verb tenses

I (to eat) an apple every morning.

• eats

• ate

• eated

• eat

If it (to rain) tomorrow, I won't go to my soccer practice.

• rains

• rained

• will rain

• rain

Which one of these answers is NOT a reason to use simple present?

• An action that happens everyday

• A general truth

• An action happening right now

• Future events happening at a precise time.

  ex: the time a moovie lasts

It (to rain) yesterday.

• raine

• rained

• rains

• raint

I (to brush) my teeth everyday.

• brush

• brushes

• brushed

• bruch

He (to be) a very nice teacher.

• is

• was

• am

• were

You (to live) in Trois-Rivières.

• live

• lives

• livet

• livedd

The simple past tense is sometimes used in conditionnal situations.

• True

• False

• I don't know

• I prefer not to answer

There is/are/were/was a black turkey on my couch this morning when I woke up.

• were

• are

• was

• is

Every morning when I wake up, there is/are/were/was a black turkey on my couch.

• was

• is

• are

• were