Simple Verb Tenses
Give me a sentence in the Present Simple Tense
I am in class now.
How do you form a Present Perfect verb?
Has/have + verb in 3rd form (add -ed for regular)
What is the rule for Continuous verbs?
Verb + ing
Give examples of a possessive adjective.
My, your, our, his
Give me a sentence in Past Simple using the verb BECOME.
My sister became a US citizen last month.
Give me a sentence in present perfect tense using the verb "do".
You have done your laundry already.
Give me a sentence with "draw" in the Present Continuous verb form.
I am drawing a picture for you.
What kind of adverbs are these: angrily, quietly, well, carefully?
Adverbs of manner
Give me a sentence using the future simple tense of the verb "bite".
Those dogs will bite their bone all night.
Give me a verb in the Past Perfect tense using the verb "drive".
Susan had driven for 4 hours to get to Mexico City.
Use the verb "bend" in the Future Continuous form.
I will be bending the rules in order to win the game.
Examples of Possessive adjectives and Possessive pronouns
1. My, your, her
2. Mine, yours, hers etc.
Give me a sentence in the Future Simple tense using the verb "blow".
The wind will blow for hours.
Give me a sentence using the Future Perfect tense. Use the verb "write".
I will have written an entire novel by the time I finish school.
Use ´drink´ in the Past Continuous tense.
I was drinking my juice when a bug bit me!
What do you call the next group of words: this, that, these, those
Demonstratives
When do we use the Future Simple verb tense?
For actions that are likely to happen in the future.
When do we use the Future Perfect verb tense?
The Future Perfect tense is used to describe actions that will be completed before a specific point in the future.
When do we use the Present Continuous tense?
Actions going on at the moment of speaking, temporary thing, annoying habits, actions that are changing or developing.
Explain what is Comparative and Superlative form of Adjectives
Comparative adjectives(suffix -er, more) are used to compare two nouns, while superlative adjectives(suffix -est, the most) are used to compare three or more nouns.