Grammar Clinic

The sun rises in the east and sets in the west.

• SIMPLE PAST TENSE

• SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE

• SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE

My sister forgot to turn off the lights.

• SIMPLE PAST TENSE

• SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE

• SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE

Shall we go and buy new books tomorrow?

• SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE

• SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE

• SIMPLE PAST TENSE

I think Chloe added too much sugar in the drinks.

• SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE

• SIMPLE PAST TENSE

• SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE

The black shoes are not mine.

• SIMPLE PAST TENSE

• SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE

• SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE

The game is about to start.

• SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE

• SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE

• SIMPLE PAST TENSE

My grandparents do not like the noisy city.

• SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE

• SIMPLE PAST TENSE

• SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE

We went to the mall together.

• SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE

• SIMPLE PAST TENSE

• SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE

Amelia finished all the exercises yesterday.

• SIMPLE PAST TENSE

• SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE

• SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE

The boys are going to win the hockey game.

• SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE

• SIMPLE PAST TENSE

• SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE