Past Tense
Which sentence correctly uses the past tense?
A. I pull on my glove and adjust my cap.
B. I pulled on my glove and adjusted my cap.
C. I will pull on my glove and adjusted my cap.
D. I pulling on my glove and adjusted my cap.
B. I pulled on my glove and adjusted my cap.
Which sentence is written in the present tense?
A. I walked to school yesterday.
B. I will walk to school tomorrow.
C. I am walking to school now.
D. I walk to school every day.
D. I walk to school every day.
Which sentence is written in the future tense?
A. The baby cried all night.
B. The baby cries loudly.
C. The baby is crying now.
D. The baby will cry during the movie.
D. The baby will cry during the movie.
What verb tense is used in the sentence: "I play baseball for years..."?
A.Present
B.Past
C.Future
D.Incorrect Tense
D.Incorrect Tense
What is the correct helping verb for this sentence?
"I ___ played baseball for years."
A. has
B. have
C. had
D. was
C. had
What is the tense of this sentence: "I adjusted my cap once more"?
A. Present
B. Past
C. Future
D. Present Perfect
B. Past
Choose the sentence that uses the present tense verb correctly.
A. She played with her friends.
B. She will play with her friends.
C. She plays with her friends.
D. She is going to play with her friends.
C. She plays with her friends.
Choose the sentence that uses the future tense correctly.
A. We clean the classroom later.
B. We cleaned the classroom.
C. We are cleaning the classroom.
D. We will clean the classroom after lunch.
D. We will clean the classroom after lunch.
Which revision correctly fixes the tense in sentence 2?
"I pull on my glove and adjusted my cap."
A. I pulled on my glove and adjusted my cap.
B. I pull on my glove and adjust my cap.
C. I had pulled on my glove and adjust my cap.
D. I was pulling on my glove and adjust my cap.
A. I pulled on my glove and adjusted my cap.
Which sentence shows the correct use of a past participle?
A. I have eat my lunch already.
B. I have ran around the bases.
C. I have played for many teams.
D. I have go to practice before.
C. I have played for many teams.
Which sentence is written in the past tense?
A. I walk to school every day.
B. I am walking to school now.
C. I walked to school yesterday.
D. I will walk to school tomorrow.
C. I walked to school yesterday.
Which sentence tells about something happening right now or usually?
A. The dog ran across the yard.
B. The dog will run across the yard.
C. The dog runs across the yard.
D. The dog had run across the yard.
C. The dog runs across the yard.
Which sentence tells about something that has not happened yet?
A. The birds flew south.
B. The birds are flying south.
C. The birds fly south.
D. The birds will fly south in winter.
D. The birds will fly south in winter.
What is the best way to revise the verb tense in sentence 6 to keep the writing consistent?
"I play baseball for years..."
A. I played baseball for years.
B. I playing baseball for years.
C. I will play baseball for years.
D. I plays baseball for years.
A. I played baseball for years.
Which helping verb correctly completes this sentence?
"She ___ use someone new."
A. will
B. can
C. could
D. should
C. could
Choose the sentence that uses the correct past tense verb.
A. She play with her friends.
B. She plays with her friends.
C. She will play with her friends.
D. She played with her friends.
D. She played with her friends.
Which verb correctly completes the sentence in the present tense?
Every morning, we ___ breakfast together.
A. ate
B. will eat
C. eat
D. are eating
C. eat
Which verb correctly completes the sentence in the future tense?
Next week, my family ___ a new game.
A. play
B. played
C. are playing
D. will play
D. will play
Why should the writer change "pull" to "pulled" in sentence 2?
"I pull on my glove and adjusted my cap."
A. To make the sentence more exciting
B. To fix a spelling error
C. To match the past tense used in the rest of the story
D. To change the point of view
C. To match the past tense used in the rest of the story
Choose the correct past participle to complete the sentence.
I have ___ my homework already.
A. do
B. did
C. done
D. doing
C. done
Which sentence tells about something that already happened?
A. The dog ran across the yard.
B. The dog runs across the yard.
C. The dog is running across the yard.
D. The dog will run across the yard.
A. The dog ran across the yard.
Which sentence is written in the present tense?
A. The teacher explained the lesson.
B. The teacher will explain the lesson.
C. The teacher is explaining the lesson tomorrow.
D. The teacher explains the lesson clearly.
D. The teacher explains the lesson clearly.
Which sentence is written in the future tense?
A. The rain stopped suddenly.
B. The rain is falling now.
C. The rain falls every spring.
D. The rain will stop soon.
D. The rain will stop soon.
Which sentence correctly fixes the verb tense?
A. Yesterday, I go to the library.
B. Yesterday, I went to the library.
C. Yesterday, I will go to the library.
D. Yesterday, I am going to the library.
B. Yesterday, I went to the library.
She has ___ her lunch already.
A. eat
B. ate
C. eaten
D. eating
C. eaten