Tenses

Simple Present Tense:

Hope _____ the dog.

• was walking

• am walking

• walks

• walked

Simple Past Tense:

Caitlin and Camilla ______ their supper quickly.

• eat

• ate

• are eating

• were eating

Simple Future Tense:

Vaydeesh ____ his homework well.

• is completing

• completes

• will be completing

• will complete

Present Continuous Tense:

Mo and Ushalya _____ Minecraft.

• were playing

• will be playing

• are playing

• play

Past Continuous Tense:

Zahkiel ____ me all about cricket.

• was telling

• tells

• will be telling

• told

Future Continuous Tense:

Nala and Bhavana _____ the webinar.

• will be joining

• join

• will join

• are going to join

Simple Past Tense:

Taylor and Misu ____ good answers in class.

• gives

• give

• gave

• have given

Change the statement into a Simple Future Tense Question:

Anita rides her bicycle to school.

• Does Anita ride her bicycle to school?

• Is Anita riding her bicycle to school?

• Will Anita be riding her bicycle to school?

• Will Anita ride her bicycle to school?

Change the statement into a present continuous question:

Marcel and Richan presented their speeches.

• Did Marcel and Richan present their speeches?

• Will Marcel and Richan present their speeches?

• Are Marcel and Richan presenting their speeches?

• Will Marcel and Richan be presenting their speeches?

Change into a future continuous question:

Matthew and Alexia use their cameras and mics this week.

• Will Matthew and Alexia use their cameras and mics this week?

• Will Matthew and Alexia be using their cameras and mics this week?

• Are Matthew and Alexia gonna use their cameras and mics this week?

• Do Matthew and Alexia use their cameras and mics this week?