Present/Past Simple
In the sentence, "He drinks tea at breakfast." is the verb in the past simple or present simple tense?
Present (drinks)
She ___________ (cry).
She is crying.
Comparative form: strange
Stranger
He is ___ tall ____ his brother.
as...as
In the year 2025, we (will/won't) have flying cars.
Won't
The _______ tense is used for actions that happened either at a specific time or understood from the context.
Past simple tense
The sun __________ (shine) every day last summer.
was shining
Superlative form: big
Biggest
When making comparisons of __________, you express that both things are equal.
Equality
Would you like potatoes or rice? I (will/won't) have the potatoes.
will
I _______(solve) the puzzle and won the game. (hint: past simple tense)
Solved
The _________ continuous tense refers to a continuing action that was happening at some point.
Past continuous tense
Superlative form: late
Latest
There are _________ (same number of students) in the morning class as there are in the afternoon class.
as many students
Is this sentence correct? "Paul will to give you a gift."
No
We use the _______ tense when an action is happening right now, or when it happens regularly.
Simple present tense
The _________ continuous tense is a verb tense which is used to show that an ongoing action is happening now or going to happen in the near future.
Present continuous tense
Comparative form: dry
Drier
That car costs ________________ that other car.
as much as
Is this sentence correct? "I won't come back later."
Yes
We ________ (past tense: sleep) all day and ________ (past tense: eat) all night.
Slept; Ate
I __________ (not go) to the party next weekend.
am not going
Comparative form: bad
worse
Quick: make your own example!
Correct?
Is this sentence correct? "Pablo won't coming with us."
No