Past Tense
The last time she _______ her car was 5 months ago.
a. drove
b. drive
c. can drive
d. drives
b. played
Which form of the verb is correct the present tense?
At the moment: Amanda ________ her room.
a. cleaned b. is cleaning c. had been cleaning d. will clean
b. is cleaning
He _____ in Harvest since 2015.
a) have worked
b) had worked
c) has worked
d) will have worked
c) has worked
Last week, she _______ to finish her assignment.
a) can't manage
b) don't manage
c) doesn't manage
d) didn't manage
d) didn't manage
Which form of the verb is in the present tense?
There is no way to know how _______.
a) are they thinking
b) they are thinking
c) they think
d) do they think
c) they think
I visited China last year. (use the present perfect)
I have been to China/
I have been to China before.
What is the past tense of each of the following verbs:
lie (untrue words)
lay (to put somebody/something in a particular position)
lied. Example: she lied to her boyfriend about going out.
laid. Example: The clothes should be laid flat in your baggage.
An orchestra is a group of musicians who ______ their instruments in harmony.
a) are playing
b) should play
c) play
d) plays
c) play
Find the mistake and correct:
She never watch anime in her entire life.
She has never watched anime in her entire life.
Find the mistake and correct it:
Yesterday, she has met her ex-husband in the mall.
Yesterday, she met her ex-husband in the mall.
You cannot use present perfect with finished time units in the past (yesterday).
Next summer I ________ to Tokyo on business.
a) will travel
b) travel
c) am traveling
d) going to travel
a. am traveling
Ask a question for this answer:
Yes, I have already finished writing my paper.
Have you finished writing your paper yet?
Use the expression in brackets:
In 2010, he found a wonderful job opportunity. (ago)
He found a wonderful job opportunity 9 years ago.
Prices _______ higher and higher.
a) always get
b) always getting
c) have always been getting
d) are always getting
d) are always getting
Sometimes we use the present continuous to express annoyance about something that is always getting worse.
I last saw my college best friend 2 years ago. (Since)
I have never seen my college best friend since 2017.