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PUT THE SENTENCE IN THE PAST SIMPLE TENSE: I CAN SWIM.
I COULD SWIM.
PUT THE SENTENCE IN THE PAST SIMPLE TENSE:I HAVE TO GO.
I HAD TO GO.
PUT THE SENTENCE IN THE PAST SIMPLE TENSE: SHE WRITES LETTERS.
SHE WROTE LETTERS.
PUT THE SENTENCE IN THE PAST SIMPLE TENSE: HE PUTS THE CAR OUTSIDE THE GARAGE.
HE PUT THE CAR OUTSIDE THE GARAGE.
PUT THE SENTENCE IN THE PAST SIMPLE TENSE: WE BUY SOME CHEESE.
WE BOUGHT SOME CHEESE.
PUT THE SENTENCE IN THE PRESENT SIMPLE TENSE: I HAD A DREAM.
I HAVE A DREAM.
PUT THE SENTENCE IN THE PRESENT SIMPLE TENSE: SHE SAW A RED BIRD.
SHE SEES A RED BIRD.
PUT THE SENTENCE IN THE PRESENT SIMPLE TENSE: HE FOUND HIS WALLET.
HE FINDS HIS WALLET.
PUT THE SENTENCE IN THE PRESENT SIMPLE TENSE: I CALLED THE POLICE.
I CALL THE POLICE.
PUT THE SENTENCE IN THE PRESENT SIMPLE TENSE: HE DESERVED THE PUNISHMENT.
HE DESERVES THE PUNISHEMENT.
PUT THE SENTENCE IN THE PRESENT PERFECT: I DID MY HOMEWORK.
I HAVE DONE MY HOMEWORK.
PUT THE SENTENCE IN THE PRESENT PERFECT: SHE WALKED HOME.
SHE HAS WALKED HOME.
PUT THE SENTENCE IN THE PRESENT PERFECT: WE HAD DINNER TOGETHER.
WE HAVE HAD DINNER TOGETHER.
PUT THE SENTENCE IN THE PAST SIMPLE: I WILL STUDY FOR THE TEST.
I WOULD STUDY FOR THE TEST.
PUT THE SENTENCE IN THE PAST SIMPLE: I CAN VISIT YOU TOMORROW.
I COULD VISIT YOU TOMORROW.
PUT THE SENTENCE IN THE PAST SIMPLE: HE MAKES MY LUNCH.
HE MADE MY LUNCH.
