Present or Past
Progressive or Perfect
Progressive or Perfect
Sister Maryam is sitting at her desk this morning.
present progressive
Sumayyah made a flipbook for art class.
flipbook
Abdullah gave the students erasers.
students
Mustafa has suggested ending class early today.
has
Farhan was excited about skipping LA class.
excited
predicate adjective
Sister Apeer has talked about writing her own novel.
present perfect
Everyone stayed home except Umar.
home
Imaan baked her family a cake.
family
Rodina was raising money for the fundraiser.
was
Saidah remains champion of the book log.
champion
predicate noun
Yesterday, Khadijah had complained about too much homework.
past perfect
Hamza A. showed us his martial arts skills.
skills
Bareerah offers the students advice.
students
Hania had discovered a new opening to the closet.
had
Saim grew taller over the summer.
taller
predicate adjective
Last week, Saalihah was wondering how the test will be.
past progressive
Anbia ate a sandwich during lunch.
sandwich
Raneem gives the teacher her late assignments.
teacher
Adan will remain at home until further notice.
will
Mohammed looked weary about the test.
weary
predicate adjective
All the students are working quite diligently.
present progressive
Sara wrote her essay last night.
essay
Last week, Sister Apeer showed the class her new phone.
class
Hamza Kashif can stop doing his classwork when the bell rings.
can
Samar was the student who asked for more time on the test.
student
predicate noun