow?
I won't have drawn this image by tomorrow.

*Future Perfect Continious*
I will have been working for seven hours by tonight.
Will you have been working for seven hours by tonight?
I won't have been working for seven hours by tonight.

*Future in the Past*
She said she would come late.
Did she say she would come late?
She said she wouldn't come late.