Identify the tense, English III

Indicate the tense of the verb 'drop' in the following sentence:

[ You dropped your keys. I‘ll get them. ]

• Simple present

• Simple past

• Simple future

• Future continuous

Indicate the tense of the verb 'hurt' in the following sentence:

[ Don't lift that, you'll hurt yourself ]

• Simple present

• Simple past

• Simple future

• Future continuous

Indicate the tenses of the verbs 'finish' and 'give' in the following sentence:

[ If she doesn’t finish the paperwork, the boss won’t give her the bonus. ]

• Simple present and simple future

• Simple past and simple present

• Simple future and simple past

• Simple present and future continuous

Indicate the tense of the verb 'live' in the following sentence:

[ This time next year, we will be living in our new home. ]

• Simple present

• Simple past

• Simple future

• Future continuous

Indicate the tense of the verb 'get' and 'travel' in the following sentence:

[ I finally got my invitation. How will you be travelling to the exhibition? ]

• Simple present and past continuous

• Future continuous and past continuous

• Simple future and future continuous

• Simple past and future continuous

Indicate the tenses of the verbs 'cook', 'meet' and 'come' in the following sentence:

[ Sam cooked a tasty dinner, we will be meeting for dinner. Would you like to come? ]

• Simple present, simple future and infinitive

• Simple past, future continuous and infinitive

• Simple future, future continuous and simple present

• Future continuous, simple past and simple present

Indicate the tenses of the verbs 'swim' and 'prepare' in the following sentence:

[ I'll have swum an hour everyday this month, by tomorrow. I am preparing for the competition. ]

• Simple future and simple present

• Simple past and future continuous

• Future perfect and present continuous

• Future continuous and present continuous

Indicate the tenses of the verbs 'leave', 'arrive' and 'depart' in the following sentence:

[ The train will leave the station at 9am. You will be arriving at the station at 9.15am. By the time you get there, the train will have departed. ]

• Future perfect, future continuous and simple past

• Simple future, future continuous and future perfect

• Simple future, future continuous and simple past

• Future continuous, future perfect and simple present