Twelve Tips For Early Promotion

M.M.M.Ahmed, Editor, Proactive Personality Developer

* Project positive Energy - Do not be the one to criticize the boss. Be a motivator: the person everyone wants to be around.

* Be Dependable - Do what you say you are going to do. Better yet under- promise and over-deliver.

* Make your Boss look Good - Finish your work on time and with a high level of professionalism. Bring your boss ideas and implement them.

* Own up - Take responsibility for your mistakes by focusing on what you have learned rather than what you have done wrong.

* Be organized - Plan your next day before you leave work. Rank your tasks urgency and importance.

* Be punctual - Arriving for work or meeting on time (even early) shows that you are enthusiastic, dependable and that you are able to manage your life effectively.

* Be Resourceful- Do not run to the boss with every question you have or setback you encounter. Think things through first. If you must repeat a problem to the boss, develop possible solutions to present to him.

* Broaden your horizons – Apply these tips to show that you are keen to learn and show how you are developing skills and pushing against the boundaries of your job role.

* Stay Informed – keep abreast of company trends. Stay up to date with current trends and knowledge advances in your area.Upgrade your skills and learn new ones.

* Be Courteous – Show respect and loyalty to your boss and a speak well of him to others.Do not bad mouth him to any one.

* Be Flexible – Change is inevitable.Companies need people who can adapt and go with the flow.

* Be A Team Player – Show your boss and colleagues that you have their best interests at heart by being empathetic and offering to help out when they need it.

Ten Tips To Beat Procrastination

M.M.M.Ahmed, Editor, Proactive Personality Developer

* Visualize the outcome. Picture the benefits of completing your task. Imagine how good you'll feel once it's done.

* Turn off the TV and Internet. These are two of the greatest time-wasters. Unplug them until you've finished your task.

* Just do it for 10 minutes. It's usually far easier to start something you know will only go on for 10 minutes. Then, Once you've started it,you'll tend to work on for longer.

* Let go of perfectionism. If you're putting off starting a job because you want to get it perfect, set aside this goal and forge ahead as if your aim is to do it imperfectly. You can always improve it later.

* Constant reminders. Set a timer to go off, say, every hour as you're working, so you can stay aware of how fast time is passing.

* Make it fun. Do the most(or least painful) part of the task first. This will get you into the swing of it.

* Catch yourself procrastinating. Watch for the moment when you first put off a task. If you can resist that first impulse to delay, it's far easier trying to fight it later. Resisting procrastination can also become a habit.

* Do you secretly like procrastinating? Are you addicted to the rush of completing a task just in time?If you are,try giving yourself just a little bit more time by creating your own deadline, which is earlier than the real one,so that you have a margin of safety. Get into the habit of starting a project as early as you can, rather than as late you dare.

* Accept mistakes as inevitable. Fear of making a mistake can deter you from making a start on a new task. Remind yourself that mistakes are a natural , unavoidable part of life that could ultimately teach you how to do something better.

* Should you really be doing the task? Sometimes procrastination can be a subconscious sign that you want to avoid the activity altogether(beyond sheer laziness). Re-assess whether you really want or need to perform the task.

Twelve Tips To Be Good Communicators

M.M.M.Ahmed, Editor, Proactive Personality Developer

*Good communicators are self-confident people who have good self-esteem.

*Good communicators are people who believe they are worth being listened to.

*Good communicators are people who like to hear the views and opinions of others.

*Good communicators are able to both take and give criticism without feeling hurt.

*Good communicators are assertive people who are able to express themselves without getting angry.

*Good communicators are people who encourage others to express their feelings .

* Good communictors are people who have the ability to understand others.

* Good communicators plan how to interact with the other persons.

* Good communicators have a greater awareness of other people.

* Good communicators are more sensitive towards their emotions and attitudes.

* Good communicators carefully observe other people.

* Good communicators have a greater self-Knowledge.

Twelve Tips to Be Good Listeners

M.M.M.Ahmed,Editor,Proactive Personality Developer

* Stop what you are doing and listen. Don’t be tempted to do two things at once.

* Turn off all negative thoughts you have about the speaker.

* Actively listen for ideas.

* Do not interrupt.

* Start listening with the first word and then listen intently.

* Think at the speed they are talking, don't jump ahead.

* Find an area of interest.

* Judge the content and not the delivery.

* Resist distractions if you possibly can.

* Suspend your judgment and keep an open mind.

* Listening involves the ability to understand what is being said.

* Listening is an essential part of being a good communicator.

Six Symptoms Of Cancer

M.M.M.Ahmed, Editor,Proactive Personality Developer

* A lump, or a sore which does not heal, including one in the mouth.

* A mole which changes in shape,size or colour.

* Any abnormal bleeding.

* A persistent cough or hoarseness.

* Changes in bowel movements.

* Any unexplained weight loss

Nine Symptoms Of Diabetes

M.M.M.Ahmed, Editor, Proactive Personality Developer

* Needing to pass water often, particularly at night.

* Being thirsty most of the time, or hungry.

