Present Tense
What is the verb in this sentence: “She plays tennis every Sunday”?
plays
What is the past tense of “walk”?
Change to negative: “I like apples.”
I don’t like apples.
Make a yes/no question: “You play soccer.”
Do you play soccer?
What is the verb in “They swim in the sea”?
swim
Choose the correct verb: “He (go/goes) to school by bike.”
goes
Complete the sentence: “She ___ a book last night.” (read)
read
What’s the negative form of “He studies English”?
He doesn’t study English.
Turn into a WH-question: “She reads a book.”
What does she read? or Who reads a book?
Circle the verb: “The cat is sleeping on the sofa.”
is sleeping
Make a sentence using the verb “read” in present tense.
Example: I read books every day.
Turn this into past tense: “They watch TV.”
They watched TV.
Correct the sentence: “She don’t eat fish.”
She doesn’t eat fish.
Make a past tense question using “go”.
Did you go to school yesterday?
Identify the two verbs: “She ate lunch and did her homework.”
ate, did
Fill in the blank: “They ___ English every day.” (study)
study
Which one is correct? “He (go/went) to the park yesterday.”
went
Make a negative sentence using “watched” and “movie.”
They didn’t watch the movie.
Create a question from this sentence: “He watched a movie.”
Did he watch a movie?
How many verbs are in this sentence? “He runs fast and jumps high.”
2 verbs: runs, jumps
Change this sentence to 3rd person singular: “I eat lunch at 12.”
She/He eats lunch at 12.
Make a past tense sentence using “play” and “yesterday”.
Example: They played soccer yesterday.
Change this to a negative: “They visited the museum.”
They didn’t visit the museum.
Make a question using “do” and “like”. (e.g., food, music, etc.)
Example: What kind of music do you like?
Find the verb and its tense: “They were watching TV when I called.”
were watching (past continuous), called (simple past)