Verb Tenses
Have you any siblings?
Have you any siblings?
Did you be at home last night?
Were you at home last night?
The students at the college works hard on their classes.
The students at the college work hard at their classes.
arise
arose, arisen
Unfortunately, the man was passed away by the time the ambulance arrived.
Unfortunately, the man had passed away by the time the ambulance arrived.
The students at the college are study grammar this semester.
The students at the college are studying grammar this semester.
Does she has a beautiful voice?
Does she have a beautiful voice?
The teacher didn't assigned any homework.
The teacher didn't assign any homework.
bleed
bled, bled
One of the players of the game wined a prize yesterday .
One of the players of the game won a prize yesterday
I do homework when the phone rang.
I was doing homework when the phone rang.
Did your brother was hungry?
Was your brother hungry?
The teacher doesn´t teached well
The teacher doesn´t teach well
forbid
forbade, forbidden
When I saw him I noticed that he had a haircut.
When I saw him I noticed that he had had a haircut.
I have seen the Avengers movie last night.
I saw the Avengers movie last night.
Does she usually going to the movies on Fridays?
Does she usually go to the movies on Fridays?
The students have learn a lot of grammar rules.
The students have learned a lot of grammar rules.
shake
shook, shaken
I studied English at the college since 2015.
I have studied English at the college since 2015.
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.
Is she lived in England last year?
Did she live in England last year?
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.
understand
understood, understood
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.