Revision on Tenses

Which tense do you associate these words with?

IN THE MORNING - AT NIGHT - OFTEN

• Present Continuous

• Present Simple

• Present Perfect

• Present Perfect Continuous

Which of these sentences is correct?

• Kim and Jo have look for a flat these days.

• Kim and Jo will been looking for a flat these days.

• Kim and Jo going to look for a flat these days.

• Kim and Jo are looking for a flat these days.

Which tense shouldn't be used with the word WHEN?

• Present Simple

• Present Perfect

• Past Simple

• Past Continuous

Which of these sentences is correct?

• Jack was exhausted because he had been studying all night.

• Jack was exhausted because he has been studying all night.

• Jack was exhausted because he was studying all night.

• Jack was exhausted because he had be studying all night.

Which tense do you associate these words with?

SINCE - BY THE TIME - BEFORE

• Present Perfect Simple

• Future Continuous

• Past Perfect Simple

• Present Perfect Continuous

Which tense would you use to talk about timetables?

• Simple Present

• Present Continuous

• Going to Future

• Future Simple

What do we use the Future Perfect for?

• To talk about an action that will be in progress before a stated future time.

• To talk about a future action and emphasize its duration.

• To talk about an action that will be started before a stated future time.

• To talk about an action that will be finished before a stated future time.

Sue used to walk to school when she was a little girl. What does this sentence express?

• This is something Sue did regularly in the past, and still does.

• This is something Sue did as a habit in the past, but doesn't any longer.

• This is something Sue did from time to time in the past, but doesn't any longer.

• This is something Sue has never done, and will never do either.

Look! Alison has painted her room green. What does this sentence mean?

• That Alison is about to finish painting her room and the results will soon be visible.

• That Alison has recently finished painting her room and now the results are visible.

• That Alison has just finished painting her room, but the results aren't still visible.

• That Alison finished painting her room but there are still no visible results.

How would you complete this sentence?

Luckily, my grandpa's health condition ______ day by day.

• will be improving

• has improved

• improves

• is improving