Past Progressive
Present Progressive
Future Progressive
Past Perfect
Present Perfect
100

What is the formula to form the past progressive?

was/were + verb-ing

100

What is the formula to form the present progressive?

am/is/are + verb-ing

100

What is the formula to form the future progressive?

will be + verb-ing

100

What is the formula to form the past perfect tense?

had + past participle 

100

What is the formula to form the present perfect tense?

has/have + past participle 

200

Put the following sentence in the past progressive tense.

The current ___________________(carrying) out to see no matter how hard he tried to fight against it. 

Formula: was/were + verb-ing 

Answer: was carrying 

200

Put the following sentence in the present progressive tense.  

I _____________(eat) the whole of this pizza.

Formula: am/is/are + verb-ing  

Answer: am eating  

200

Put the following sentence in the future progressive tense.

We________________(stay) in a hotel. 

Formula: will be + verb-ing 

Answer: will be staying 

200

Put the following sentence in the past perfect tense.

He________________(brought) her some flowers."

Formula: had + past participle 

Answer: had brought

200

Put the following sentence in the present perfect tense.

James and Lucas _______________the painting (finish) 

Formula: has/have + past participle 

Answer: have finished

300

Put the following sentence in the past progressive tense.  

I was scared because the wind _____________ (howling) in the chimney.

Formula: was/were + verb-ing 

Answer: was howling 

300

Put the following sentence in the present progressive tense.   

My dad _______________ (fall-negative) for that trick. 

Formula: am/is/are + verb-ing  

Answer: is not falling 


REMEMBER: negative means you have to add "not" 

300

Put the following sentence in the future progressive tense. 

Kayleigh_____________(try) to work out the answer before the teacher does.

Formula: will be + verb-ing 

Answer: will be trying 

300

Put the following sentence in the past perfect tense. 

We _______________(hope) she would change her mind.

Formula: had + past participle 

Answer: had hoped 

300

Put the following sentence in the present perfect tense.


I __________(be) to Africa.

Formula: has/have + past participle

Answer: have been 

400

Put the following sentence in the past progressive tense. 

The birds _______________(sing-negative) for some reason I could not fathom. 

Formula: was/were + verb-ing 

Answer: were not (weren't) singing 

400

Put the following sentence in the present progressive tense.  

I ________________ (wear-negative) my new shoes today because I don't want them to get dirty. 

Formula: am/is/are + verb-ing 

Answer: am not wearing 


REMEMBER: negative means you have to add "not"

400

Put the following sentence in the future progressive tense. 

The girls____________(run) to the gym club.

Formula: will be + verb-ing

Answer: will be running 

400

Put the following sentence in the past perfect tense. 

She_____________(always say) she would come back. 

Formula: had + past participle 

Answer: had always said 


400

Put the following sentence in the present perfect tense.

Dad___________________(give-negative) me permission to drive the car.

Formula: has/have + not + past participle

Answer: has not given 

500

How do you decide to use was or were with the past progressive?

Use was if the subject is singular. 

Use were if the subject is plural. 

I/He/She was 

We/They were

500

How do you decide whether to use "am", "is", or "are" when forming the present progressive?

It depends on which subject you are using. 

I - am 

He/She - is 

We/They/You - are 

500

What two words will you always write first when forming the progressive future tense? 

will be

500

Put the following sentence in the past perfect tense. 

___________________your invitation? (you receive-negative)

Formula: had + not + past participle 

Answer: hadn't you received 

500

How do you decide when to use "has" versus "have" when forming the present perfect tense?

Use "has" if the subject is singular (1) 

Use "have" if the subject is plural (more than 1)

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