* Unexpectedly losing weight.

* Lacking energy, feeling tired and drowsy.

* Having blurred vision.

* Tingling or numbness in legs, feet or fingers.

* Recurring skin. gum and/or urinary tract infections.

* Slow- healing cuts and bruises

* Frequent itching of skin and/ or genitals

Avoid Negative Body Language Signals

M.M.M.Ahmed,Editor,Proactive Personality Developer

* Nervous mannerisms,nail biting, finger and foot tapping, playing with hair, adjusting clothing, smoothing eyebrows.

* Playing with objects and personal effects like rings and pencils indicates tension.

* Pointing at people, waving your fist, thumping the table indicates aggression and tension.

* Touching the face indicates negative emotions like guilt,self doubt irritation.

* Touching the chin and mouth indicates doubt,reluctance to speak or accept what is being said.

* Touching the nose indicates lying.

* Touching the eye indicates not liking what you are seeing.

* Touching the ears indicates not liking what you are hearing

Smoking and Pregnancy

M.M.M.Ahmed, Proactive Personality Developer
Here are some of the facts about smoking and pregnancy

* Stop smoking three months before trying to conceive-men and women.

* If you need to feel something in your mouth, chew sugar-free gum.

* If you smoke when you're pregnant you risk harming your unborn baby, having a miscarriage or giving birth to an underweight baby who is vulnerable to infections.

* The children of fathers who smoke 20 or more cigarette a day have a higher risk of cancer than children of non-smoking fathers. Smoking damages sperm, so prospective fathers should give up smoking.

*Smoking increases the Likelihood of cot death.

*No one should smoke in a house where there is baby or young child and don't let anyone who is smoking hold your child.

Problems With Bottle- Feeding

M.M.M.Ahmed,Proactive Personality Developer

* The posset from a bottle-fed baby has an unpleasant smell, as do the stools.

* Some babies are allergic to the alien protein in cow's milk. There are soya substitutes for babies with allergic; nursing mothers in families with a history of eczema or asthma are advised to breast-feed or use these substitutes.

* The Sterilization of bottle-feeding equipment and the careful preparation of feeds are time-consuming compared to the accessibility of breast-milk.

* Bottle-fed babies are more prone to gastric infections than breast- fed babies,who receive some protection from their mothers' milk.

* The cost of formula milk, bottles, teats and sterilizing equipment is substantial, whereas breast-milk is free and is always available.

Disadvantages of Living on your back for Delivery

M.M.M.Ahmed,Proactive Personality Developer

If you lie on your back

* Your blood pressure may drop, thus reducing the amount of blood and oxygen to the baby.

* Pain is greater in this position than if you can be vertical.

* Pain is greater in this position than if you can be vertical.

* There is a greater need for an episiotomy.

* There is an increased chance of your having a forceps delivery.

* It inhibits spontaneous delivery of the placenta.

* There is a greater possibility of low back strain in this position

Advantages and Disadvantages of Being A Working Mother

M.M.M.Ahmed,ProactivePersonality Developer

Advantages

* Increased independence.

* Financial rewards-the chance to raise the standard of living of your family.

* Career fulfilment-the chances to use whatever training and qualifications you may have.

* More intense interaction with your child when you are at home.

* Intellectual need to work-you may feel bored and lonely at home.

* Ability to maintain a high profile in your chosen field of work.

Disadvantages

* Sense of guilt and inadequacy because you feel you are neglecting your child.

* Isolation from the community.

* Extreme tiredness because you will be juggling two jobs at once.

* Great Stress due to dual responsibilities and the need to be constantly planning ahead.

* Resentment of the other full-time mothers in your community.

* Difficulty and concerns about finding and keeping good children.

Twelve Reasons For Getting More Active

M.M.M.Ahmed,Editor,Proactive Personality Developer

* To feel happier.

* To boost your brain power.

* To have more energy.

* To cope better under stress.

* To give you more confidence.

* To cut your risk of coronary heart diseases.

* To reduce your risk of osteoporosis.

* To improve your metabolism.

* To slow down the ageing process.

* To perk up your Skin tone.

* To walk up a flight of stairs without getting out of breath.

*To feel good about yourself

Ten Harmful Emotions and their Antidotes

M.M.M.Ahmed, Editor, Proactive Personality Developer

Harmful Emotions

* Anger

* Blame

* Hostility

* Hate

* Revenge

* Jealousy

* Resentment

* Suspicion

* Indifference

Antidotes

* Empathy

* Understanding

* Sympathy

* Patience

* Tolerance

* Kindness

* Forgiveness

* Forget Bad Past

* Enjoy Good Present

* Expect Better Future

Ten Thoughts That Can Make You Unhappy

M.M.M.Ahmed, Editor,Proactive Personality Developer.

