Fix Simple
Yesterday, Maya walk to the library after school.
walked (simple past)
Right now, Lily draw a picture of her dog.
is drawing (present continuous)
She finished her homework already.
has finished (Present Perfect)
Emma has been practice the piano for an hour.
has been practicing (present perfect continuous)
Describes an action that was completed before another past action or time.
Past Perfect
Every morning, Ben eat breakfast before catching the bus.
eats (simple present)
At 8 p.m. last night, we are watching a movie.
were watching (past continuous)
By the time the bus arrived, Sara has packed her backpack.
had packed (past perfect)
Before it started raining, the children had been play outside for two hours.
had been playing (past perfect continuous)
Describes an action happening right now or around the present time.
Present Continuous
Tomorrow, our class visited the science museum.
will visit (simple future)
At this time tomorrow, I was swimming at the pool.
will be swimming (future continuous)
By next Friday, we will completed our class project.
will have completed (future perfect)
By noon tomorrow, I will have been study for three hours.
will have been studying (future perfect continuous)
Identify the tense: "I have played field hockey before."
Present Perfect
Last Saturday, the soccer team will win its game.
won (irregular - simple past)
The student has been building a model of the solar system right now.
is building (present continuous)
Before the storm began, the birds have flown back to their nests.
had flown (past perfect)
He have been collecting rocks since he was seven years old.
has been collecting (present perfect continuous)
Describes an action or event that will happen in the future.
Simple Future
Next summer, my family traveled to the mountains.
will travel (simple future)
At 3 p.m. tomorrow, Dad will baked cookies for the school fair.
will be baking (future continuous)
By the end of this month, Marcus will wrote three chapters of his story.
will have wrote (future perfect)
By the time the school year ends, we will has been learning together for nine months.
will have been learning (future perfect continuous)
I had been watching the children I babysit for 7 hours.
Past Perfect Continuous