Identify the Tense
I have eaten breakfast already.
PRESENT PERFECT
I ______ (eat) my lunch right now.
Change to negative: “I am studying English.”
I am not studying English.
“She go to school yesterday.”
She went to school yesterday.
Clue: (yesterday / go / park)
I went to the park yesterday.
He didn’t watch the movie yesterday.
SIMPLE PAST
Yesterday, they ______ (go) to the beach.
WENT
Change to affirmative: “He isn’t watching TV now.”
He is watching TV now.
“He is play football right now.”
He is playing football right now.
Clue: (right now / she / read / book)
She is reading a book right now.
They go to school every day.
SIMPLE PRESENT
She ______ (not/see) that movie yet.
HAS NOT SEEN or HASN'T SEEN
Change to negative: “They played football yesterday.”
They did not play football yesterday.
“I have saw that movie before.”
I have seen that movie before.
Clue: (already / they / finish / homework)
They have already finished their homework.
She was reading a book when I called her.
PAST CONTINUOUS
He usually ______ (play) basketball, but today he ______ (play) tennis.
1.) PLAYS
2.) PLAYING
Change to affirmative: “She hasn’t finished her homework.”
She has finished her homework.
"They has finished their homework."
They have finished their homework.
Clue: (usually / he / play / football / weekend)
He usually plays football on weekends.
I am going to the basketball tomorrow.
PRESENT CONTINUOUS
We ______ (study) English for two hours already.
HAVE BEEN STUDYING
Change to negative: “I have eaten breakfast already.”
I have not eaten breakfast yet.
“I didn’t went to the party.”
I didn’t go to the party.
Clue: (today / I / meet / my friend / park)
I have met my friend at the park today.