Present Tenses
Name 2 signal words for present progressive
Example:
(right) now, at the moment, just
Name 2 signal words for present perfect.
ago, (not) yet, already
Tell me the form of both simple future tenses.
will + infinitive
Form of “be“ + going to + infinitive
Name the used tenses in these sentences:
They haven‘t heard the news. They still don‘t know what has happened.
Present perfect, simple present, present perfect
Another word for social media activism…
clicktivism
Correct the sentence:
Alice haven‘t finished her homework yet, so she cannot go to the shopping centre.
Alice hasn‘t finished her homework yet, so she cannot go to the shopping centre.
Name the tense in this sentence:
We were at the party and had fun yesterday.
simple past
Complete the sentence with the correct tense:
My parents — (not let) me go to the party tonight, probably.
My parents will not/ won‘t let me go to the party tonight, probably.
probably - will future
Complete the sentence with the correct tense:
When I saw his hands, I knew he — (kill) the cat.
When I saw his hands, I knew he had killed the cat.
Name the author of the novel “The war between the classes“.
(Gloria D.) Miklowitz
Complete the sentence using the appropriate tense:
He — (play) the guitar right now.
He is playing the guitar right now.
Name the tense in this sentence:
She was studying all day today.
Past continuous/ progressive
Tell me the form of the future continuous tense.
will + be + infinitive -ing
Name the used tenses in this sentence:
She had finished her studies when I started mine.
Past perfect, simple past
Which grammatical structure do you use when you want to state what someone else said earlier?
Reported speech
Which tense focusses on duration/ time span and not on a certain point in time?
present Perfect progressive
Name the tense in this sentence:
He had been living in Chile for several years.
past perfect continuous/ progressive
Name the tense in this sentence:
Mary will have repaired her bike next week.
Future perfect
Complete the sentence with the correct tense:
My brother — (play) rugby since he was 4 years.
My brother has played rugby since he was 4 years.
Name the 4 steps of the AIDA model.
Attention
interest
desire
action