GI - Review 6 tenses (Lesson 22B)

Match the sentence to the correct usage.

We eat pizza once a week.

• For regular actions, events or habits in the present.

• For our experience up to the present.

• For fixed schedules/ timetables in the future.

Match the sentence to the correct usage.

Leo was looking for his stolen bike at 2 yesterday afternoon.

• For an action that while it was in progress, another action happened.

• For an action that was in progress at a clear/ specific time in the past.

• For a finished action in the recent past which has an effect or a result in the present.

Match the sentence to the correct usage.

I have just finished my breakfast.

• For our experience up to the present

• For an action that was in progress at a clear/ specific time in the past.

• For an action that is completed recently at a non-specific/ unclear time in the past.

Match the sentence to the correct usage.

What time does the bus arrive? 6 p.m.

• For regular actions, events or habits in the future.

• For plans and arrangements in the future.

• For fixed schedules/ timetables in the future.

Match the sentence to the correct usage.

Your eyes are so red. Have you been crying?

• For a finished action in the recent past which has an effect or a result in the present.

• For our experience up to the present.

• For an action that started in the past and is still continuing in the present.

Match the sentence to the correct usage.

Uncle Bob is taking me to the zoo tomorrow.

• For fixed schedules/ timetables in the future.

• For plans and arrangements in the future.

• For an action that was in progress at a clear/ specific time in the past.

Match the sentence to the correct usage.

I walked to the shop yesterday but it wasn't open.

• For fixed schedules/ timetables in the future.

• For actions that repeated several times in the past (Habitual events)

• For something that happened in the past with a clear/ specific time

Match the sentence to the correct usage.

This used to be my playground when I was a little.

• For fixed schedules/ timetables in the future.

• For actions that repeated several times in the past (Habitual events)

• For something that happened in the past with a clear/ specific time

Match the sentence to the correct usage.

I have been composing these emails all morning.

• For an action that started in the past and is still continuing in the present.

• For an action that was in progress at a clear/ specific time in the past.

• For something that happened in the past with a clear/ specific time

Match the sentence to the correct usage.

My dad has climbed Mount Everest before.

• For actions that repeated several times in the past (habitual events)

• For an action that while it was in progress, another action happened.

• For our experience up to the present.