Present Simple
“My train ___ at 6:40am tomorrow morning.”
“My train leaves at 6:40am tomorrow morning.”
Correct the sentence:
“He didn’t knew the answer.”
He didn’t know the answer.
Choose the correct option:
“I’ve had this phone (since / for) three years.”
“I’ve had this phone for three years.”
Choose the correct option:
“By the time we arrived, the concert (ended / had ended).”
“By the time we arrived, the concert had ended.”
Choose the correct option:
“We (look / are looking) for a new teacher this term.”
"We are looking for a new teacher this term.”
Correct the mistake: “She hardly ever doesn’t eat vegetables.”
"She hardly ever eats vegetables." (double negative)
Choose the correct option:
“I first met her when I (lived / was living) in Madrid.”
“I first met her when I was living in Madrid.”
Rewrite the sentence correctly:
“She has never ate sushi.”
She has never eaten sushi.
Rewrite correctly:
“After he had eaten, he had left the restaurant.”
After he had eaten, he left the restaurant.
Correct the mistake:
“I’m thinking you’re wrong.”
"I think you’re wrong."
Rewrite the sentence using present simple:
“If he will not apologise, I won’t help him.”
"If he doesn’t apologise, I won’t help him."
Rewrite correctly:
“She used to playing the piano when she was younger.”
She used to play the piano when she was younger.
Choose the correct tense:
“This is the first time I (try / have tried) skiing.”
“This is the first time I have tried skiing."
Combine using past perfect:
“She didn’t recognise him. They met years before.”
She didn’t recognise him because they had met years before.
Find the error and correct it:
“Look! The kids play in the street.”
Look! The kids are playing in the street.
Explain the choice of present simple for this sentence:
“The museum opens at 10, even on holidays.”
Present simple is used for timetables and permanent rules.
Explain the tense choice:
“Suddenly, the lights went out.”
Past simple shows a completed, sudden action.
Explain the difference:
“He’s been reading the book.” vs “He’s read the book.”
Continuous = focus on activity; simple = finished result.
Explain why past perfect is necessary:
“I realised I had left my wallet at home.”
The wallet was left before the moment of realising.
Complete the sentence so it sounds natural:
“This month, I ___ extra classes to prepare for the exam.”
“This month, I am taking extra classes to prepare for the exam.”
Rewrite the sentence correctly: "When people will get older, they are needing more rest.”
"When people get older, they need more rest."
Rewrite the sentence correctly using past simple:
“You went to the concert last Friday?"
“Did you go to the concert last Friday?”
Identify the error and correct it:
“How long have you known her?"
"Since five years.”
For five years.
Find and correct the tense error:
“When we got to the airport, the plane already took off.”
When we got to the airport, the plane had already taken off.
Correct this sentence:
“These days, people are caring less about privacy.”
These days, people care less about privacy.