Somebody has eaten the last cookie.

What tense is this?

• past simple

• past continuous

• past perfect

• present perfect

Somebody has eaten the last cookie.

The last cookie...

• has eaten

• was eaten

• has been eaten

• had been eaten

They brought her to the hospital in a helicopter.

What tense is this?

• past simple

• past continuous

• past perfect

• past continuous

They brought her to the hospital in a helicopter.

How would we write this in the passive?

• She was brought to the hospital in a helicopter.

• She has been brought to the hospital in a helicopter.

• She was being brought to the hospital in a helicopter.

• She had been brought to the hospital in a helicopter.

They are putting out the fire.

What tense is this?

• present simple

• past simple

• present continuous

• past continuous

They are putting out the fire.

How would we write this in the passive?

• The fire had been put out.

• The fire was put out.

• The fire is being put out.

• The fire is put out.

The librarian asks noisy visitors to be quiet.

What tense is this?

• present simple

• past simple

• present continuous

• past continuous

The librarian asks noisy visitors to be quiet.

How would we write this in the passive voice?

• Noisy visitors are being asked to be quiet.

• The librarian is asked to be quiet by the visitors.

• Noisy visitors are asked to be quiet.

• Noisy visitors were asked to be quiet.

When she went outside, she found that somebody had stolen her bicycle.

What tense is the underlined clause?

• present perfect

• past simple

• past perfect

• past continuous

When she went outside, she found that somebody had stolen her bicycle.

How would we write this in the passive voice?

• ...her bicycle was stolen.

• ...her bicycle was being stolen.

• ...her bicycle had been stolen.

• ...her bicycle has been stolen