She drives a car. (Present Simple) — Does she drive a car? — She doesn’t drive a car.
She drove a car. (Past Simple) — Did she drive a car? — She didn’t drive a car.
She will drive a car. (Future Simple) — Will she drive a car? — She will drive a car.
She would drive a car. (Conditional) — Would she drive a car? — She would not drive a car.
She is driving a car. (Present Continuous) — Is she driving a car? — She isn’t driving a car.
She was driving a car. (Past Continuous) — Was she driving a car? — She was not driving a car.
She has driven a car. (Present Perfect) — Has she driven a car? — She hasn’t driven a car.
She had driven a car. (Past Perfect) — Had she driven a car? — She hadn’t driven a car.
They made a sandcastle yesterday. — Did they make a sandcastle yesterday? — They didn’t make a sandcastle yesterday.
I shall listen to music tomorrow. — Shall I listen to music tomorrow? — I shall not listen to music tomorrow.
We are playing game now. — Are they playing game now? — They are not playing game now.