Which Tense Is It?

I have slept in late.

• Simple (1 verb)

• Perfect (form of have +-ed or irregular past tense main verb)

• Progressive (form of be + -ing verb)

• Linking

I sleep in late.

• Simple (1 verb)

• Perfect (form of have +-ed or irregular past tense main verb)

• Progressive (form of be + -ing verb)

• Linking

I will be sleeping in late.

• Simple (1 verb)

• Perfect (form of have +-ed or irregular past tense main verb)

• Progressive (form of be + -ing verb)

• Linking

I am excited for Spring!

• Simple (1 verb)

• Perfect (form of have +-ed or irregular past tense main verb)

• Progressive (form of be + -ing verb)

• Linking

People have stayed at home for the past month.

• Simple (1 verb)

• Perfect (form of have +-ed or irregular past tense main verb)

• Progressive (form of be + -ing verb)

• Linking

People are healthy.

• Simple (1 verb)

• Perfect (form of have +-ed or irregular past tense main verb)

• Progressive (form of be + -ing verb)

• Linking

People are staying at home.

• Simple (1 verb)

• Perfect (form of have +-ed or irregular past tense main verb)

• Progressive (form of be + -ing verb)

• Linking

People stay at home to stay safe and healthy.

• Simple (1 verb)

• Perfect (form of have +-ed or irregular past tense main verb)

• Progressive (form of be + -ing verb)

• Linking

My kids miss their friends.

• Simple (1 verb)

• Perfect (form of have +-ed or irregular past tense main verb)

• Progressive (form of be + -ing verb)

• Linking

My kids are missing being able to hang out with their friends.

• Simple (1 verb)

• Perfect (form of have +-ed or irregular past tense main verb)

• Progressive (form of be + -ing verb)

• Linking