Present / Past / Future (Simple Tenses)

My brother always drives a car carefully.

My neighbour usually drives his old car carefully.

My neighbour usually drove his sports car carefully.

My neighbour usually drives his sports car carefully.

The teacher will give us the test results tomorrow.

The teacher gives us the test results tomorrow.

The teacher will give me the test results tomorrow.

The teacher will gives us the test results tomorrow.

I give you my phone number in case you need to contact me.

I will give you my phone number in case you need to contact me.

I will give your phone number in case you want to contact me.

I gave you the phone number in case you need to contact me.

He told me a secret last night.

He told me a secret next night.

Grandpa tells me a secret last night.

Grandpa told me a secret last night.

She will tell you all about his trip when she gets back.

She will tell you all about her trip when she gets back.

She will tell me all about her trip when she gets back.

She will tells you about her trip when she gets back.

Will you come to my birthday party next Saturday?

Do  you come to my birthday party next Sunday?

Do  you come to your birthday party next Sunday?

Will you come to my birthday party last Saturday?

I come to you after work.

I will come to you after work.

I came to you after work.

I will go to you after work.

My little brother always tells funny stories.

My little brother often told funny stories.

My little brother often tells funny stories.

My little brother always told funny stories.