Present Perfect
Past Simple
Present Continuous
Vocabulary
Thesis Statements
100

Complete the sentence: She ____ (never/travel) to Europe before.

She has never travelled to Europe before.

100

Complete the sentence: Yesterday, we ____ (go) to the market.

Yesterday, we went to the market.

100

Complete the sentence: Right now, they ____ (play) football.

Right now, they are playing football.

100

What is the term for the process of improving a country’s economy, infrastructure, and quality of life for its people?

Development

100

True or False: A thesis statement should be a question.

False

200

Correct the error: I have saw that movie already.

I have seen that movie already.

200

Correct the verb: She buyed a new phone last week.

She bought a new phone last week.

200

Correct the mistake: She is go to the store now.

She is going to the store now.

200

This word refers to roads, bridges, electricity, and other basic systems needed for a country to function.

Infrastructure

200

A thesis statement is made up of these two components.

1) Answers the question directly

2) Provides the supporting details

300

Rewrite using present perfect: He started working here in 2010.

He has worked here since 2010.

300
  • Rewrite in past simple: They have lived in Kigali for five years.

They lived in Kigali for five years.

300

Rewrite in present continuous: He eats dinner at the moment.

He is eating dinner.

300

Rwanda has focused on this type of economic development, rather than agriculture.

Industry or manufacturing

300

Which of the following is the strongest thesis statement?

A) "The government of Rwanda has policies."
B) "Rwanda’s government has implemented policies to promote economic growth."
C) "Rwanda’s government has implemented policies such as investment in technology, infrastructure, and education to drive economic growth."

C) "Rwanda’s government has implemented policies such as investment in technology, infrastructure, and education to drive economic growth."

400

Form a question using present perfect: (you/ever/eat/sushi?)

Have you ever eaten sushi?

400

Form a negative sentence in past simple using ‘walk’.

They did not walk to the stadium.

400

Form a question using present continuous: (you/read/this book now?)

Are you reading this book now?

400

Rwanda is known for its commitment to environmental sustainability. What is the term for economic growth that does not harm the environment?

Sustainable development

400

Rewrite this weak thesis statement to make it stronger:
"Many people think Rwanda is developing."

Rwanda’s development is driven by investments in infrastructure, education, and technology.

500

Explain the difference between present perfect and past simple. Note: this is NOT the difference in construction.

Present perfect: Action in the past that is ongoing.

Past Simple: Action in the past that has ended.

500

Rewrite the following paragraph by correcting the past tense errors:
"Yesterday, I go to the market and buy some vegetables. Then, I meet my friend, and we eat lunch together. After that, we see a movie and have a great time.

Yesterday, I went to the market and bought some vegetables. Then, I met my friend, and we ate lunch together. After that, we saw a movie and had a great time.

500

Explain one situation where present continuous is used instead of present simple.

Present continuous: Happening right now, or temporary.

Present tense: Habitual or permanent states.

500

This government initiative aims to make Rwanda a knowledge-based economy by investing in education, technology, and innovation.

Vision 2050

500

Write a thesis statement answering this question: How has Rwanda’s focus on sustainability impacted its development?

Rwanda’s focus on sustainability has led to economic growth, environmental conservation, and improved quality of life for its citizens.