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TABLE OF VERB TENSES AND VOICE IN THE INDICATIVE MOOD
(the regular verb "walk" illustrated)
Tense		Voice	Person	Singular (formal style)	Plural (formal style)	Singular (informal style)	Plural (informal style)
Simple	Present	Active	Noun	Tom walks the dog. Tom does not walk the dog. Does Tom walk the dog? Does Tom not walk the dog?	Tom and Jane [do] walk the dog. Tom and Jane do not walk the dog. Do Tom and Jane walk the dog? Do Tom and Jane not walk the dog?	Tom walks the dog. Tom doesn't walk the dog. Does Tom walk the dog? Doesn't Tom walk the dog?	Tom and Jane [do] walk the dog. Tom and Jane don't walk the dog. Do Tom and Jane walk the dog? Don't Tom and Jane walk the dog?
			First	I [do] walk the dog. I do not walk the dog. Do I walk the dog? Do I not walk the dog?	We [do] walk the dog. We do not walk the dog. Do we walk the dog? Do we not walk the dog?	I [do] walk the dog. I don't walk the dog. Do I walk the dog? Don't I walk the dog?	We [do] walk the dog. We don't walk the dog. Do we walk the dog? Don't we walk the dog?
			Second	You [do] walk the dog. You do not walk the dog. Do you walk the dog? Do you not walk the dog?	You [do] walk the dog. You do not walk the dog. Do you walk the dog? Do you not walk the dog?	You [do] walk the dog. You don't walk the dog. Do you walk the dog? Don't you walk the dog?	You [do] walk the dog. You don't walk the dog. Do you walk the dog? Don't you walk the dog?
			Third	He/she/ it does walk the dog. He/she/it does not walk the dog. Does he/she/it walk the dog? Does he/she/it not walk the dog?	They [do] walk the dog. They do not walk the dog. Do they walk the dog? Do they not walk the dog?	He/she/ it does walk the dog. He/she/it doesn't walk the dog. Does he/she/it walk the dog? Doesn't he/she/it walk the dog?	They [do] walk the dog. They don't walk the dog. Do they walk the dog? Don't they walk the dog?
		Passive		The dog is walked. The dog is not walked. Is the dog walked? Is the dog not walked?		The dog is walked. The dog isn't walked. Is the dog walked? Isn't the dog walked?
	Past	Active	Noun	Tom [has] walked the dog. Tom has not walked the dog. Has Tom walked the dog? Has Tom not walked the dog?	Tom and Jane [have] walked the dog. Tom and Jane have not walked the dog. Have Tom and Jane walked the dog? Have Tom and Jane not walked the dog?	Tom [has] walked the dog. Tom hasn't walked the dog. Has Tom walked the dog? Hasn't Tom walked the dog?	Tom and Jane [have] walked the dog. Tom and Jane haven't walked the dog. Have Tom and Jane walked the dog? Haven't Tom and Jane walked the dog?
			First	I have walked the dog. I have not walked the dog. Have I walked the dog? Have I not walked the dog?	We have walked the dog. We have not walked the dog. Have we walked the dog? Have we not walked the dog?	I've walked the dog. I haven't walked the dog. Have I walked the dog? Haven't I walked the dog?	We've walked the dog. We haven't walked the dog. Have we walked the dog? Haven't we walked the dog?
			Second	You have walked the dog. You have not walked the dog. Have you walked the dog? Have not you walked the dog?	You have walked the dog. You have not walked the dog. Have you walked the dog? Have you not walked the dog?	You've walked the dog. You haven't walked the dog. Have you walked the dog? Haven't you walked the dog?	You've walked the dog. You haven't walked the dog. Have you walked the dog? Haven't you walked the dog?
			Third	He/she/it walked the dog. He/she/it has not walked the dog. Has he/she/it walked the dog? Has he/she/it not walked the dog?	They have walked the dog. They have not walked the dog. Have they walked the dog? Have they not walked the dog?	He/she/it's walked the dog. He/she/it hasn't walked the dog. Has he/she/it walked the dog? Hasn't he/she/it walked the dog?	They've walked the dog. They haven't walked the dog. Have they walked the dog? Haven't they walked the dog?
		Passive		The dog was walked. The dog was not walked. Was the dog walked? Was the dog not walked?		The dog was walked. The dog wasn't walked. Was the dog walked? Wasn't the dog walked?
