TIGHTENING UP ON TENSE SEC 3 & SEC 4

​QUIZ - TENSE WITH THE FOCUS ON TIME

Multiple Choice

How many aspects are there to tense?

• Two, Subject and Predicate

• Two, Aspect and Time

• Two, Nouns and Verb

• Two, Time and Predicate

Drag and Drop

Choose the correct words to complete this sentence.

Tense is the method used to indicate ​

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and sometimes ​

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or ​

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, of an action or state in relation to the ​

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of speaking.

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

the time

the continuation

completeness

time

Multiple Choice

Look at these three sentences. Which words indicate the aspect of the sentence?

I like to play badminton today

I liked to play badminton yesterday

I will like to play badminton tomorrow.

• I will

• today, tomorrow, yesterday

• to play

• like, liked, will like to

Match

Match the following sentences to the correct tense by looking at the time in each example

• He told me he was at the park yesterday.

• It will be a nice day tomorrow.

• Mary is going to a new school next term.

Past

Future

Present

• Past

• Future

• Present

Multiple Choice

What is the time of the tense indicated in this sentence?

I ate a burger yesterday.

• PAST TENSE

• PRESENT TENSE

• FUTURE TENSE

Multiple Choice

What is the time of the tense indicated in this sentence?

She loves to sing pop songs.

• PAST TENSE

• PRESENT TENSE

• FUTURE TENSE

Multiple Choice

What is the time of the tense indicated in this sentence?

I was running home.

• PAST TENSE

• PRESENT TENSE

• FUTURE TENSE

Multiple Choice

What is the time of the tense indicated in this sentence?

He will be going to the park.

• PAST TENSE

• PRESENT TENSE

• FUTURE TENSE

Multiple Choice

What is the time of the tense indicated in this sentence?

Tom is drawing cartoons.

• PAST TENSE

• PRESENT TENSE

• FUTURE TENSE

Multiple Choice

What is the time of the tense indicated in this sentence?

Sonita will pick up the menu.

• PAST TENSE

• PRESENT TENSE

• FUTURE TENSE

​Quiz Time - Understanding the aspect of the tense.

Match

Match the following parts of the sentences that help you identify the aspect in each tense

• Future

• Past

• Perfect

• Progressive

• Progressive Future

WILL + VERB

VERB + ED

VERB + HAVE/HAS + BEEN

VERB + ING

WILL + HAVE+ VERB + ED

• WILL + VERB

• VERB + ED

• VERB + HAVE/HAS + BEEN

• VERB + ING

• WILL + HAVE+ VERB + ED

Match

Match the following sentences based on the aspect of the tense.

• Lisa went to the supermarket.

• I'm nineteen years old.

• • Don't lift that. You'll hurt yourself.

Past Simple

Present Simple

Future Simple

• Past Simple

• Present Simple

• Future Simple

Multiple Choice

Which of the following sentences is NOT an example of the Progressive aspect of the tense?

• No, I wasn't listening to the teacher.

• I had finished studying when the phone rang.

• He is working all day.

• By 3019, we will be driving spaceships

Fill in the Blank

Fill in the Past Perfect to complete this sentence in the negative.

She______________ to him in years.(speak)

Dropdown

Choose the correct words to complete this sentence in the Past Perfect

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you ​

Select answer

the piano since you were a child?

Reorder

Reorder the following Perfect sentences from the Past to the Future

• • It has happened several times already.

• • The train had just left when I arrived at the station.

• • I had just put the washing out when it started to rain.

• • Won't they have arrived by 5:00?

• • By the time you read this I will have left.

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2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT an example of the Perfect tense?

• I will have been here for six months on June 23rd

• • Have you just finished work?

• Will he have been using a computer since Monday?

• • Will you have eaten when I pick you up?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT an example of the Perfect tense?

• She will not be going there.

• • He will have won the competition.

• • Google had banned spam sites.

• Have they ever played chess?

Multiple Choice

Which tense is indicated in this sentence?

Ben had been working for three hours when Rachel came home.

• Past Tense Simple

• Past Progressive Tense

• Past Perfect Tense

• Past Perfect Simple Tense

Multiple Choice

Which tense is used here?

Ben had been working for three hours when Rachel came home.

• Past

• Past Simple Perfect

• Future Progressive

• Past Progressive