Verb Tenses

Which sentence is written correctly?

• Yesterday, the family arrives in San Francisco.

• Tomorrow, we will go to the park.

• Last week, we will eat my favorite restaurant.

• Tonight, we bought a new outfit at the mall.

Which sentence is written correctly?

• They flew the kite tomorrow.

• The dog eats the food.

• Tomorrow, we went to the museum.

• Yesterday, we will run a marathon.

Which sentence is written correctly?

• Last week's movie will be at three o'clock.

• Next month, I went to the doctor's office

• After tomorrow's test, we had a review session.

• Our graduation ceremony last year was one hour long.

Choose the tense of the underlined verb:

They see so many new places.

• past

• present

• future

Choose the tense of the underlined verb:

They will hope for no more similar events.

• future

• past

• present

Choose the tense of the underlined verb:

The car practically raced across the bridge.

• future

• past

• present

Choose the tense of the underlined verb:

Jean and her mother step out of the car.

• present

• past

• future

Choose the sentence written in past tense.

• The author's father crosses an old bridge.

• Soon, the family will drive across the country.

• They will remember it forever!

• The family settled in an overnight cabin.

Choose the sentence written in future tense.

• They enjoyed their trip to the Ozark Mountains.

• They want to eat rice and beans with their main course.

• Everyone greets the family there.

• The sister will teach her brother how to fish tomorrow.

Choose the sentence written in present tense.

• Thousands of jeans were sold last year!

• First, the merchandisers traveled to the big stores.

• The engineering team will design the best buildings.

• They keep their home nice and clean.