He is reading a novel right now. - present continuous , ❌ He isn’t reading a magazine. - present cont neg , She drinks coffee every morning. - present simple , ❌ She doesn’t drink coffee in the evening. - present simple neg, ✅ He had left before the meeting started. - past perfect simple , ❌ He hadn’t left when I arrived. - past perfect simple neg, ✅ By 6 p.m., I will have been driving for five hours. - future perfect cont , ❌ I won’t have been driving that long by then. - future perfect cont neg, ✅ By next week, they will have completed the task. - future perfect simple , ❌ They won’t have completed the task by Monday. - future perfect simple neg, ✅ They visited the museum last Saturday. - past simple , ❌ They didn’t visit the park yesterday. - past simple nega, ✅ I have finished my homework. - present perfect simple , ❌ I haven’t finished the project yet. - present perfect simple neg , ✅ We had been working for hours before the break. - past perfect cont , ❌ We hadn’t been working when the manager came. - past perfect cont neg, ✅ She will be working late tomorrow. - future cont , ❌ She won’t be working on Saturday. - future cont neg, ✅ I will call you tomorrow. - future simple , ❌ I won’t call you tonight. - future simple neg , ✅ We were watching a movie when you arrived. - past cont, ❌ We weren’t watching TV at that time. - past cont neg , ✅ She has been studying all morning. - present perfect cont , ❌ She hasn’t been studying for the test. - present perfect cont neg ,

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