from xv.english import TenseManager
import random

ke = TenseManager(root_folder = "books_text", parent_depth = 3)

ke.printProblemTypes()

0. _problem_convert_simple_tense
1. _problem_convert_perfect_tense
2. _problem_convert_imperfect_tense
3. _problem_convert_continuous_tense
4. _problem_convert_passive_simple_tense
5. _problem_convert_passive_perfect_tense
6. _problem_convert_passive_imperfect_tense
7. _problem_convert_passive_continuous_tense
8. _problem_assertive_simple_tense
9. _problem_assertive_perfect_tense
10. _problem_assertive_imperfect_tense
11. _problem_assertive_continuous_tense
12. _problem_all_tenses
13. _problem_all_assertive_passive_tenses
14. _problem_all_passive_tenses

from IPython.display import HTML
n = len(ke._problemTemplates)
max_loop = 1
for j in range(0, max_loop):
    for i in range(n):
        problem_type = i
        display(HTML(f"<h2>problem_type: {problem_type}/{n-1} (loop {j}/{max_loop-1})</h2>"))
        ke.getRandomProblem(problem_type = problem_type, verbose = True)
        display(ke.printProblem())

        display(HTML(f"<h6>Answer:</h6>"))
        display(ke.printAnswer())

        display(HTML(f"<h6>Solution:</h6>"))
        display(ke.printSolution())
        pass

problem_type: 0/14 (loop 0/0)

Problem Template: _problem_convert_simple_tense

Identify the tense of the following and rewrite the sentence in other tenses.

Does Sita play cricket ?

Answer:

Present:   Does Sita play cricket ?
Past:   Did Sita play cricket ?
Future:   Will Sita play cricket ?

Solution:

Present:   Does Sita play cricket ?
Past:   Did Sita play cricket ?
Future:   Will Sita play cricket ?

problem_type: 1/14 (loop 0/0)

Problem Template: _problem_convert_perfect_tense

Identify the tense of the following and rewrite the sentence in other tenses.

Had kids not written a letter ?

Answer:

Present:   Have kids not written a letter?
Past:   Had kids not written a letter ?
Future:   Will kids not have written a letter ?

Solution:

Present:   Have kids not written a letter?
Past:   Had kids not written a letter ?
Future:   Will kids not have written a letter ?

problem_type: 2/14 (loop 0/0)

Problem Template: _problem_convert_imperfect_tense

Identify the tense of the following and rewrite the sentence in other tenses.

The boy is not writing a book .

Answer:

Present:   The boy is not writing a book .
Past:   The boy was not writing a book .
Future:   The boy will not be writing a book .

Solution:

Present:   The boy is not writing a book .
Past:   The boy was not writing a book .
Future:   The boy will not be writing a book .

problem_type: 3/14 (loop 0/0)

Problem Template: _problem_convert_continuous_tense

Identify the tense of the following and rewrite the sentence in other tenses.

Mary has not been playing football .

Answer:

Present:   Mary has not been playing football .
Past:   Mary had not been playing football .
Future:   Mary will not have been playing football .

Solution:

Present:   Mary has not been playing football .
Past:   Mary had not been playing football .
Future:   Mary will not have been playing football .

problem_type: 4/14 (loop 0/0)

Problem Template: _problem_convert_passive_simple_tense

Identify the tense of the following and rewrite the sentence in other tenses.

Drum will be played by kids .

Answer:

Present:   Drum is played by kids .
Past:   Drum was played by kids .
Future:   Drum will be played by kids .

Solution:

Present:   Drum is played by kids .
Past:   Drum was played by kids .
Future:   Drum will be played by kids .

problem_type: 5/14 (loop 0/0)

Problem Template: _problem_convert_passive_perfect_tense

Identify the tense of the following and rewrite the sentence in other tenses.

Instruments had been played by kids .

Answer:

Present:   Instruments have been played by kids.
Past:   Instruments had been played by kids .
Future:   Instruments will have been played by kids .

Solution:

Present:   Instruments have been played by kids.
Past:   Instruments had been played by kids .
Future:   Instruments will have been played by kids .

problem_type: 6/14 (loop 0/0)

Problem Template: _problem_convert_passive_imperfect_tense

Identify the tense of the following and rewrite the sentence in other tenses.

Is an application not being written by the child ?

Answer:

Present:   Is an application not being written by the child ?
Past:   Was an application not being written by the child ?
Future:   Will an application not be being written by the child an application ?

Solution:

Present:   Is an application not being written by the child ?
Past:   Was an application not being written by the child ?
Future:   Will an application not be being written by the child an application ?

problem_type: 7/14 (loop 0/0)

Problem Template: _problem_convert_passive_continuous_tense

Identify the tense of the following and rewrite the sentence in other tenses.

Will badminton not have been being played by students ?

Answer:

Present:   Has badminton not been being played by students ?
Past:   Had badminton not been being played by students ?
Future:   Will badminton not have been being played by students ?

Solution:

Present:   Has badminton not been being played by students ?
Past:   Had badminton not been being played by students ?
Future:   Will badminton not have been being played by students ?

problem_type: 8/14 (loop 0/0)

Problem Template: _problem_assertive_simple_tense

Write examples the assertive, simple, active sentences.

Answer:

Examples the assertive, simple, active sentences:

present_simple:
Girls play saxophone .

past_simple:
Girls played saxophone .

future_simple:
Girls will play saxophone .

Solution:

Examples the assertive, simple, active sentences:

present_simple:
Girls play saxophone .

past_simple:
Girls played saxophone .

future_simple:
Girls will play saxophone .

problem_type: 9/14 (loop 0/0)

Problem Template: _problem_assertive_perfect_tense

Write examples the assertive, perfect, active sentences.

