Form & Structure
Which auxiliary verb is used to form the present continuous?
am / is / are
Which tense do we use for habits or routines?
Present Simple
Find the mistake and correct: She is know the answer.
Wrong tense. Correct: She knows the answer.
Identify the tense: She is writing a letter.
Present Continuous
Change to past simple: She plays tennis.
She played tennis.
Complete the structure: Subject + ___ + past participle = Present Perfect.
have / has
Which tense is used for an action that started in the past and continues now?
Present Perfect Continuous
Find the mistake and correct: I have saw that movie before.
Wrong participle. Correct: I have seen that movie before.
Identify the tense: They had finished dinner before we arrived.
Past Perfect
Change to present perfect: I eat breakfast.
I have eaten breakfast.
What is the correct structure of the future perfect continuous?
Subject + will have been + verb(ing)
Which tense expresses an action that was in progress at a specific moment in the past?
Past Continuous
Find the mistake and correct: We was playing football yesterday.
Wrong auxiliary. Correct: We were playing football yesterday.
Identify the tense: I have lived here for 10 years.
Present Perfect
Change to past continuous: They watch TV at 7 p.m.
They were watching TV at 7 p.m.
Which tense uses: Subject + had + past participle?
Past Perfect
Which tense do we use for a prediction about the future?
Future Simple
Find the mistake and correct: By 2025, I will working here for 10 years.
Missing auxiliary. Correct: I will have been working here for 10 years.
Identify the tense: We will be studying at 8 p.m. tomorrow.
Future Continuous
Change to future perfect: We finish the project (by Friday).
We will have finished the project by Friday.
What is the difference in auxiliary verbs between future simple and future continuous?
Future simple = will + base verb;
Future continuous = will be + verb-ing
Which tense is used for an action that will be completed before a specific time in the future?
Future Perfect
Find the mistake and correct: When I will arrive, we will eat.
Wrong tense in time clause. Correct: When I arrive, we will eat.
Identify the tense: By the time you arrive, she will have been waiting for an hour.
Future Perfect Continuous
Change to past perfect continuous: He works for three hours before lunch.
He had been working for three hours before lunch.