* Theirs is better.(comparing)

* I want more... and more.(greed)

* If it's not black it must be white.(all-or-nothing)

* If it's not perfect it's no good.(perfectionism)

* Why is this always happening to me?(exaggeration)

* I'm not going to like this.(jumping to negative conclusions)

*I feel it, so it must be true.(emotional reasoning)

* I'm a label, you're a label. (labelling)

* I should do this, you should do that.(obligation)

* If it's wrong it must be my fault.(wrongly taking responsibility)

Top Ten Tips For Forgiveness

What Mr.Mohammed Masood Mohiuddin,Editor,Proactive Personality Developer says about forgiveness.

*If you forgive others, you are forgiven by Almighty and you get peace of mind.

*If you don't forgive others,your prayers will not be accepted by Almighty .

* If you forgive others, you are a winner.

* If you don’t forgive others, you are a loser.

* If you forgive others, you will not carry emotional weight from the grudge and your blood pressure will be normal.

* If you forgive others you have to accept the things you can’t change and change the things you can.

* The person with whom you are engaged in conflict would either welcome your forgiveness or would forgive you too.

*Forgiveness does not mean excusing bad behavior ,rather it means that you are prepared to move forward and let go your bitterness towards the other person.

* You can’t change the fact that the conflict occurred but you can change your response to the conflict .

* Be Bold to Learn Forget and Forgive.

Ten Top Tips For Confidence

What late Mr.Mohammed Ghouse Mohiuddin(G.M.Uruj),Editor, Confidence , English Weekly used to say about Confidence.

By Mr.Mohammed Masood Mohiuddin(Younger Brother), Editor Proactive Personality Developer, English Monthly.

* The person who has confidence in himself or herself gains the confidence of others.

* Having the courage to achieve what you want is confidence.

* Believing that you are as capable as next person is confidence.

* Having the ability to act confidently when you are feeling low is confidence.

* Acknowledging when you have make a mistake is confidence .

* Not worrying about what others people think of you is confidence .

* Not letting anyone intimidate you is confidence.

*Having the ability to talk to anyone about anything is confidence .

* Feeling happy and contended within yourself is confidence.

*Banishing self- doubt and boosting self esteem is confidence.

Ten Top Tips For Positive Thinking

What late Mr.& Mrs.Mohammed Khadir Mohiuddin Ahmed,Editor ,
Cooperative Herald, English Weekly used to say about positive thinking.

By Mr. Mohammed Masood Mohiuddin(Son), Editor Proactive Personality Developer,English Monthly.

* Positive Thinking aims to programme your attitude to attract success.

* Positive Thinking is very important because if your mind is not positively charged,success will not be attracted to it

* Positive Thinking awakens the sleeping energy within you.

*Positive Thinking turns your goals into realities .

*Positive Thinking enables you to control your time.

*Positive Thinking enables you to handle worry and fear .

*Positive Thinking enables you to plan intelligently .

*Positive Thinking enables you to learn from failures .

*Positive Thinking inspires and motivates you .

*Positive Thinking builds your confidence and makes you a winner .

Ten Tips For Happy Married Life

M.M.M.Ahmed,Editor, Proactive Personality Developer

* Never both be angry at the same time.

* Never yell at each other unless the house is on fire.

* If one of you has to win an arguement let it be your mate.

* If you have to criticize, do it lovingly.

* Never bring up mistakes of the past.

* Neglect the whole world rather than each other.

* Never go to sleep with an argument unsettled.

* Say atleast one complimentary thing to your life's partner everyday.

* When you have done something wrong, be ready to admit it and ask for forgiveness.

* It takes two to make a quarrel and the one is the wrong is the one who does the most talking.

25 Things Parent Should Say to A child

M.M.M.AhmedEditor,Proactive Personality Developer

* It is such a blessing to be your mom.

* You're an incredible person.

* You did that so well.

* If more kids were like you,the world would be a better place.

* It's so good to be with you.

* You're the best.

* You are such a nice person.

* You're learning fast.

* You mean so much to me.

* You're very bright.

* You have unlimited potential.

* You're on the right track now.

* You're getting the hang of it.

* That's the best you're ever done.

* You're getting better everyday.

* You're such a quick learner.

* I appreciate your attitude.

* I can tell you are trying.

* I knew you could do it.

* Keep up the good work.

* You are a real topper.

* You did a great job.

* I believe in you.

* You're going to go far in life.

* If someone lined up all the children in the world and told me I could pick any one I wanted, I'd Choose you.

25 Things Parent Should Never Say To A Child

M.M.M.Ahmed,Editor, Proactive Personality Developer

* You're just no good.

* You'll never amount to anything.

* You got what you deserved.

* What's wrong with you?

* When are you going to act your age?

* Can't you do anything right?

* I've had it with you.

* All you ever do it cause trouble.

* Just wait until you have kids.

* When will you ever learn?

* You are stupid.

* You are lazy.

* Who do you think you are?

* You'll be the death of me yet.

* Haven't I taught you anything?

* You need to have your head examined.

* Don't you care about anything?

* What makes you think you're so special?

* Don't you ever listen?

* When are you going to start obeying me?.

* If I've told you once,I've told you a million times.

* I can't wait until you're gone.

