Verb Tenses
Identify the tense: "She walked to the store yesterday."
Past Tense
Which sentence is simple present?
“I eat breakfast at 7 AM.”
“I have eaten breakfast already.”
I eat breakfast at 7 AM.
Identify the tense: “We are studying for the quiz right now.”
Present progressive tense
Choose the correct form:
“The dog (bark / barks) loudly every night.”
The dog barks loudly every night
Correct tense and SVA:
“He don’t like pizza but he ate some yesterday.”
He doesn’t like pizza, but he ate some yesterday.
Identify the tense:
“She has walked to the store before.”
Present perfect tense
Fill in with present perfect:
“She (visit) Paris three times.”
She has visited Paris three times.
Fill in using future progressive:
“This time next week, I (fly) to New York.”
This time next week, I will be flying to New York.
Correct the agreement error:
“My friends loves the new movie.”
My friends love the new movie.
Edit for tense consistency:
“She was singing and then she takes a bow.”
She was singing and then she took a bow.
Rewrite in the future tense: He studies for the test every night.
He will study for the test every night.
Explain the difference in meaning: “I finished my homework.” vs “I have finished my homework.”
Simple past = finished in the past; present perfect = finished with relevance now.
Correct the error and name the tense used:
“She is playing soccer every Saturday.”
She plays soccer every Saturday — simple present
Choose the correct verb and explain your choice:
“Either the teacher or the students (is / are) responsible for the supplies.”
are - agree with the subject immediately before it
Identify all errors and correct:
“Nobody have finished their homework yet.”
Nobody has finished their homework yet.
Choose the correct verb form and name the tense: They (go / went / have gone) to the museum last weekend.
went — past simple tense
Choose the correct form and explain why:
“By noon, he (completed / has completed / had completed) the assignment.”
had completed (earlier past action)
Change to past progressive and explain the use of the tense:
“I read a book when the phone rang.”
I was reading a book when the phone rang.
Choose the correct form and explain:
“Ten dollars (were / was) missing from the drawer.”
Ten dollars was missing from the drawer.
Correct the sentence for tense and subject–verb agreement:
“By the time they arrives, the show already started.”
By the time they arrived, the show had already started.
Complete the sentence using the correct perfect tense: “By the time the movie started, we (finish) our homework.”
“By the time the movie started, we had finished our homework.”
Edit for correct tense and clarity:
“After he finishes the homework, he had watched TV.”
After he finished his homework, he watched TV.
Complete using past perfect progressive:
“She (practice) the piano for two hours before the recital.”
had been practicing — past perfect progressive
Choose the correct verb and justify.
“The team, along with its coach, (is / are) arriving tomorrow.”
is (main subject: team)
I goes to the library every week. Yesterday, I visit with my friend and we reads a book about space. By the time we leaves, the librarian had closed the doors.
I go to the library every week. Yesterday, I visited with my friend, and we read a book about space. By the time we left, the librarian had closed the doors.