	Future	Active	Noun	Tom will walk the dog. Tom will not walk the dog. Will Tom walk the dog? Will Tom not walk the dog?	Tom and Jane will walk the dog. Tom and Jane will not walk the dog. Will Tom and Jane walk the dog? Will Tom and Jane not walk the dog?	Tom will walk the dog. Tom won't walk the dog. Will Tom walk the dog? Won't Tom walk the dog?	Tom and Jane will walk the dog. Tom and Jane won't walk the dog. Will Tom and Jane walk the dog? Won't Tom and Jane walk the dog?
			First	I will walk the dog. I will not walk the dog. Will I walk the dog? Will I not walk the dog?	We will walk the dog. We will not walk the dog. Will we walk the dog? Will we not walk the dog?	I will walk the dog. I won't walk the dog. Will I walk the dog? Won't I walk the dog?	We will walk the dog. We won't walk the dog. Will we walk the dog? Won't we walk the dog?
			Second	You will walk the dog. You will not walk the dog. Will you walk the dog? Will you not walk the dog?	You will walk the dog. You will not walk the dog. Will you walk the dog? Will you not walk the dog?	You will walk the dog. You won't walk the dog. Will you walk the dog? Won't you walk the dog?	You will walk the dog. You won't walk the dog. Will you walk the dog? Won't you walk the dog?
			Third	He/she/it will walk the dog. He/she/it will not walk the dog. Will he/she/it walk the dog? Will he/she/it not walk the dog?	They will walk the dog. They will not walk the dog. Will they walk the dog? W they not walk the dog?	He'll/she'll/it'll walk the dog. He/she/it won't walk the dog. Will he/she/it walk the dog? Won't he/she/it walk the dog?	They'll walk the dog. They won't walk the dog. Will they walk the dog? Won't they walk the dog?
		Passive		The dog will be walked. The dog will not be walked. Will the dog be walked? Will the dog not be walked?		The dog will be walked. The dog won't be walked. Will the dog be walked? Won't the dog be walked?
Perfect	Present	Active	Noun	Tom has walked the dog. Tom has not walked the dog. Has Tom walked the dog? Has Tom not walked the dog?	Tom and Jane have walked the dog. Tom and Jane have not walked the dog. Have Tom and Jane walked the dog? Have Tom and Jane not walked the dog?	Tom has walked the dog. Tom hasn't walked the dog. Has Tom walked the dog? Hasn't Tom walked the dog?	Tom and Jane have walked the dog. Tom and Jane haven't walked the dog. Have Tom and Jane walked the dog? Haven't Tom and Jane walked the dog?
			First	I have walked the dog. I have not walked the dog. Have I walked the dog? Have I not walked dog?	We have walked the dog. We have not walked the dog. Have we walked the dog? Have we not walked the dog?	I have walked the dog. I haven't walked the dog. Have I walked the dog? Haven't I walked dog?	We have walked the dog. We haven't walked the dog. Have we walked the dog? Haven't we walked the dog?
			Second	You have walked the dog. You have not walked the dog. Have you walked the dog? Have you not walked the dog?	You have walked the dog. You have not walked the dog. Have you walked the dog? Have you not walked the dog?	You have walked the dog. You haven't walked the dog. Have you walked the dog? Haven't you walked the dog?	You have walked the dog. You haven't walked the dog. Have you walked the dog? Haven't you walked the dog?
			Third	He/she/it has walked the dog. He/she/it has not walked the dog. Has he/she/it walked the dog? Has he/she/it not walked the dog?	They have walked the dog. They have not walked the dog. Have they walked the dog? Have they not walked the dog?	He's/she's/it's walked the dog. He/she/it hasn't walked the dog. Has he/she/it walked the dog? Hasn't he/she/it walked the dog?	They've walked the dog. They haven't walked the dog. Have they walked the dog? Haven't they walked the dog?
		Passive		The dog has been walked. The dog has not been walked. Has the dog been walked? Has the dog not been walked?		The dog's been walked. The dog hasn't been walked. Has the dog been walked? Hasn't the dog been walked?
