Verb Tenses
Verb Forms
Correct the sentence
RIGHT? OR CORRECT THE SENTENCE
VOCABULARY
100
The students study English last year.
The student studied English last year.
100
The students at the college works hard on their classes.
The students at the college work hard at their classes.
100
I like to exercises every day.
I like to EXERCISE every day. (No s after exercise)
100
English grammar is confused.
Wrong- English grammar is confusing .
100
WHAT ARE THESE CALLED? 
EMOJIS
200
The students at the college are study grammar this semester.
The students at the college are studying grammar this semester.
200
The teacher didn't assigned any homework.
The teacher didn't assign any homework.
200
Two of the players of the game win a prize yesterday.
Two of the players of the game WON a prize yesterday.
200
I am disappointed that the weather is rainy again.
Right
200
An animal that can live both on land and in water is called:
AMPHIBIOUS
300
She studys English every day.
She studies English every day.
300
The singer can sings well.
The singer can sing well.
300
The players are play basketball.
The players play basketball.
or
The players are playing basketball.
300
Studying English can be exhausting.
Right
300
Lots of energy and style...
PANACHE
400
I seen the Avengers movie last night.
I saw the Avengers movie last night.
400
The students have learn a lot of grammar rules.
The students have learned a lot of grammar rules.
400
I studied English at the college since 2015.
I have studied English at the college since 2015.
400
Some people are terrifying to fly in airplanes.
Wrong- terrifed
400
Having a desire to do good...
BENEVOLENT
500
I have never rode a horse.
I have never ridden a horse.
500
The class hopes going to a restaurant for a meal after class.
The class hopes to go to a restaurant for a meal after class.
500
Although I like to study, but I don't like to read.
I like to study, but I don't like to read.
or
Although I like to study, I don't like to read.
500
That movie was amazed.
Wrong- Amazing
500
TO INCREASE IN EXTENT, VOLUME, AMOUNT, OR SCOPE...
ESCALATE