Simple Verb Tenses
Perfect Verb Tenses
Progressive Verb Tenses
Perfect Progressive Verb Tenses
United States English/British English
100

Give me a sentence in the Simple Present Tense 

I am in class now. 

100

What is the rule for present perfect verbs? 

Has, had, have + verb in past tense (add -ed for regular) 

100

What is the rule for progressive verbs?

Verb + ing 

100

Present perfect progressive tense of: draw 

The young girl has drawn many pictures. 

100

Flat (British English)

Apartment (American English)

200

Give me a sentence in Simple Past using the verb BECOME. 

My sister became a US citizen last month. 

200

Give me a sentence in present perfect tense using the verb do. 

You have done your laundry everyday this week! 

200

Give me a sentence with draw in the present progressive verb form.

I am drawing a picture for you. 

200

Eat in the past perfect progressive tense.

She had been playing football for ten years.

200

Biscuit (British English)

Cookie (American English) 

300

Give me a sentence using the simple future tense of the verb bite. 

Those dogs will bite their bone all night. 

300
Give me a verb in the past perfect tense using the verb drive. 

Susan has driven for 4 hours to get to Mexico City. 

300

Use the verb bend in the future progressive form.

I will be bending the rules in order to win the game. 

300

What is the rule for perfect progressive tenses?

has been, have been, will have been + verb -ing

300

Lift (British English) 

Elevator (American English)

400

Give me a sentence in the simple future tense using the verb blow. 

The wind will blow for hours. 
400

Give me a sentence using the future perfect tense. Use the verb write.

I will have written an entire novel by the time I finish school. 

400

Use ´drink´ in the past progressive tense.

I was drinking my juice when I bug bit me! 

400

Play: in the future perfect progressive form

I will have been playing football for the entire day. 

400

Trainers (British English) 

Sneakers (American English) 

500

When do we use the simple verb tense?

For actions that take place once, never, or several times. 

Actions that happen one after another. 

500

When do we use this verb tense?

Actions taking place during a certain moment in time; emphasises the results

500

What is the rule for progressive tenses? 

Actions going on at that moment and at the same time in a progressive manner.

500

Write: in the future perfect progressive tense 

They will have been writing this paper for three years. 

500

Powder room (British English)

Bathroom (American English)


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