	Past	Active	Noun	Tom had walked the dog. Tom had not walked the dog. Had Tom walked the dog? Had Tom not walked the dog?	Tom and Jane had walked the dog. Tom and Jane had not walked the dog. Had Tom and Jane walked the dog? Had Tom and Jane not walked the dog?	Tom had walked the dog. Tom had not walked the dog. Had Tom walked the dog? Had Tom not walked the dog?	Tom and Jane had walked the dog. Tom and Jane had not walked the dog. Had Tom and Jane walked the dog? Had Tom and Jane not walked the dog?
			First	I had walked the dog. I had not walked the dog. Had I walked the dog? Had I not walked the dog?	We had walked the dog. We had not walked the dog. Had we walked the dog? Had we not walked the dog?	I'd walked the dog. I hadn't walked the dog. Had I walked the dog? Hadn't I walked the dog?	We'd walked the dog. We hadn't walked the dog. Had we walked the dog? Hadn't we walked the dog?
			Second	You had walked the dog. You had not walked the dog. Had you walked the dog? Had you not walked the dog?	You had walked the dog. You had not walked the dog. Had you walked the dog? Had you not walked the dog?	You'd walked the dog. You hadn't walked the dog. Had you walked the dog? Hadn't you walked the dog?	You'd walked the dog. You hadn't walked the dog. Had you walked the dog? Hadn't you walked the dog?
			Third	He/she/it had walked the dog. He/she/it had not walked the dog. Had he/she/it walked the dog? Had he/she/it not walked the dog?	They had walked the dog. They had not walked the dog. Had they walked the dog? Had they not walked the dog?	He'd/she'd/it'd walked the dog. He/she/it hadn't walked the dog. Had he/she/it walked the dog? Hadn't he/she/it walked the dog?	They'd walked the dog. They hadn't walked the dog. Had they walked the dog? Hadn't they walked the dog?
		Passive		The dog had been walked. The dog had not been walked. Had the dog been walked? Had the dog not been walked?		The dog'd been walked. The dog hadn't been walked. Had the dog been walked? Hadn't the dog been walked?
	Future	Active	Noun	Tom will have walked the dog. Tom will not have walked the dog. Will Tom have walked the dog? Will Tom not have walked the dog?	Tom and Jane will have walked the dog. Tom and Jane will not have walked the dog. Will Tom and Jane have walked the dog? Will Tom and Jane not have walked the dog?	Tom'll have walked the dog. Tom won't have walked the dog. Will Tom have walked the dog? Won't Tom have walked the dog?	Tom and Jane'll have walked the dog. Tom and Jane won't have walked the dog. Will Tom and Jane have walked the dog? Won't Tom and Jane have walked the dog?
			First	I will have walked the dog. I will not have walked the dog. Will I have walked the dog? Will I not have walked the dog?	We will have walked the dog. We will not have walked the dog. Will we have walked the dog? Will we not have walked the dog?	I'll have walked the dog. I won't have walked the dog. Will I have walked the dog? Won't I have walked the dog?	We'll have walked the dog. We won't have walked the dog. Will we have walked the dog? Won't we have walked the dog?
			Second	You will have walked the dog. You will not have walked the dog. Will you have walked the dog? Will you not have walked the dog?	You will have walked the dog. You will not have walked the dog. Will you have walked the dog? Will you not have walked the dog?	You'll have walked the dog. You won't have walked the dog. Will you have walked the dog? Won't you have walked the dog?	You'll have walked the dog. You won't have walked the dog. Will you have walked the dog? Won't you have walked the dog?
			Third	He/she/it will have walked the dog. He/she/it will not have walked the dog. Will he/she/it have walked the dog? Will he/she/it not have walked the dog?	They will have walked the dog. They will not have walked the dog. Will they have walked the dog? Will they not have walked the dog?	He'll/she'll/it'll have walked the dog. He/she/it won't have walked the dog. Will he/she/it have walked the dog? Won't he/she/it have walked the dog?	They'll have walked the dog. They won't have walked the dog. Will they have walked the dog? Won't they have walked the dog?
		Passive		The dog will have been walked. The dog will not have been walked. Will the dog have been walked? Will the dog not have been walked?		The dog'll have been walked. The dog won't have been walked. Will the dog have been walked? Won't the dog have been walked?
Progressive	Present	Active	Noun	Tom is walking the dog. Tom is not walking the dog. Is Tom walking the dog? Is Tom not walking the dog?	Tom and Jane are walking the dog. Tom and Jane are not walking the dog. Are Tom and Jane walking the dog? Are Tom and Jane not walking the dog?	Tom's walking the dog. Tom isn't walking the dog. Is Tom walking the dog? Isn't Tom walking the dog?	Tom and Jane're walking the dog. Tom and Jane aren't walking the dog. Are Tom and Jane walking the dog? Aren't Tom and Jane walking the dog?
