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Your structures and examples are correct, Pitambar! Here are 15 sentences (7 Present Progressive and 8 Present Perfect) and how to change each into 4 forms: Present Progressive Tense Structure: Subject + am/is/are + verb(-ing) + object/complement 1. Sentence: I am reading a book. Affirmative: I am reading a book. Negative: I am not reading a book. Interrogative: Am I reading a book? Negative Interrogative: Am I not reading a book? 2. Sentence: She is playing. Affirmative: She is playing. Negative: She is not playing. Interrogative: Is she playing? Negative Interrogative: Is she not playing? 3. Sentence: They are going to school. Affirmative: They are going to school. Negative: They are not going to school. Interrogative: Are they going to school? Negative Interrogative: Are they not going to school? 4. Sentence: He is cooking dinner. Affirmative: He is cooking dinner. Negative: He is not cooking dinner. Interrogative: Is he cooking dinner? Negative Interrogative: Is he not cooking dinner? 5. Sentence: We are watching a movie. Affirmative: We are watching a movie. Negative: We are not watching a movie. Interrogative: Are we watching a movie? Negative Interrogative: Are we not watching a movie? 6. Sentence: The birds are singing. Affirmative: The birds are singing. Negative: The birds are not singing. Interrogative: Are the birds singing? Negative Interrogative: Are the birds not singing? 7. Sentence: You are learning English. Affirmative: You are learning English. Negative: You are not learning English. Interrogative: Are you learning English? Negative Interrogative: Are you not learning English? Present Perfect Tense Structure: Subject + has/have + past participle (V3) + object/complement 8. Sentence: I have finished my work. Affirmative: I have finished my work. Negative: I have not finished my work. Interrogative: Have I finished my work? Negative Interrogative: Have I not finished my work? 9. Sentence: She has eaten food. Affirmative: She has eaten food. Negative: She has not eaten food. Interrogative: Has she eaten food? Negative Interrogative: Has she not eaten food? 10. Sentence: They have gone home. Affirmative: They have gone home. Negative: They have not gone home. Interrogative: Have they gone home? Negative Interrogative: Have they not gone home? 11. Sentence: We have visited Paris. Affirmative: We have visited Paris. Negative: We have not visited Paris. Interrogative: Have we visited Paris? Negative Interrogative: Have we not visited Paris? 12. Sentence: He has written a letter. Affirmative: He has written a letter. Negative: He has not written a letter. Interrogative: Has he written a letter? Negative Interrogative: Has he not written a letter? 13. Sentence: You have seen that movie. Affirmative: You have seen that movie. Negative: You have not seen that movie. Interrogative: Have you seen that movie? Negative Interrogative: Have you not seen that movie? 14. Sentence: The cat has caught a mouse. Affirmative: The cat has caught a mouse. Negative: The cat has not caught a mouse. Interrogative: Has the cat caught a mouse? Negative Interrogative: Has the cat not caught a mouse? 15. Sentence: The train has arrived. Affirmative: The train has arrived. Negative: The train has not arrived. Interrogative: Has the train arrived? Negative Interrogative: Has the train not arrived? Last free one today — make it count tomorrow, or type /upgrade for unlimited.