Make this sentence past tense:
She (not/do) her homework yesterday.
She didn't do her homework yesterday.
100
Use future conditional:
If you (not, study), you (fail) the class.
If you don't study, you will fail the class.
100
True or False? I use simple present when I talk about my habits.
True
100
The candy is smelling like an apple.
The candy smells like an apple.
100
We are having lunch at the new Italian restaurant tomorrow.
When are you having lunch at the new Italian restaurant?
Where are you having lunch tomorrow?
200
What is the past tense of these verbs?
Think
Find
Sell
Thought
Found
Sold
200
Use the best form of future tense.
The football game (start) tomorrow at noon.
The football game starts tomorrow at noon.
200
Use simple present:
In the evening, he (not/go out) with his friends.
In the evening, he doesn't go out with his friends.
200
She doesn't is working today.
She isn't working today.
200
No, she isn't calling her boss. She is calling her family.
Is she calling her boss?
300
Which past tense do you use to describe an action in progress in a particular time in the past?
Past Progressive
300
Use the best form of future tense.
I (meet) my friend for lunch after class.
I'm going to meet my friend for lunch after class.
300
Answer with present progressive.
What are you doing right now?
I am playing a game.
I am studying English.
300
Did the story be on the news?
Was the story on the news?
300
Mozart was four years old when he started to play the piano.
How old was Mozart when he started to play the piano?
Who was four years old when he started to play the piano?
What did Mozart start to play when he was four years old?
400
Make the sentence past tense. Use the best form of past tense.
I (drive) when I (see) the storm.
I was driving when I saw the storm.
400
Use the best form of future tense for each verb.
Before we (go) to Spain, we (learn) Spanish.
Before we go to Spain, we will learn Spanish.
400
Choose the correct verb and make it present progressive.
Tommy is (watch/look at) a baseball game on tv right now.
Tommy is watching a baseball game on tv right now.
400
What they doing when they saw the tornado?
What were they doing when they saw the tornado?
400
I ate breakfast before I went to work.
When did you eat breakfast?
What did you do before you went to work?
What did you eat before you went to work?
500
Make it negative:
People used to work hard.
People didn't use to work hard.
500
Use the best form of future tense.
In the future, cars (not/need) gasoline.
In the future, cars won't need gasoline.
500
Choose the correct verb and decide if you must use simple present or present progressive.
Tim (hear/listen to) the radio in his apartment every morning.
Tim listens to the radio in his apartment every morning.
500
Thousands of people will live and working in the colony.
Thousands of people will live and work in the colony.
500
We'll call you as soon as we arrive.
When will you call me?
What will you do as soon as you arrive?