Present tense
ran
run
fought
dance
have danced
will have felt
fly
had flown
dug
put
walk
have walked
drink
will have drunk
cry
had cried
He sang very well.
He sings very well.
Teddy R plays football all day.
Teddy R played football all day.
He is jogging.
He has been jogging.
He plays for the whole day.
He will have played for the whole day.
Charlie has been waving at me all morning.
Charlie had waved at me all morning.
Karim ate his lunch.
Karim eats his lunch.
Ella writes her golden tickets on the board.
Ella wrote her golden tickets on the board.
Hudson is laughing loudly.
Hudson has been laughing loudly.
Ben is speaking a lot.
Ben will have spoken a lot.
Eden has been great at spelling since Year 1.
Eden had been great at spelling since Year 1.
He works hard, so I gave all the projects to him.
He works hard, so I give all the projects to him.
Erin practises a lot so she sings beautifully.
Erin practised a lot so she sang beautifully.
The cloud is blocking the sun.
The cloud has been blocking the sun.
Jamie Lee is buying a new horse.
Jamie Lee will have bought a new horse.
Eliza has been baking all weekend.
Eliza had baked all weekend.