* Why can't you be more like your sister?

* You are so much trouble.

* I don't know why I had kids.

Personal Atttributes Of MBA Students

M.M.M.Ahmed,Editor,Proactive Personality Developer

* High intelligence quotient

* Analytical brain

* Imagination

* Creativity.

* Ability to quickly grasp changing information and sift relevant facts from a mass of irrelevant data

* Technical competence.

* Numeracy.

*Business acumen.

* Enterpreurial flair.

* Capacity for taking risks.

* High achievement orientation.

* Ambition.

* Physical and mental agility.

* Self-confidence.

* Leadership qualities.

* Interpersonal skills.

* Ability to articulate ideas.

* Team spirit.

* Ability to get along with all sorts of people.

* Tact.

* Patience.

* Courage

* Moral integrity.

* Resilience.

* A fairly thick skin.

* Emotional stability

25 Self-Suggestions To Be Happy And Let Others To Be Happy

M.M.M.Ahmed,Proactive Personality Developer

* I do care constructive criticism but do not care destructive criticism to get rid of sadness.

* I follow the positive points of others and ignore the negative points without backbiting.

* I accept my failure as a challenge and do my best to convert it to success for happy life.

* I have got a positive personality free of greed, jealously, fear, anger and selfishness.

* I don't believe anyone unless and until I see with my own eyes and hear with my own ears.

* I forget the bad past, I enjoy the present and expect the good future from The Almighty.

* I maintain my health by positive thinking as 80% diseases are due to negative thinking.

* I am humble and don't ignore anybody out of pride as pride kisses the ground.

* Nobody is free from problems in life, I welcome life as it comes as life is a gift from The Almighty.

* I don't make fun of others. I play general jokes without hurting any body's feelings.

* I don't argue with parents elders and teachers even if they are wrong as they are well- wishers.

* I keep myself busy always as "An idle man's brain is devil's workshop".

* I am free, fair and fearless to go ahead as even the sky is not the limit for me.

* If I laugh, all will laugh with me and if I cry , nobody will cry with me and I will be alone .

* I develop my personality physically, mentally, intellectually, emotionally and spiritually.

* I thank The Almighty always for what I have and don't complain of what I dont have.

* I don't criticize others.I forget and forgive others. I don't take revenge , for happiness.

* I talk to people politely, positively and patiently without losing temper even for my rights.

* I don't interference into personal problems of others and expect the same from others.

* I am friendly with everyone.I don't hate my enemies as they will become my friends.

* I don't lie and speak the truth to get peace of mind which is the source of happiness.

* I don't depend on others and I do my work with my own hands to be independent.

* I pray, eat healthy food and exercise daily for good health as health is wealth.

* I do favour to people without expecting anything from them and expect from The Almighty.

* I follow the above self- suggestions for good human relations as good human relations are more rewarding than prayers .Hence I am Happy ,Honest, Hopeful, Helpful and Hard working.

Be Different in a Group Discussion

M.M.M.Ahmed,Editor,Proactive Personality Developer
* Group Discussion assessment is not about who speaks faster or loudest.

* Group Discussion is about communication,openness to ideas and leadership.

* Initiate and also participate.

* Listen in first,then collect thoughts to speak.

*Think laterally out-of-the box.

* Do not repeat a point that has already been made.

* Do not be aggressive or get too personal.

* Appear positive and cheerful.

* Keep it brief and concise.

* Encourage criticism and avoid aggression.

Twelve Tips For Change Management

M.M.M.Ahmed,Editor,Proactive Personality Developer

* Change is the key business skill in the 21st century

* For Change to happen you need to know where you are and where you want to be.

* To make change easier,keep an open mind.Be ready to learn and absorb new methods and techniques.

* With a little practice,adapting becomes second nature.

* Prepare for change management which is a constant.

* Personal change -you may need to develop new skills.

* Technology change- Technology and processes used to meet goods.

* Cultural change-New organisational goals.

* Take responsibility for your own performance and growth.

* Get involved with decision making.

* Develop and adopt team collaboration skills.

* Upgrade your public speak,reading writing, communication and interpersonal skills.

