What tense is this sentence? I saw a film on TV last night.
Past Simple
What tense is this sentence? We're going to London on the 24th of December for the Christmeas holidays.
Present Continuous
What tense is this sentence? I don't want to go to bed.
Present Simple
What tense is this sentence? I'm going to visit my cousins at the weekend.
Going to (Future)
What tense is this sentence? He's going to the Doctor, he has an appointment at 4.30 this afternoon.
Present Continuous
What tense is this sentence? I like cats.
Present Simple
What tense is this sentence? I am meeting her in the bar at 8.15 tonight.
Present Continuous
What tense is this sentence? I played a basketball match last weekend.
Past simple
What tense is this sentence? I go to work at 7.00 every morning.
Present Simple
What tense is this sentence? I told her not to open the box.
Past Simple
What tense is this sentence? They are going to the concert on Saturday night. They bough the tickets 6 months ago!
Present Continuous
What tense is this sentence? I went to London in the summer.
Past Simple
What tense is this sentence? They weren't doing anything.
Past Continuous
What tense is this sentence? I was watching TV at 21.00 last night.
Past Continuous
What tense is this sentence? I am listening to the teacher.
Present Continuous
What tense is this sentence? I was baking cookies when she arrived at my house.
Past Continuous
What tense is this sentence? I didn't eat anything this morning.
Past Simple
What tense is this sentence? I didn't like the film I saw last night.
Past Simple
What tense is this sentence? I wasn't listening to the teacher!
Past continuous
What tense is this sentence? I'm going to tell you a secret!
Going to (Future)
What tense is this sentence? I'm going to do my homework tonight.
Going to (Future)
What tense is this sentence? I am waiting for the bus.
Present Continuous
What tense is this sentence? I am eating my lunch at the moment.
Present Continuos
What tense is this sentence? I don't play any sports.
Present Simple