PRESENT TENSE

1. We be here for two weeks.

(change into Present Perfect Tense)

• We have been staying here since two weeks.

• We are here for two weeks.

• We have been here for two weeks.

• We were here for two weeks.

2. Raghu is liking action films.

(change into Simple Present Tense)

• Raghu likes action films.

• Raghu liked action films.

• Raghu has liked action films.

• Raghu was liking action films.

3. They go to Scotland.

(change into Present Perfect Tense)

• They are going to Scotland.

• They have gone to Scotland.

• They will be going to Scotland.

• They are gone to Scotland.

4. Ashley bakes a cake.

(change into Present Continuous Tense)

• Ashley will bake a cake.

• Ashley has baked a cake.

• Ashley baked a cake.

• Ashley is baking a cake.

5) The tourists assemble outside the Taj Mahal.

(change into Present Continuous Tense)

• The tourists are assembling outside the Taj Mahal.

• The tourists have assembled outside the Taj Mahal.

• The tourists is assembling outside the Taj Mahal.

• The tourists assembled outside the Taj Mahal.

6) Angelina and her friend are eating their lunch together.

(change into Simple Present Tense)

• Angelina and her friend has eaten their lunch together.

• Angelina and her friend eat their lunch together.

• Angelina and her friend were eating their lunch together.

• Angelina and her friend eats their lunch together.

7) Fill in the blank with the present perfect form of the verb given in bracket:

This pair of shoes ________________ Lalita Rupees 1500/-. (cost)

8) Fill in the blank with the simple present form of the verb given in bracket:

I _________ coffee but not tea. (like)

9) Fill in the blank with the present continuous form of the verb given in bracket:

The snake _____________ towards the mice's hole. (creep)

10) Fill in the blank with the present perfect form of the verb given in bracket:

They __________ their work. (do)