Top Tips To Speak Correct English Easily

M.M.M.Ahmed, Editor,Proactive Personality Developer

Present Simple Tense- Active Voice- Pronoun-I

1. I write a letter.


2. Do I write a letter?


3. I don't write a letter.

Present Simple Tense- Passive Voice-Pronoun-I

1. A letter is written by me.


2. Is a letter written by me?


3. A letter is not written by me.

Present Continuous Tense- Active Voice - Pronoun-I

1. I am writing a letter.


2. Am I writing a letter?


3. I am not writing a letter.

Present continuous Tense-Passive Voice- Pronoun-I

1. A letter is being written by me.


2. Is a letter being written by me?


3. A letter is not being written by me.

Present Perfect Tense-Active Voice- Pronoun-I

1. I have written a letter.


2. Have I written a letter?


3. I have not written a letter.

Present Perfect Tense- Passive Voice- Pronoun- I

1. A letter has been written by me.


2. Has a letter been written by me?


3. A letter has not been written by me.

Present Perfect Continuous Tense-Active Voice

1. I have been writing a letter.


2. Have I been writing a letter?


3. I have not been writing a letter.

Past Simple Tense- Active Voice- Pronoun- I

1. I wrote a letter.


2. Did I write a letter?


3. I did not write a letter.

Past Simple Tense- Passive Voice- Pronoun- I

1. A letter was written by me.


2. Was a letter written by me?


3. A letter was not written by me.

Past Continuous Tense- Active Voice-Pronoun-I

1. I was writing a letter.


2. Was I writing a letter?


3. I was not writing a letter.

Past Continuous Tense- Passive Voice-Pronoun-I

1. A letter was being written by me.


2. Was a letter being written by me?


3. A letter was not being written by me.

Past Perfect Tense- Active Voice- Pronoun-I

1. I had written a letter.


2. Had I written a letter?


3. I had not written a letter.

Past Perfect Tense- Passive Voice- Pronoun-I

1. A letter had been written by me.


2. Had a letter been written by me?


3. A letter had not been written by me.

Past Perfect Continuous- Active Voice- Pronoun

1. 
   
   I had been writing a letter.


2. 
   
   Had I been writing a letter?


3. 
   
   I had not been writing a letter.

Future Simple Tense- Active Voice- Pronoun- I

1. I will write a letter.


2. Will I write a letter?


3. I will not write a letter.

Future Simple Tense- Passive Voice- Pronoun-I

1. A letter will be written by me.


2. Will a letter be written by me?


3. A letter will not be written by me?

Future Continuous Tense- Active Voice- Pronoun-I

1. I will be writing a letter.


2. Will I be writing a letter?


3. I will not be writing a letter.

Future Perfect Tense- Active Voice- Pronoun-I

1. 
   
   I will have written a letter.


2. 
   
   I will have not written a letter.

Future Perfect Tense- Passive Voice- Pronoun-I

1. A letter will have been written by me.


2. A letter have writing a letter.

Future Perfect Continuous Tense- Active Voice

1. I will have been writing a letter.


2. I will not have been writing a letter

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Present Simple Tense- Active Voice- Pronoun-You

1. 
   
   You write a letter.


2. 
   
   Do you write a letter?


3. 
   
   You don't write a letter.

Present Simple Tense- Passive Voice- Pronoun- You

1. 
   
   A letter is written by you.


2. 
   
   Is a letter written by you?


3. 
   
   A letter is not written by you.

Present Continuous Tense- Active Voice- Pronoun-You

1. You are writing a letter.


2. Are you writing a letter?


3. You are not writing a letter.

Present Continuous Tense- Passive Voice - Pronoun-You

1. 
   
   A letter is being written by you.


2. Is a letter being written by you?


3. A letter is not being written by you.

Present Perfect Tense- Active Voice- Pronoun-You

1. You have written a letter.


2. Have you written a letter?


3. You have not written a letter.

Present Perfect Tense- Passive Voice -Pronoun-You

1. A letter has been written by you.


2. Has a letter written by you?


3. A letter had not been written by you.

Present Perfect Continuous Tense- Active Voice

1. You have been writing a letter.


2. Have you been writing a letter?


3. You have not been writing a letter.

Past Simple Tense-Active Voice- Pronoun-You

1. You wrote a letter.


2. Did you write a letter?


3. You did not write a letter.

Past Simple Tense- Passive Voice- Pronoun-You

1. A letter was written by you.


2. Was a letter written by you?


3. A letter was not written by you.

Past continuous Tense- Active Voice- Pronoun-You

1. 
   
   You were writing a letter.


2. 
   
   Were you writing a letter?


3. 
   
   You were not writing a letter.

Past Continuous Tense- Passive Voice- Pronoun-You

1. A letter was being written by you.


2. Was a letter being written by you?


3. A letter was not Being Written by You.

Past Perfect Tense-Active Voice- Pronoun-You

1. 
   
   You had written a letter.


2. 
   
   Had you written a letter?


3. 
   
   You had not written a letter.

Past Perfect Tense- Active Voice- Pronoun-You

1. A letter had been written by me.


2. Had a letter been written by me?


3. A letter had not been written by me.

Past Perfect Continuous Tense- Active Voice

1. 
   
   You had been writing a letter.


2. Had You been writing a letter?


3. You had not been writing a letter.

Future Simple Tense-Active Voice- Pronoun-You

1. 
   
   You will be write a letter.


2. Will a letter be written by me?


3. A letter will not be written by me.

Future Simple Tense- Passive Voice- Pronoun-You

1. A letter will be written by you.


2. Will a letter be written by you?


3. A letter will not be written by you.

Future Continuous Tense- Active Voice- Pronoun-You

1. 
   
   You will be writing a letter.


2. Will you be writing a letter?


3. You will not be writing a letter.

Future Perfect Tense- Active Voice- Pronoun-You

1. You will have written a letter.


2. You will have not written a letter

Future Perfect Tense- Passive Voice-Pronoun-You

1. 
   
