Name the Tense | Baamboozle - Baamboozle | The Most Fun Classroom Games!

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Mark and Elisabeth are reading some books in the library.

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Yesterday, we enjoyed the English Class.

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Diego watches television every night.

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Sara and María are English teachers at the International School.

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I was walking home when I saw David.

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My sister was taking care of me at that time.

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Aren’t they good at math? Yes, they are.

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Is Mario ill today? No he isn’t.

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Was it Sue's birthday on Sunday?

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Suddenly, Henry appeared in my house and asked for his brother.

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Edward and Isaac learned how to swim two years ago.

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Edward was playing basketball when I sent him a message.

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Yesterday I met Sara at the cinema.

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Marcus is sleeping in her bedroom.

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Barry and Josh were waiting for you all the morning.

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Did Alfred go to the Paris in the August of 2016?

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How much was the pizza? It was €12.

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Robin was waiting for the bus.

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The party was amazing.

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Are Suzan and Ian studying maths right now?

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Both classes worked very hard last week.

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The boys always play football on Sundays.

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Oscar and Norah are studying at that school.

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