			First	I am walking the dog. I am not walking the dog. Am I walking the dog? Am I not walking the dog?	We are walking the dog. We are not walking the dog. Are we walking the dog? Are we not walking the dog?	I'm walking the dog. I'm not walking the dog. (ain't problem) Am I walking the dog? Am not I walking the dog?	We're walking the dog. We aren't walking the dog. Are we walking the dog? Aren't we walking the dog?
			Second	You are walking the dog. You are not walking the dog. Are you walking the dog? Are you not walking the dog?	You are walking the dog. You are not walking the dog. Are you walking the dog? Are you not walking the dog?	You are walking the dog. You are not walking the dog. Are you walking the dog? Are you not walking the dog?	You are walking the dog. You are not walking the dog. Are you walking the dog? Are you not walking the dog?
			Third	He/she/it is walking the dog. He/she/it is not walking the dog. Is he/she/it walking the dog? Is he/she/it not walking the dog?	They are walking the dog. They are not walking the dog. Are they walking the dog? Are they not walking the dog?	He's/she's/it's walking the dog. He/she/it isn't walking the dog. Is he/she/it walking the dog? Isn't he/she/it walking the dog?	They're walking the dog. They aren't walking the dog. Are they walking the dog? Aren't they walking the dog?
		Passive		The dog is being walked. The dog is not being walked. Is the dog being walked? Is the dog not being walked?		The dog's being walked. The dog isn't being walked. Is the dog being walked? Isn't the dog being walked?
	Past	Active	Noun	Tom was walking the dog. Tom was not walking the dog. Was Tom walking the dog? Was Tom not walking the dog?	Tom and Jane were walking the dog. Tom and Jane were not walking the dog. Were Tom and Jane walking the dog? Were Tom and Jane not walking the dog?	Tom was walking the dog. Tom wasn't walking the dog. Was Tom walking the dog? Wasn't Tom walking the dog?	Tom and Jane were walking the dog. Tom and Jane weren't walking the dog. Were Tom and Jane walking the dog? Weren't Tom and Jane walking the dog?
			First	I was walking the dog. I was not walking the dog. Was I walking the dog? Was I not walking the dog?	We were walking the dog. We were not walking the dog. Were we walking the dog? Were we not walking the dog?	I was walking the dog. I wasn't walking the dog. Was I walking the dog? Wasn't I walking the dog?	We were walking the dog. We weren't walking the dog. Were we walking the dog? Weren't we walking the dog?
			Second	You were walking the dog. You were not walking the dog. Were you walking the dog? Were you not walking the dog?	You were walking the dog. You were not walking the dog. Were you walking the dog? Were you not walking the dog?	You were walking the dog. You weren't walking the dog. Were you walking the dog? Weren't you walking the dog?	You were walking the dog. You weren't walking the dog. Were you walking the dog? Weren't you walking the dog?
			Third	He/she/it was walking the dog. He/she/it was not walking the dog. Was he/she/it walking the dog? Was he/she/it not walking the dog?	They were walking dog. They were not walking the dog. Were they walking the dog? Were they not walking the dog?	He/she/it was walking the dog. He/she/it wasn't walking the dog. Was he/she/it walking the dog? Wasn't he/she/it walking the dog?	They were walking the dog. They weren't walking the dog. Were they walking the dog? Weren't they walking the dog?
		Passive		The dog was being walked. The dog was not being walked. Was the dog being walked? Was the dog not being walked?		The dog was being walked. The dog wasn't being walked. Was the dog being walked? Wasn't the dog being walked?
	Future	Active	Noun	Tom will be walking the dog. Tom will not be walking the dog. Will Tom be walking the dog? Will Tom not be walking the dog?	Tom and Jane will be walking the dog. Tom and Jane will not be walking the dog. Will Tom and Jane be walking the dog? Will Tom and Jane not be walking the dog?	Tom'll be walking the dog. Tom won't be walking the dog. Will Tom be walking the dog? Won't Tom be walking the dog?	Tom and Jane'll be walking the dog. Tom and Jane won't be walking the dog. Will Tom and Jane be walking the dog? Won't Tom and Jane be walking the dog?