   A letter will have been written by you.


2. A letter will not have been written by you.

Future Perfect Continuous Tense-Action Voice-

1. You will have been writing a letter.


2. You will not have been writing a letter.

Present Simple Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-We

1. 
   
   We write a letter.


2. 
   
   Do we write a letter?


3. 
   
   We don't write a letter.

Present Simple Tense-Passive Voice-Pronoun-We

1. 
   
   A letter is written by us.


2. 
   
   Is a letter written by us?


3. 
   
   A letter is not written by us.

Present Continuous Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-We

1. 
   
   We are writing a letter.


2. 
   
   Are we writing a letter?


3. 
   
   We are not writing a letter.

Present Continuous Tense-Passive Voice-Pronoun-We

1. 
   
   A letter is being written by us.


2. 
   
   Is a letter being written by us?


3. 
   
   A letter is not being written by us.

Present Perfect Tense- Active Voice-Pronoun-We

1. We have written a letter.


2. Have we written a letter?


3. We have not written a letter.

Present Perfect Tense-Passive Voice -Pronoun-We

1. A letter has been written by us.


2. Has a letter been written by us?


3. A letter has not been written by us.

Present Perfect Continuous Tense- Active Voice-Pronoun-We

1. We have been writing a letter.


2. Have we been writing a letter?


3. We have not been writing a letter.

Past Simple Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-We

1. 
   
   We wrote a letter.


2. 
   
   Did we write a letter?


3. 
   
   We did not write a letter.

Past Simple Tense-Passive Voice-Pronoun-We

1. A letter was written by us.


2. Was a letter written by us?


3. A letter was not written by us.

Past Continuous Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-We

1. 
   
   We were writing a letter.


2. 
   
   Were we writing a letter?


3. 
   
   We were not writing a letter.

Past Continuous Tense-Passive Voice-Pronoun-We

1. A letter was being written by us.


2. Was a letter being written by us?


3. A letter was not being written by us.

Past Perfect Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-We

1. 
   
   We had written a letter.


2. 
   
   Had we written a letter?


3. 
   
   We had not written a letter.

Past Perfect Tense-Passive Voice-Pronoun-We

1. A letter had been written by us.


2. Had a letter been written by us?


3. A letter had not been written by us.

Past Perfect Continuous Tense-Active Voice-We

1. 
   
   We had been writing a letter.


2. 
   
   Had we been writing a letter?


3. 
   
   We had not been writing a letter.

Future Simple Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-We

1. We will write a letter


2. Will we write a letter?


3. We will not write a letter.

Future Continuous Tense-Passive Voice-Pronoun-We

1. A letter will be written by us.


2. Will a letter be written by us?


3. A letter will not be written by us.

Future Perfect Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-We

1. 
   
   We will have written a letter.


2. 
   
   We will have not written a letter.

Future Perfect Tense-Passive Voice-Pronoun-We

1. A letter will have been written by us.


2. A letter will not have been written by us.

Future Perfect Continuous Tense-Active Voice

1. 
   
   We will have been writing a letter.


2. 
   
   We will not have been writing a letter

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Present Simple Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-They

1. 
   
   They write a letter.


2. 
   
   Do they write a letter?


3. 
   
   They don't write a letter.

Present Simple Tense-Passive Voice-Pronoun-They

1. A letter is written by them.


2. Is a letter written by them?


3. A letter is not written by them

Present Continuous Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-They

1. 
   
   They are writing a letter.


2. 
   
   Are they writing a letter?


3. 
   
   They are not writing a letter.

Present Continuous Tense-Passive Voice-Pronoun-They

1. A letter is being written by them


2. Is a letter being written by them?


3. A letter is not being written by them.

Present Perfect Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-They

1. 
   
   They have written a letter.


2. 
   
   Have they written a letter?


3. 
   
   They have not written a letter.

Present Perfect Tense-Passive Voice-Pronoun-They

1. A letter has been written by them.


2. Has a letter been written by them?


3. A letter has not been written by them.

Present Perfect Continous Tense-Active Voice

1. 
   
   They have been writing a letter.


2. 
   
   Have they been writing a letter?


3. 
   
   They have not been writing a letter.

Past Simple Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-They

1. They wrote a letter.


2. Did they write a letter?


3. They did not write a letter.

Past Simple Tense-Passive Voice-Pronoun-They

1. 
   
   A letter was written by them.


2. 
   
   Was a letter written by them?


3. 
   
   A letter was not written by them.

Past Continous Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-They

1. They were writing a letter.


2. Were they writing a letter?


3. They were not writing a letter.

Past Continous Tense-Passive Voice-Pronoun-They

1. 
   
   A letter was being written by them.


2. 
   
   Was a letter being written by them?


3. 
   
   A letter was not being written by them.

Past Perfect Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-They

1. They had written a letter.


2. Had they written a letter?


3. They had not written a letter.

Past Perfect Tense-Passive Voice-Pronoun-They

1. 
   
