Verb Tenses (Journey's L.12, 5th Grade)

Which sentence is written correctly?

• Next week I rented two pairs of ice skates.

• Last month my sister and I will learn a new sport.

• Yesterday, my sister and I nervously glide onto the ice.

• We watched our friends at the skating rink two weeks ago.

Which sentence is written correctly?

• Last year I like to ride my bike to school.

• Next week, my friend Juan rode with me.

• We will park our bikes outside our school's entrance.

• Last week, we will plant to hurry home to play baseball.

Which sentence is written correctly?

• Next week, our school team hoped to win the championship.

• Many teams from our school will attend.

• We hope to win the championship last year.

• Our school sponsored a soccer tournament next week.

Which sentence is written correctly?

• He will attend his new school yesterday.

• He enjoys meeting his classmates earlier.

• Mario moves into his new house last weekend.

• He thinks he will like his new home and school.

Which sentence is written correctly?

• They flew the kite tomorrow.

• Many of their friends will made kites, too.

• Tomorrow the sky will be filled with kites.

• The boys will make a big yellow kite yesterday.

Which sentences is written correctly?

• I have eaten her cake next week.

• Mom will bake a cake last week.

• I love to eat Mom's chocolate cake.

• The chocolate cake is eaten yesterday.

Which sentence is written correctly?

• Will you go to yesterday's meeting?

• Did you enjoy the meeting next August?

• Cindy does not like to go to the meetings.

• Ted and Cindy will go to the meetings last year.

Which sentence is written correctly?

• After we ate the turkey, I will serve the pumpkin pie.

• I always look forward to eating Thanksgiving dinner.

• Juan and Miriam ate all of the turkey tomorrow morning!

• Please cooked a turkey for next year's Thanksgiving meal.

Which sentence is written correctly?

• I have done tomorrow's homework.

• I will do my homework yesterday afternoon.

• I have done all of my homework tomorrow afternoon.

• Why do we already have gotten homework for next week.

Which sentence is written correctly?

• Let's have played jump rope later.

• Get the jump rope for me yesterday.

• I love jumping rope every Thursday.

• I tripped on the jump rope next week.