6th, Verb Tense

Choose the correct sentence to follow the sentence below:

Jamie will run five miles after school.

• She is training for a marathon.

• She was training for a marathon.

• She would be training for a marathon.

Choose the correct sentence to follow the sentence below:

Tyson and his friends waited for hours for the newest game to release on Saturday.

• They was close to the front of the line as well.

• They were close to the front of the line as well.

• They will be close to the front of the line as well.

Choose the correct sentence to follow the sentence below:

The kitten was adopted by the family over the weekend.

• They were so excited to have a new pet!

• They will be so excited to have a new pet!

• They is so excited to have a new pet!

Choose the correct sentence to follow the sentence below:

The soccer game will begin at 8am.

• The team began their warm-up at 7:30am.

• The team begins their warm-up at 7:30am.

• The team will begin their warm-up at 7:30am.

Choose the correct sentence to follow the sentence below:

Becca saved all of her money for a new pair of shoes.

• She has been saving for months.

• She is saving for months.

• She will be saving for months.

Choose the correct sentence to follow the sentence below:

Avery watches TV every night.

• He spent about an hour every day.

• He spends about an hour every day.

• He will spend about an hour every day.

Choose the correct sentence to follow the sentence below:

Jennifer brought her gloves to school this morning.

• The weatherman said it would be extremely cold.

• The weatherman says it would be extremely cold.

• The weatherman say it would be extremely cold.

Choose the correct sentence to follow the sentence below:

The ski instructor will teach me a new trick at my next lesson.

• I has been waiting to learn one since day one.

• I been waiting to learn one since day one.

• I have been waiting to learn one since day one.

Choose the correct sentence to follow the sentence below:

Today at school, my friend dropped her Chromebook.

• She feels terrible.

• She felt terrible.

• She will feel terrible.

Choose the correct sentence to follow the sentence below:

My friend Wesley helped me study for science.

• We want to do well on our test.

• We wanted to do well on our test.

• We wants to do well on our test.