   A letter had been written by them.


2. 
   
   Had a letter been written by them?


3. 
   
   A letter had not been written by them

Past Perfect Continous Tense-Active Voice

1. 
   
   They had been writing a letter.


2. 
   
   Had they been writing a letter?


3. 
   
   They had not been writing a letter.

Future Simple Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-They

1. They will write a letter.


2. Will they write a letter?


3. They will not write a letter.

Future Simple Tense-Passive Voice-Pronoun-They

1. 
   
   A letter will be written by them.


2. 
   
   Will a letter be written by them?


3. 
   
   A letter will not be written by them.

Future Continous Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-They

1. They will be writing a letter.


2. Will they be writing a letter?


3. They will not be writing a letter.

Future Perfect Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-They

1. 
   
   They will have written a letter.


2. 
   
   Theywill have not written a letter.

Future Perfect Tense-Passive Voice-Pronoun-They

1. A letter will have been written by them.


2. A letter will not have been written by them.

Future Perfect Continous Tense-Active Voice

1. 
   
   They will have been writing a letter.


2. 
   
   They will not have been writing a letter.

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Present SimpleTenses-Active Voice- Pronoun-He

1. 
   
   He writes a letter.


2. 
   
   Does he write a letter?


3. 
   
   He does not write a letter.

Present Simple Tense-Passive Voice-Pronoun-He

1. A letter is written by him


2. Is a letter written by him?


3. A letter is not written by him.

Present Continous Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-He

1. 
   
   He is writing a letter.


2. 
   
   Is he writing a letter?


3. 
   
   He is not writing a letter.

Present Continous Tense-Passive Voice-Pronoun-He

1. A letter is being written by him.


2. Is a letter being written by him?


3. A letter is not being written by him.

Present Perfect Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-He

1. 
   
   He has written a letter.


2. 
   
   Has he written a letter?


3. 
   
   He has not written a letter.

Present Perfect Tense-Passive Voice-Pronoun-He

1. A letter has been written by him.


2. Has a letter been written by him?


3. A letter has not been written by him.

Present Perfect Continuous Tense-Active Voice

1. 
   
   He has been writing a letter.


2. 
   
   Has he been writing a letter?


3. 
   
   He has not been writing a letter.

Past Simple Tense-Active Voice-Prronoun-He

1. I wrote a letter.


2. Did he write a letter?


3. He did not write a letter.

Past Simple Tense-Passive Voice-Pronoun-He

1. 
   
   A letter was written by him.


2. 
   
   Was a letter written by him?


3. 
   
   A letter was not written by him.

Past Continuous Tense-Action Voice-Pronoun-He

1. 
   
   He was writing a letter.


2. 
   
   Was He writing a letter?


3. 
   
   He was not writing a letter.

Past Continous Tense-PassiveVoice-Pronoun-He

1. 
   
   A letter was being written by him.


2. 
   
   Was a letter being written by him?


3. 
   
   A letter was not being written bu him.

Past Perfect Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-He

1. 
   
   He had written a letter.


2. 
   
   Had he written a letter?


3. 
   
   He had not written a letter.

Past Perfect Tense-PassiveVoice-Pronoun-He

1. 
   
   A letter had been written by him.


2. 
   
   Had a letter been written by him?


3. 
   
   A letter had not been written by him.

Past Perfect Continous Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-He

1. 
   
   He had been writing a letter.


2. 
   
   Had he been writing a letter?


3. 
   
   He had not been writing a letter.

Future Simple Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-He

1. 
   
   He will write a letter.


2. 
   
   Will he write a letter?


3. 
   
   He will not write a letter

Future Simple Tense-Passive Voice-Pronoun-He

1. 
   
   A letter will be written by him.


2. 
   
   Will a letter be written by him?


3. 
   
   A letter will not be written by him.

Future Continous Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-He

1. He will be writing a letter.


2. Will he be writing a letter?


3. He will not be writing a letter

Future Perfect Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-He

1. 
   
   He will have written a letter.


2. 
   
   He will have not written a letter.

Future Perfect Tense-Passive Voice-Pronoun-He

1. A letter will have been written by him.


2. A letter will not have been written by him.

Future Perfect Continous Tense-Active Voice

1. 
   
   He will have been writing a letter.


2. 
   
   He will not have been writing a letter.

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Present Simple Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-She

1. 
   
   She writes a letter.


2. 
   
   Does she write a letter?


3. 
   
   She does not write a letter.

Present Simple Tense-Passive Voice-Pronoun-She

1. 
   
   A letter is written by her.


2. 
   
   Is a letter written by her?


3. 
   
   A letter is not written by her.

Present Continous Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-She

1. She is writing a letter.


2. Is she writing a letter?


3. She is not writing a letter.

Present Continous Tense-Passive Voice

1. 
   
   A letter is being written by her.


2. 
   
   Is a letter being written by her?


3. 
   
   A letter is not being written by her.

Present Perfect Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-She

1. She has written a letter.


2. Has she written a letter?


3. She has not written a letter.

Present Perfect Tense-Passive Voice-Pronoun-She

1. 
   
