Present Simple
Present Continuous
Past Simple
Past Continuous
Verbs in Past
100

What is the use of this tense?

We use this tense to talk about habits, routines, and facts.

100

What is the use of this tense?

We use this tense to talk about things happening in the moment of speaking, temporary situations and future.

100

What is the use of this tense?

We use this tense to talk about activities that started and finished in the past.

100

What is the use of this tense?

We use this tense to talk about situations that were in progress in the past.

100

Mention present, past simple and past participle of these verbs:

To be

To do


am,are,is / was, were / been

do / did / done

200

Mention the two structures for POSITIVE sentences.

1. subject + V1 + complement

2. subject + Vs + complement

200

Mention the structure for POSITIVE sentences.

subject + am/are/is + Ving + complement

200

Set the correction for the POSITIVE structure.

subject + did + V2 + complement

subject + V2 + complement

ex. I wrote a letter for my cousin.

200

What happened first?

I was cleaning my room when my mother phoned me.

1st . I was cleaning my room.

2nd . My mother phoned me.

200

Mention the correct past pronunciation of these verbs:

- work

- love

- start


The correct pronunciation is :

- work - worked (t)

- love - loved (d)

- start - started (id)

300

Mention the two structures for NEGATIVE sentences.

1. subject + don't + V1 + complement

2. subject + doesn't + V1 + complement

300
Mention the three structures for the NEGATIVE sentences,

1. subject + 'm not + Ving + complement

2. subject + aren't + Ving + complement

3. subject + isn't + Ving + complement

300

Set the correction for the NEGATIVE structure.

subject + don't/ doesn't + V1 + complement

subject + didn't + V1 + complement

ex. I didn't write a letter for my cousin

300

What happened first? 

I was cleaning my room while my sisters were cooking dinner.

None, both happened at the same time

300

Mention past simple and past participle of these verbs:

- begin

- drink 

- sing

- swim 


The past simple and past participle of these verbs are:


- begin / began / begun

- drink / drank / drunk

- sing / sang / sung

- swim / swam / swum




400

Mention the two structures for INTERROGATIVE sentences.

1. Do  + subject + V1 + complement + ?

2. Does + subject + V1 + complement + ?

400

Mention the three structures for INTERROGATIVE sentences.

1. Am + subject + Ving + complement + ?

2. Are + subject + Ving + complement + ?

3. Is + subject + Ving + complement + ?

400

Set the correction for the INTERROGATIVE sentence.

Did + subject + V2 + complement 

Did + subject + V1 + complement + ?

ex. Did you write a letter for your cousin?

400

Mention past simple and past participle of these verbs:

- cut

- hit 

- hurt

- let

- put

- set

- shut


The past simple and past participle are the same:

- cut   cut   cut 

- hit   hit   hit 

- hurt   hurt   hurt

- let   let   let

- put   put   put

- set   set   set

- shut   shut   shut

500

Mention the spelling rules for third person in the next verbs.

1- have 

2- work

3- watch

4- study

1- HAS .  The 3rd person of have is has

2- WORKS .  add -s at the end of the verb.

3- WATCHES .  add -es to verbs ending in o, s, sh, ch, z, x.

4- STUDIES . add -ies  to verbs with final consonant+y , first remove the y.

500

Mention the -ing spelling rules for the next verbs:

1- read

2- write

3- stop  

1- READING . Add -ing at the end of the verbs.

2- WRITING .  Verbs with final consonant-e , remove -e & add -ing.

3- STOPPING .  One syllable verbs with final consonant-vowel-consonant , double the final consonant.



500

Mention the differences between regular and irregular verbs.

The regular verbs end in -ed in past simple and past participle. 

The irregular verbs have different forms in past simple and past participle. 

500

Mention past simple and past participle of these verbs:

- bring

- buy 

- think 

- catch 

- teach

The past simple and past participle forms are:

- bring  brought brought

- buy bought bought

- think thought thought 

- catch  caught caught

- teach taught taught