Study

215-216 Tense Sense: Mastering Past, Present, an ...

  •   0%
  •  0     0     0

  • Choose the correct sentence.
    Yesterday, I joining a band.
    Yesterday, I joined a band.
    Yesterday, I will join a band.
    Yesterday, I join a band.
  • Which sentence is in the past tense?
    I played the drums.
    I am playing the drums.
    I will play the drums.
    I play the drums.
  • What is the past tense of “see”?
    sees
    seen
    saw
    seed
  • Which verb shows future tense?
    will play
    was
    had
    saw
  • Why do verbs have different forms?
    To show when an action happens
    To confuse readers
    To make sentences longer
    To change nouns
  • What is the past tense of “learn”?
    learning
    learns
    will learn
    learned
  • Which sentence is in future tense?
    We will practice tomorrow.
    We practiced yesterday.
    We are practice now.
    We practice every week.
  • Complete the sentence: “Tomorrow, the band _____ on a new song.”
    worked
    work
    will work
    working
  • What is the future tense of “play”?
    played
    playing
    plays
    will play
  • Which sentence uses present tense correctly?
    I was eager.
    I eager.
    I am eager.
    I will eager.
  • What is the past tense of “go”?
    went
    goes
    goed
    gone
  • Which sentence is NOT in present tense?
    She plays guitar.
    We practice often.
    They played yesterday.
    I like music.
  • Which verb is irregular?
    worked
    showed
    learned
    saw
  • Which verb shows present tense?
    will work
    go
    went
    played
  • Choose the correct verb: “When I started, I _____ nervous.”
    am
    were
    will be
    was
  • Which verb correctly completes the sentence? “My parents _____ surprised.”
    are
    were
    was
    is
  • Which sentence tells about something happening now?
    I practice every week.
    I will practice tomorrow.
    I practiced last year.
    I practiced yesterday.
  • Which helping word shows future tense?
    had
    will
    was
    has
  • What is the past tense of “have”?
    has
    have
    had
    having
  • Which sentence tells about something that already happened?
    I practiced yesterday.
    I am practicing now.
    I practice every day.
    I will practice tomorrow.