   A letter has been written by her.


2. 
   
   Has a letter been written by her?


3. 
   
   A letter has not been written by her.

Present Perfect Continous Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-She

1. She has been writing a letter.


2. Has she been writing a letter?


3. She has not been writing a letter.

Past Simple Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-She

1. 
   
   She wrote a letter.


2. 
   
   Did she write a letter?


3. 
   
   She did not write a letter.

Past Simple Tense-Passive Voice-Pronoun-She

1. A letter was written by her


2. Was a letter written by her?


3. A letter was not written by her.

Past Continous Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-She

1. 
   
   She was writing a letter.


2. 
   
   Was she writing a letter?


3. 
   
   She was not writing a letter.

Past Continous Tense-Passive Voice-Pronoun-She

1. A letter was being written by her.


2. Was a letter being written by her?


3. A letter was not being written by her.

Past Perfect Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-She

1. 
   
   She had written a letter.


2. 
   
   Had she written a letter?


3. 
   
   She had not written a letter.

Past Perfect Tense-Passive Voice-Pronoun-She

1. A letter had been written by her.


2. Had a letter been written by her?


3. A letter had not been written by her.

Past Perfect Continuous Tense-Active Voice

1. 
   
   She had been writing a letter.


2. 
   
   Had she been writing a letter?


3. 
   
   She had not been writing a letter.

Future Simple Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-She

1. She will write a letter.


2. Will she write a letter?


3. She will not write a letter.

Future Simple Tense-Passive Voice-Pronoun-She

1. 
   
   A letter will be written by her.


2. 
   
   Will a letter be written by her?


3. 
   
   A letter will not be written by her.

Future Continuous Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-She

1. She will be writing a letter.


2. Will she be writing a letter?


3. She will not be writing a letter.

Future Perfect Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-She

1. 
   
   She will have written a letter.


2. 
   
   She will have not written a letter.

Future Perfect Tense-Passive Voice-Pronoun-She

1. A letter will have been written by her.


2. A letter will not have been written by her.

Future Perfect Continuous Tense-Active Voice

1. 
   
   She will have been writing a letter.


2. 
   
   She will not have been writing a letter.

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Present Simple Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-It

1. 
   
   It writes a letter.


2. 
   
   Does it write a letter?


3. 
   
   It does not a letter.

Present Simple Tense-Passive Voice-Pronoun-It

1. A letter is written by it.


2. Is a letter written by it?


3. A letter is not written by it.

Present Continuous Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-It

1. 
   
   It is writing a letter.


2. 
   
   Is it writing a letter?


3. 
   
   It is not writing a letter.

Present Continous Tense-Passive Voice-Pronoun-It

1. A letter is being written by it.


2. Is a letter being written by it?


3. A letter is not being writtten by it.

Present Perfect Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-It

1. 
   
   It has written a letter.


2. 
   
   Has it writtten a letter?


3. 
   
   It has not writtten a letter.

Present Perfect Tense-Passive Tense-Pronoun-It

1. A letter has been written by it.


2. Has a letter been written by it?


3. A letter has not been written by it.

Past Simple Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-It

1. 
   
   It wrote a letter.


2. 
   
   Did it write a letter?


3. 
   
   It did not write a letter.

Past Simple Tense-Passive Voice-Pronoun-It

1. A letter was written by it.


2. Was a letter written by it?


3. A letter was not written by it.

Past Continuous Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-It

1. 
   
   It was writing a letter.


2. 
   
   Was it writing a letter?


3. 
   
   It was not writing a letter.

Past Continuous Tense-Passion Voice-Pronoun-It

1. A letter was being written by it


2. Was a letter being written by it?


3. A letter was not being written by it.

Past Perfect Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-It

1. 
   
   It had writtten a letter.


2. 
   
   Had It written a letter?


3. 
   
   It had not written a letter.

Past Perfect Tense-Passive Voice-Pronoun-It

1. A letter had been written by it.


2. Had a letter been written by it?


3. A letter had not been written by it.

Past Perfect Continuous Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-It

1. 
   
   It had been writing a letter.


2. 
   
   Had it been writitng a letter?


3. 
   
   It had not writing a letter.

Future Simple Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-It

1. 
   
   It will write a letter.


2. 
   
   Will it write a letter?


3. 
   
   It will not write a letter.

Future Simple Tense-Passive Voice-Pronoun-It

1. A letter will be written by it


2. Will a letter be written by it?


3. A letter will not be written by it

Future Continuous Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-It

1. 
   
   It will be writing a letter.


2. 
   
   Will it be writing aletter?


3. 
   
   It will not be writing a letter?

Future Perfect Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-It

1. It will have written a letter.


2. It will have not written a letter.

Future Perfect Tense-Passive Voice-Pronoun-It

1. 
   
   A letter will have been written by it.


2. 
   
   A Letter will not have been written by it

Future Perfect Continous Tense-Active Voice-Pronoun-It

1. It will have been writing a letter.


2. It will not have been writing a letter.

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