			First	I will be walking the dog. I will not be walking the dog. Will I be walking the dog? Will I not be walking the dog?	We will be walking the dog. We will not be walking the dog. Will we be walking the dog? Will we not be walking the dog?	I'll be walking the dog. I won't be walking the dog. Will I be walking the dog? Won't I be walking the dog?	We'll be walking the dog. We won't be walking the dog. Will we be walking the dog? Won't we be walking the dog?
			Second	You will be walking the dog. You will not be walking the dog. Will you be walking the dog? Will you not be walking the dog?	You will be walking the dog. You will not be walking the dog. Will you be walking the dog? Will you not be walking the dog?	You'll be walking the dog. You won't be walking the dog. Will you be walking the dog? Won't you be walking the dog?	You'll be walking the dog. You won't be walking the dog. Will you be walking the dog? Won't you be walking the dog?
			Third	He/she/it will be walking the dog. He/she/it will not be walking the dog. Will he/she/it be walking the dog? Will he/she/it not be walking the dog?	They will be walking the dog. They will not be walking the dog. Will they be walking the dog? Will they not be walking the dog?	He'll/she'll/it'll be walking the dog. He/she/it won't be walking the dog. Will he/she/it be walking the dog? Won't he/she/it be walking the dog?	They'll be walking the dog. They won't be walking the dog. Will they be walking the dog? Won't they be walking the dog?
		Passive		The dog will be being walked. The dog will not be being walked. Will the dog be being walked? Will the dog not be being walked?		The dog'll be being walked. The dog won't be being walked. Will the dog be being walked? Won't the dog be being walked?
Perfect Progressive	Present	Active	Noun	Tom has been walking the dog. Tom has not been walking the dog. Has Tom been walking the dog? Has Tom not been walking the dog?	Tom and Jane have been walking the dog. Tom and Jane have not been walking the dog. Have Tom and Jane been walking the dog? Have Tom and Jane not been walking the day?	Tom's been walking the dog. Tom hasn't been walking the dog. Has Tom been walking the dog? Hasn't Tom been walking the dog?	Tom and Jane've been walking the dog. Tom and Jane haven't been walking the dog. Have Tom and Jane been walking the dog? Haven't Tom and Jane been walking the day?
			First	I have been walking the dog. I have not been walking the dog. Have I been walking the dog? Have I not been walking the dog?	We have been walking the dog. We have not been walking the dog. Have we been walking the dog? Have we not been walking the day?	I've been walking the dog. I haven't been walking the dog. Have I been walking the dog? Haven't I been walking the dog?	We've been walking the dog. We haven't been walking the dog. Have we been walking the dog? Haven't we been walking the dog?
			Second	You have been walking the dog. You have not been walking the dog. Have you been walking the dog? Have you not been walking the dog?	You have been walking the dog. You have not been walking the dog. Have you been walking the dog? Have you not been walking the dog?	You've been walking the dog. You haven't been walking the dog. Have you been walking the dog? Haven't you been walking the dog?	You've been walking the dog. You haven't been walking the dog. Have you been walking the dog? Haven't you been walking the dog?
			Third	He/she/it has been walking the dog. He/she/it has not been walking the dog. Has he/she/it been walking the dog? Has he/she/it not been walking the dog?	They have been walking the dog. They have not been walking the dog. Have they been walking the dog? Have they not been walking the dog?	He's/she's/it's been walking the dog. He/she/it hasn't been walking the dog. Has he/she/it been walking the dog? Hasn't he/she/it been walking the dog?	They've been walking the dog. They haven't been walking the dog. Have they been walking the dog? Haven't they been walking the dog?
		Passive		The dog has been being walked. The dog has not been being walked. Has the dog been being walked? Has the dog not been being walked?		The dog's been being walked. The dog hasn't been being walked. Has the dog been being walked? Hasn't the dog been being walked?
	Past	Active	Noun	Tom had been walking the dog. Tom had not been walking the dog. Had Tom been walking the dog? Had Tom not been walking the dog?	Tom and Jane had been walking the dog. Tom and Jane had not been walking the dog. Had Tom and Jane been walking the dog? Had Tom and Jane not been walking the dog?	Tom'd been walking the dog. Tom hadn't been walking the dog. Had Tom been walking the dog? Hadn't Tom been walking the dog?	Tom and Jane'd been walking the dog. Tom and Jane hadn't been walking the dog. Had Tom and Jane been walking the dog? Hadn't Tom and Jane been walking the dog?
