Grammar Drills - Future Tenses - Present/Past Transformation | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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Change to present tense: Will the cat be sleeping on the sofa all day?

Is the cat sleeping on the sofa?

Change to present tense: Your grandparents will live at the seaside.

Your grandparents live at the seaside.

Change to present tense: Her mum will work at a hospital.

Her mum works at a hospital.

Change to present tense: Will her mum work at a hospital?

Does her mum work at a hospital?

Change to past tense: Will she be late to school?

Was she late to school on Wednesday?

Change to past tense: Your grandparents will live at the seaside.

Your grandparents lived at the seaside.

Change to past tense: We will be forgetful, when we are older.

We were forgetful.

Change to present tense: Will my parents wash the car tomorrow at 5 pm?

Are my parents washing a car now?

Change to past tense: She won't be late to school.

She wasn't late to school on Wednesday.

Change to present tense: Will I buy bread from the local shop, when I grow up?

Do I often buy bread from the local shop?

Change to past tense: Will the cat be sleeping on the sofa all day?

Was the cat sleeping on the sofa, when I came home?

Change to past tense: Your grandparents won't live at the seaside.

Your grandparents didn't live at the seaside.

Change to past tense: Will her mum work at a hospital?

Did her mum work at a hospital two years ago?

Change to present tense: My parents won't be washing a car tomorrow at 5 pm.

My parents aren't washing a car now.

Change to past tense: The cat will be sleeping on the sofa all day.

The cat was sleeping on the sofa, when I came home.

Change to past tense: My parents won't be washing a car tomorrow at 5 pm.

My parents weren't washing a car yesterday at 5 pm.

Change to past tense: I won't often buy bread from the local shop, when I grow up.

I often didn't buy bread from the local shop, when I was ten.

Change to present tense: Will my grandparents live at the seaside?

Do your grandparents live at the seaside?

Change to past tense: Will I buy bread from the local shop, when I grow up?

Did I often buy bread from the local shop, when I was ten?

Change to past tense: She will be late to school.

She was late to school on Wednesday.

Change to past tense: Will my grandparents live at the seaside?

Did your grandparents live at the seaside?

Change to present tense: Will we be forgetful, when we are older?

Are we forgetful?

Change to present tense: Her mum won't work at a hospital.

Her mum doesn't work at a hospital.

Change to present tense: My parents will be washing a car tomorrow at 5 pm.

My parents are washing a car now.

Change to past tense: Will you take part in a dancing competition next month?

Did you take part in a dancing competition last year?

Change to past tense: You will take part in a dancing competition next month.

You took part in a dancing competition last year.

Change to past tense: My parents will be washing a car tomorrow at 5 pm.

My parents were washing a car yesterday at 5 pm.

Change to present tense: I will often buy bread from the local shop, when I grow up.

I often buy bread from the local shop.

Change to present tense: We will be forgetful, when we are older.

We are forgetful.

Change to present tense: You won't take part in a dancing competition next month.

You don't take part in a dancing competition every year.

Change to past tense: The cat won't be sleeping on the sofa all day.

The cat wasn't sleeping on the sofa, when I came home.

Change to past tense: I will often buy bread from the local shop, when I grow up.

I often bought bread from the local shop, when I was ten.

Change to present tense: You will take part in a dancing competition next month.

You take part in a dancing competition every year.

Change to present tense: Your grandparents won't live at the seaside.

Your grandparents don't live at the seaside.

Change to past tense: Her mum won't work at a hospital.

Her mum didn't work at a hospital two years ago.

Change to present tense: The cat won't be sleeping on the sofa all day.

The cat isn't sleeping on the sofa.

Change to present tense: Will she be late to school?

Is she late to school?

Change to past tense: We won't be forgetful, when we are older.

We weren't forgetful.

Change to present tense: I won't often buy bread from the local shop, when I grow up.

I often don't buy bread from the local shop.

Change to past tense: Will we be forgetful, when we are older?

Were we forgetful?

Change to present tense: She won't be late to school.

She isn't late to school.

Change to past tense: Her mum will work at a hospital.

Her mum worked at a hospital two years ago.

Change to past tense: Will my parents wash the car tomorrow at 5 pm?

Were my parents washing a car yesterday at 5 pm?

Change to present tense: We won't be forgetful, when we are older.

We aren't forgetful.

Change to past tense: You won't take part in a dancing competition next month.

You didn't take part in a dancing competition last year.

Change to present tense: Will you take part in a dancing competition next month?

Do you take part in a dancing competition every year?

Change to present tense: She will be late to school.

She is late to school.

Change to present tense: The cat will be sleeping on the sofa all day.

The cat is sleeping on the sofa.

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