Verb Tenses
The student is study English.
The student studies English.
Please tell me where I can find (your/ you’re/ yours) notebook.
Please tell me where I can find your notebook.
The students at the college works hard on their classes.
The students at the college work hard at their classes.
This grammar class excellent.
This grammar class is excellent.
Bat
1. A flying mammal that comes out at night.
2. sport equipment used in baseball
The students at the college are study grammar this semester.
The students at the college are studying grammar this semester.
She has a beauty voice.
She has a beautiful voice.
The teacher didn't assigned any homework.
The teacher didn't assign any homework.
One of the players of the game win a prize yesterday
One of the players of the game won a prize yesterday
Ruler
1. Measuring stick
2. A person who is in charge or leads
I do homework when the phone rang.
I was doing homework when the phone rang.
She decided to were her blue sweater today.
She decided to wear her blue sweater today.
The teacher can taught well.
The teacher can teach well.
The players are play basketball.
The players play basketball.
or
The players are playing basketball.
Tire
1. rubber on a wheel
2. To become exhausted or sleepy
I have seen the Avengers movie last night.
I saw the Avengers movie last night.
The team are deciding to play despite the weather.
The team decided to play despite the weather.
The students have learn a lot of grammar rules.
The students have learned a lot of grammar rules.
I studied English at the college since 2015.
I have studied English at the college since 2015.
Duck
1. Water bird
2. To lower your head or go under something
I have drink Tim Horton's coffee many times since I came to Canada.
I have drunk Tim Horton's coffee many times since I came to Canada.
If I was you, I would take the bus home.
If I were you, I would take the bus home.
The class hopes going to a restaurant for a meal after class.
The class hopes to go to a restaurant for a meal after class.
Although I like to study, but I don't like to read.
I like to study, but I don't like to read.
or
Although I like to study, I don't like to read.
current
1. Happening now
2. The flow of water