			First	I had been walking the dog. I had not been walking the dog. Had I been walking the dog? Had I not been walking the dog?	We had been walking the dog. We had not been walking the dog. Had we been walking the dog? Had we not been walking the dog?	I'd been walking the dog. I hadn't been walking the dog. Had I been walking the dog? Hadn't I been walking the dog?	We'd been walking the dog. We hadn't been walking the dog. Had we been walking the dog? Hadn't we been walking the dog?
			Second	You had been walking the dog. You had not been walking the dog? Had you been walking the dog? Had you not been walking the dog?	You had been walking the dog. You had not been walking the dog. Had you been walking the dog? Had you not been walking the dog?	You'd been walking the dog. You hadn't been walking the dog? Had you been walking the dog? Had't you been walking the dog?	You'd been walking the dog. You hadn't been walking the dog. Had you been walking the dog? Hadn't you been walking the dog?
			Third	He/she/it had been walking the dog. He/she/it had not been walking the dog. Had he/she/it been walking the dog? Had he/she/it not been walking the dog?	They had been walking the dog. They had not been walking the dog. Had they been walking the dog? Had they not been walking the dog?	He'd/she'd/it'd been walking the dog. He/she/it hadn't been walking the dog. Had he/she/it been walking the dog? Hadn't he/she/it been walking the dog?	They'd been walking the dog. They hadn't been walking the dog. Had they been walking the dog? Hadn't they been walking the dog?
		Passive		The dog had been being walked. The dog had not been being walked. Had the dog been being walked? Had the dog not been being walked?		The dog'd been being walked. The dog hadn't been being walked. Had the dog been being walked? Hadn't the dog been being walked?
	Future	Active	Noun	Tom will have been walking the dog. Tom will not have been walking the dog. Will Tom have been walking the dog? Will Tom not have been walking the dog?	Tom and Jane will have been walking the dog. Tom and Jane will not have been walking the dog. Will Tom and Jane have been walking the dog? Will Tom and Jane not have been walking the dog?	Tom will have been walking the dog. Tom will not have been walking the dog. Will Tom have been walking the dog? Will Tom not have been walking the dog?	Tom and Jane will have been walking the dog. Tom and Jane will not have been walking the dog. Will Tom and Jane have been walking the dog? Will Tom and Jane not have been walking the dog?
			First	I will have been walking the dog. I will not have been walking the dog. Will I have been walking the dog? Will I not have been walking the dog?	We will have been walking the dog. We will not have been walking the dog. Will we have been walking the dog? Will we not have been walking the dog?	I will have been walking the dog. I will not have been walking the dog. Will I have been walking the dog? Will I not have been walking the dog?	We will have been walking the dog. We will not have been walking the dog. Will we have been walking the dog? Will we not have been walking the dog?
			Second	You will have been walking the dog. You will not have been walking the dog. Will you have been walking the dog? Will you not have been walking the dog?	You will have been walking the dog. You will not have been walking the dog. Will you have been walking the dog? Will you not have been walking the dog?	You will've been walking the dog. You won't have been walking the dog. Will you have been walking the dog? Won't you have been walking the dog?	You'll have been walking the dog. You won't have been walking the dog. Will you have been walking the dog? Won't you have been walking the dog?
			Third	He/she/it will have been walking the dog. He/she/it will not have been walking the dog. Will he/she/it have been walking the dog? Will he/she/it not have been walking the dog?	They will have been walking the dog. They will not have been walking the dog. Will they have been walking the dog? Will they not have been walking the dog?	He'll/she'll/it'll have been walking the dog. He/she/it won't have been walking the dog. Will he/she/it have been walking the dog? Won't he/she/it have been walking the dog?	They'll have been walking the dog. They won't have been walking the dog. Will they have been walking the dog? Won't they have been walking the dog?
		Passive		The dog will have been being walked. The dog will not have been being walked. Will the dog have been being walked? Will the dog not have been being walked?		The dog'll have been being walked. The dog won't have been being walked. Will the dog have been being walked? Won't the dog have been being walked?
Notes: Base form of verb: walk Italics denote irregular forms—see chart. Examples are shown, in order, affirmative statement, denial statement, affirmative question, and denial question forms for each type.