Danial_10.10.21

Danial_10.10.21

Simple Past Tense

​Use the simple past tense when talking about actions or situations happened in the past (finished actions or situations)

​Example:

I finished my homework an hour ago. (finish)

​She went out just now. (go)

​The flight departed a couple of hours ago. (depart)

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She ____ (be) at home last night.

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They ____ (be) not watching television just now.

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Marie and i ____ (sing) a birthday song for him last week.

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He ___ (go) to Singapore last month with his parents.

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The farmer ____ (let) the goats out of their pen into the field.

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The teachers ____ (have) a meeting in the principal's office just now.

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She ____ (wrap) the present and ____ (decorate) it with a ribbon.

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Mother ___ (close) the door and ____ (lock) it just now

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She ____ (blow) the candles then ___ (cut) the cake into slices

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He ____ (write) a letter and ____ (post) it yesterday.

​Simple Future Tense

​- Use the simple future tense when talking about an action or something that will take place at a definite or indefinite time in the future.

​- Form the simple future tense by using shall ('I' and 'we') and will (with all pronouns including 'I' and 'we')

​Example:

​I shall call you later. (definite)

​They will be here soon. (indefinite)

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Zara and Nora ____ (buy) the books tomorrow.

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We ___ (visit) you very soon.

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The sky is clear this morning. We ____ (have) a pleasant day ahead.

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I ___ (introduce) you to my brother.

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You have studied hard, so don't worry, you ____ (pass) your examination.

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Spring is here, so they ____ (start) planting soon.

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Relax, I'm sure she ____ love) the present you gave her.

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The train ____ (arrive) soon, so we'd better hurry to the platform.

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"You ____ (not) got to the baal," stepmother said to Cinderella.

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The principal ___ (present) the awards to the winner.

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​Hi,

​I'll be taking part in the upcoming Science Fair in school.

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​Which project do you think I should do - copper plated coins, paper aeroplane launcher or fizzy candy balloon? Or do you have other suggestions which will attract the judges attention?

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​Let me know what you think.

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​Thanks!

​Roy