Mixed Tense Sentences
She always (run) on the track behind her house.
She always runs on the track behind her house.
What __ Robert do last Sunday?
He (go) to the movies.
What did Robert do last Sunday?
He went to the movies.
The next school year starts __ September.
The next school year starts in September.
Change the adjective to the adverb.
I got home really (late) last night.
I got home really late last night.
Change to the tense in parentheses.
He doesn't feel good right now. (past)
He didn't feel good yesterday.
They (leave) for their honeymoon tomorrow night.
They are leaving for their honeymoon tomorrow night.
Why __ Maria work two jobs?
She (need) the money.
Why does Maria work two jobs.
She needs the money.
The class begins __ 8:30 AM.
Change the adjective to the adverb.
Jun played baseball (good) today.
Jun played baseball well today.
Change to the tense in parentheses.
The cat caught a bird this morning. (future)
The cat will catch a bird later.
Last night I (talk) to my dad for hours.
Last night I talked to my dad for hours.
What __ the weather like yesterday?
It (be) cold.
What was the weather like yesterday.
It was cold.
My brother has his first karate class __ Tuesday.
My brother has his first karate class on Tuesday.
Change the adjective to the adverb.
I'm tired because I slept (bad) last night.
I'm tired because I slept badly last night.
Change to the tense in parentheses.
My neighbor was waiting for a package to arrive all day. (present progressive)
My neighbor is waiting for a package to arrive now.
John usually (not study) for his math tests.
John usually doesn't study for his math tests.
What __ you doing tomorrow afternoon?
I (meet) my friend for dinner.
I am meeting my friend for dinner.
The Harry Potter movies came out in the 2000s.
Change the adjective to the adverb.
My roommate is (quite) working on his term paper.
My roommate is quietly working on his term paper.
Change to the tense in parentheses.
The students are going to take a test next week. (past)
The students took a test last week.
Mary (send) several emails to her parents since she left home.
Mary has sent several emails to her parents since she left home.
How often __ she attend these meetings?
She (attend) once a week.
How often does she attend these meetings.
She attends once a week.
I went to the cinema __ last night.
I went to the cinema X last night.
Change the adjective to the adverb.
How did you complete the exam so (fast)?
How did you complete the exam so fast?
Change to the tense in parentheses.
I went swimming every day when I was a child. (present)
It (rain) when I left the office.
It was raining when I left the office.
How long __ you lived here?
I (live) here for 10 years.
How long have you lived here?
I have lived here for 10 years.
He had a doctor's appointment __ two days ago.
He had a doctor's appointment X two days ago.
Change the adjective to the adverb.
Please speak (slow) so I can understand you better.
Please speak slowly so I can understand you better.
Change to the tense in parentheses.
I watched TV for two hours last night. (past progressive)
I was watching TV last night.