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Present Simple
I always show my travel photographs to my friends when I return home.
You show great talent whenever you play the piano in front of an audience.
He always shows his library card to the librarian before borrowing books.
We show our tickets to the usher before we enter the movie theater.
They show their beautiful garden to everyone who visits their house.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am showing my cousin how to use the new computer software.
At this moment, you are showing your parents your excellent school report card.
He is showing the tourists around the historical castle right now.
We are showing our support for the local sports team by wearing their shirts today.
They are showing the new students around the high school campus at the moment.
Present Perfect
I have shown my new passport to the customs officer at the airport.
You have shown immense courage during this difficult situation.
He has shown his art collection to several famous critics this week.
We have shown our identification cards to the security guard at the gate.
They have let us enter, and they have shown us to our seats in the theater.
Present Perfect Continuous
Lately, I have been showing my younger brother how to solve complex math puzzles.
You have been showing symptoms of a cold all week, so you should see a doctor.
He has been showing a lot of interest in learning how to cook recently.
We have been showing our new products to potential clients all morning.
They have been showing great hospitality to us since we arrived at their house.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I showed my old school albums to my children.
You showed me the quickest path to the train station last night.
He showed his receipt to the store manager to get a full refund.
We showed our ID cards to the security guard before entering the building.
They showed us their vacation slides after we finished eating dinner.
Past Continuous
At 10 AM yesterday, I was showing the new employee how to answer the office phone.
While you were showing your paintings to the crowd, the critics arrived.
He was showing his classic car to a potential buyer when it started to rain.
We were showing our guests around the city when the festival began.
They were showing their classic movies at the cinema all day yesterday.
Past Perfect
Before the curtain rose, I had shown my ticket to the theater staff.
You had shown me the solution to the riddle before the teacher explained it.
He had shown his passport to the officer before he boarded the plane.
Before the guests arrived, we had shown our parents the clean kitchen.
They had shown their true colors before we signed the contract with them.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been showing my students how to do the experiment for an hour before the bell rang.
You had been showing great progress in your tennis lessons before you hurt your ankle.
He has been keeping records because he had been showing signs of memory loss before the treatment.
We had been showing our support for the charity for years before it received government funding.
They had been showing the property to buyers for a year before it finally sold.
Future Simple (will)
I promise I will show you my new apartment when you visit next week.
You will show your boarding pass to the flight attendant at the gate.
He will show us his secret recipe when we visit his kitchen tomorrow.
We will show you our beautiful city when you arrive at the train station.
They will show their new movie at the film festival next month.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to show my mother my final grades this evening.
You are going to show your ID to the guard at the entrance tomorrow morning.
He is going to show his friends his new video game tonight.
We are going to show the new family around the neighborhood this afternoon.
Look at the map because they are going to show us the secret path.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be showing my presentation to the company directors.
At noon next Monday, you will be showing the new house to a potential buyer.
He will be showing his art collection at the local gallery all next week.
This time tomorrow, we will be showing our new presentation to the manager.
At noon tomorrow, they will be showing the tourists around the historical museum.
Future Perfect
By next Friday, I will have shown my identification card to the security team three times.
You will have shown great improvement in your speaking skills by the end of this course.
He will have shown his work to the manager before the weekend begins.
By tomorrow morning, we will have shown the new apartment to three buyers.
By the end of the day, they will have shown their art projects to the class.
Future Perfect Continuous
By next summer, I will have been showing tourists around this historic city for five years.
You will have been showing your art at this gallery for a decade by next month.
He will have been showing symptoms of allergy for a month by the time he sees the specialist.
By next week, we will have been showing our loyalty to the club for a year.
They will have been showing their support for our cause for a decade by next anniversary.
Present Simple Negative
I do not show my personal drawings to anyone because I am too shy.
You do not show any fear when you stand on top of a tall building.
He does not show his emotions easily, so it is hard to know how he feels.
We prefer a surprise, so we do not show the birthday gifts before the party.
They do not show their secret map to anyone outside their group.
Present Simple Question
Do I show my passport at this counter, or should I go to the next one?
Do you show your library card when you check out books from the library?
Does he show respect to his elders during family dinners?
Do we show our tickets to the driver when we board the morning bus?
Do they show classic movies at that small local cinema on weekends?
Past Simple Negative
I did not show my identification card to the clerk because she did not ask for it.
You did not show me how to solve the last question on the math test.
He did not show up for our meeting at the coffee shop yesterday afternoon.
We were very tired, so we did not show much enthusiasm during the tour.
They did not show any interest in buying our old dining table.
Past Simple Question
Did I show you the photos from my summer vacation in Italy?
Did you show your receipt to the cashier before leaving the store?
Did he show his parents the excellent grades on his report card?
Did we show you the beautiful photographs from our summer vacation?
Did they show you the beautiful garden behind their new house?