Regular verbs
What is the simple past tense of the verb "play"?
played
What is the simple past tense of the verb "go"?
went
What is the past participle of the verb "write"?
written
Change the following sentence to its negative form: "She watched TV last night."
She didn't watch TV last night.
Change the following sentence to future tense: "I eat breakfast at 8 o'clock every day."
I will eat breakfast at 8 o'clock tomorrow.
Complete the sentence: They ________ (work) hard yesterday.
worked
Complete the sentence: She ________ (drink) coffee every morning.
Complete the sentence: She ________ (read) two books last week.
read
Rewrite the sentence in the past continuous tense: "He reads a book every evening."
He was reading a book every evening.
Rewrite the sentence in the present perfect continuous tense: "She is studying since morning."
She has been studying since morning.
Create a sentence using the simple past tense of the verb "clean" in the negative form.
She didn't clean the house yesterday.
Create a sentence using the simple past tense of the verb "eat" in the negative form.
He didn't eat breakfast yesterday.
Create a sentence using the past participle form of the verb "break".
The vase was broken by the cat.
Create a sentence using the simple past tense of the verb "drive" in a question form.
Did you drive to work yesterday?
Create a sentence using the past perfect tense of the verb "finish".
By the time he arrived, she had already finished her homework.
Change the following sentence to a question: "He finished his homework last night."
Did he finish his homework last night?
Change the following sentence to a question: "They slept late yesterday."
Did they sleep late yesterday?
Change the following sentence to a question: "He has finished his work."
Has he finished his work?
Rewrite the sentence using the present perfect tense: "They visited London last summer."
They have visited London last summer.
Rewrite the sentence using the future continuous tense: "I will watch TV at 8 PM tonight."
I will be watching TV at 8 PM tonight.
Compare the simple past tense and present perfect tense of the verb "talk" in a sentence.
Simple past: She talked to her friend yesterday. Present perfect: She has talked to her friend many times before.
Compare the simple present tense and simple past tense of the verb "see" in a sentence.
Simple present: She sees her friend every day. Simple past: She saw her friend yesterday.
Compare the present participle form and past participle form of the verb "swim" in a sentence.
Present participle: She is swimming in the pool. Past participle: She has swum in the ocean many times.
Change the sentence to a negative form and use the contracted form: "She has eaten lunch."
She hasn't eaten lunch.
Change the sentence to a negative form and use the contracted form: "She will have finished her work."
She won't have finished her work.