Past
How many past tenses have? Count them
Four:
Past simple, past continious, past perfect, past perfect continious
Give example for present perfect continious tense
S+have/has+been+V ing+O
When do we use "going to" for the future tense? Give an example sentence.
We use 'going to' for the future tense to express intentions, plans, or predictions based on present evidence.
For example: 'She is going to travel to Europe next summer.
Rewrite the sentence in passive form:The chef prepares delicious meals every day.
Delicious meals are prepared by the chef every day.
Identify the tence: He will be leaving for Paris tomorrow
Future continuous tense
Which tense we use to describe actions happening at a particular moment in the past? Give example
Past continuous
Example: At five o'clock, I was reading my new book.
What is the difference between present perfect and past simple?
Past simple: when the action started in the past, finished in the past, and is not continuing now.
Present perfect when the action started in the past and is continuing now.
Does the Future Simple tense describe actions that have already been planned? Why?
No, it’s used for predictions and spontaneous decisions
Explain the difference between the active and passive voice in English
The active voice emphasizes the doer of the action, while the passive voice focuses on the receiver of the action
Which tense is used for actions that were in progress at a certain time in the past?
Past Continuous:“They were playing football when it started raining.”
Which tense we use to describe background information in a story? Give example also
Past continuous
Identify the tense and voice used in the sentence: The flowers are watered every morning
Present simple passive
Name five future tense time phrases/key words.
Tomorrow, next week, in the future, next summer, in the coming years and others.
Which is more formal will or be going to? Why?
Example: Will you help me with history homework?