Answer:

Examples the assertive, perfect, active sentences:

present_perfect:
Mary has played drums.

past_perfect:
Mary had played drums .

future_perfect:
Mary will have played drums .

Solution:

Examples the assertive, perfect, active sentences:

present_perfect:
Mary has played drums.

past_perfect:
Mary had played drums .

future_perfect:
Mary will have played drums .

problem_type: 10/14 (loop 0/0)

Problem Template: _problem_assertive_imperfect_tense

Write examples the assertive, imperfect, active sentences.

Answer:

Examples the assertive, imperfect, active sentences:

present_imperfect:
Children are playing football .

past_imperfect:
Children were playing football .

future_imperfect:
Children will be playing football .

Solution:

Examples the assertive, imperfect, active sentences:

present_imperfect:
Children are playing football .

past_imperfect:
Children were playing football .

future_imperfect:
Children will be playing football .

problem_type: 11/14 (loop 0/0)

Problem Template: _problem_assertive_continuous_tense

Write examples the assertive, continuous, active sentences.

Answer:

Examples the assertive, continuous, active sentences:

present_perfect_continuous:
Hamid has been playing piano .

past_perfect_continuous:
Hamid had been playing piano .

future_perfect_continuous:
Hamid will have been playing piano .

Solution:

Examples the assertive, continuous, active sentences:

present_perfect_continuous:
Hamid has been playing piano .

past_perfect_continuous:
Hamid had been playing piano .

future_perfect_continuous:
Hamid will have been playing piano .

problem_type: 12/14 (loop 0/0)

Problem Template: _problem_all_tenses

Write examples the active sentences.

Answer:

Examples the active sentences:

present_simple:
Does the boy play water sports ?

present_imperfect:
Is the boy playing water sports ?

present_perfect:
Has the boy played water sports?

present_perfect_continuous:
Has the boy been playing water sports ?

past_simple:
Did the boy play water sports ?

past_imperfect:
Was the boy playing water sports ?

past_perfect:
Had the boy played water sports ?

past_perfect_continuous:
Had the boy been playing water sports ?

future_simple:
Will the boy play water sports ?

future_imperfect:
Will the boy be playing water sports ?

future_perfect:
Will the boy have played water sports ?

future_perfect_continuous:
Will the boy have been playing water sports ?

Solution:

Examples the active sentences:

present_simple:
Does the boy play water sports ?

present_imperfect:
Is the boy playing water sports ?

present_perfect:
Has the boy played water sports?

present_perfect_continuous:
Has the boy been playing water sports ?

past_simple:
Did the boy play water sports ?

past_imperfect:
Was the boy playing water sports ?

past_perfect:
Had the boy played water sports ?

past_perfect_continuous:
Had the boy been playing water sports ?

future_simple:
Will the boy play water sports ?

future_imperfect:
Will the boy be playing water sports ?

future_perfect:
Will the boy have played water sports ?

future_perfect_continuous:
Will the boy have been playing water sports ?

problem_type: 13/14 (loop 0/0)

Problem Template: _problem_all_assertive_passive_tenses

Write examples the assertive, passive sentences.

Answer:

Examples the assertive, passive sentences:

present_simple:
Drums are played by boys .

present_imperfect:
Drums are being played by boys .

present_perfect:
Drums have been played by boys.

present_perfect_continuous:
Drums have been being played by boys .

past_simple:
Drums were played by boys .

past_imperfect:
Drums were being played by boys .

past_perfect:
Drums had been played by boys .

past_perfect_continuous:
Drums had been being played by boys .

future_simple:
Drums will be played by boys .

future_imperfect:
Drums will be being played by boys drums .

future_perfect:
Drums will have been played by boys .

future_perfect_continuous:
Drums will have been being played by boys .

Solution:

Examples the assertive, passive sentences:

present_simple:
Drums are played by boys .

present_imperfect:
Drums are being played by boys .

present_perfect:
Drums have been played by boys.

present_perfect_continuous:
Drums have been being played by boys .

past_simple:
Drums were played by boys .

past_imperfect:
Drums were being played by boys .

past_perfect:
Drums had been played by boys .

past_perfect_continuous:
Drums had been being played by boys .

future_simple:
Drums will be played by boys .

future_imperfect:
Drums will be being played by boys drums .

future_perfect:
Drums will have been played by boys .

future_perfect_continuous:
Drums will have been being played by boys .

problem_type: 14/14 (loop 0/0)

Problem Template: _problem_all_passive_tenses

Write examples the passive sentences.

Answer:

Examples the passive sentences:

present_simple:
Letters are written by the child .

present_imperfect:
Letters are being written by the child .

present_perfect:
Letters have been written by the child.

present_perfect_continuous:
Letters have been being written by the child .

past_simple:
Letters were written by the child .

past_imperfect:
Letters were being written by the child .

past_perfect:
Letters had been written by the child .

past_perfect_continuous:
Letters had been being written by the child .

future_simple:
Letters will be written by the child .

future_imperfect:
Letters will be being written by the child letters .

future_perfect:
Letters will have been written by the child .

future_perfect_continuous:
Letters will have been being written by the child .

Solution:

Examples the passive sentences:

present_simple:
Letters are written by the child .

present_imperfect:
Letters are being written by the child .

present_perfect:
Letters have been written by the child.

present_perfect_continuous:
Letters have been being written by the child .

past_simple:
Letters were written by the child .

past_imperfect:
Letters were being written by the child .

past_perfect:
Letters had been written by the child .

past_perfect_continuous:
Letters had been being written by the child .

future_simple:
Letters will be written by the child .

future_imperfect:
Letters will be being written by the child letters .

future_perfect:
Letters will have been written by the child .

future_perfect_continuous:
Letters will have been being written by the child .