If you're like me, you may have forgotten the names of all the tenses, but you occasionally want to look up the details within one of the grammar books.  Following is a list of sentences and the corresponding page in the Haag book that has details on usage. (I made up one sentence and then show it in different tenses).  Note, I have not shown commands, questions, or inverted sentences, only basic tenses.

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I go into the room.
Present Tense (pg 14)

Ich geh in die Schtubb.
[I go into the room.]

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I do go into the room.
Emphatic Tense (pg 29)

Ich duh in die Schtubb gehe.
[I do into the room go.]

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I am going into the room.
Progessive-like Present Tense (pg 31)

Ich bin in die Schtubb am Gehe.
[I am into the room going.]

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I {can, must, should} go into the room.
Present Tense of Modal Auxiliaries (pg 80)

Ich {kann, muss, soll} in die Schtubb geh.
[I can into the room go.]

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I am going to go into the room.
Double Infinitives (pg 82)

Ich geh into die Schtubb geh.
[I go into the room go.]

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I {am allowed to, may, want to} go into the room.
More Modal Auxiliaries (pg 106)

Ich {darreff, maag, will} in die Schtubb geh.
[I am allowed into the room go.]

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I went into the room. (I have gone into the room.)
Present Perfect (instead of Simple Past) (pg 148)

Ich bin in die Schtubb gange.
[I am into the room gone.]
(note that with no direct object, and motion, geh uses sie instead of hawwe).

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I had gone into the room.
Past Perfect (pg 162)

Ich bin in die Schtubb gange gwest.
[I am into the room gone be.]

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I will go into the room.
Future Indicative (pg 233)

Ich wa in die Schtubb geh.
[I will into the room go.]

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I will probably go into the room.
Future, continued (pg 234)
Ich wa woll in die Schtubb geh.
[I will probably into the room go.]

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I will have gone into the room.
Future Perfect Indicative (pg 234)

Ich wa in die Schtubb gange sei.
[I will into the room gone be.]

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I would go into the room.
Present Time Subjunctive(pg 261)

Ich gingt in die Schtubb.
[I would go into the room.]

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I would have gone into the room.
Past Time Subjunctive (pg 262)

Ich waer in die Schtubb gange.
[I would be into the room gone.]