NOUN, VERB, ADJECTIVES, AND SIMPLE TENSES

Which word is the noun for place in this sentence?

"My mom went to the mall today."

• MALL

• WENT

• MY MOM

• TODAY

Which word is the verb in this sentence?

"My mom goes to the mall today."

• MALL

• GOES

• MY MOM

• TODAY

Which sentence shows the adjective?

• The rabbit is beautiful

• The rabbit is going to its house

• The rabbit eats carrots

• The rabbit

The sentence that shows that the action is happening (present tense) is....

• I go to the mall.

• I went to the mall.

• I am going to the mall.

The sentence that shows that the action is happening (present tense) is...

• Lucy listens to the music.

• Lucy listened to the music.

• Lucy is going to listen to the music.

The sentence that shows that the action is happening (present tense) is...

• They are going to their summer holiday.

• They go to their summer holiday.

• They went to their summer holiday.

The sentence that shows that the action is happening (present tense) is...

• David cooks barbeque on his last day of holiday.

• David is going to cook barbeque on his last day of holiday.

• David cooked barbeque on his last day of holiday.

The sentence that shows the action already happened (past tense) is....

• Their airplane arrived.

• Their airplane arrives.

• Their airplane is going to arrive.

The sentence that shows the action already happened (past tense) is....

• You were going home.

• You are going home.

• You are going to go home.

The sentence that shows the action not yet happened (future tense) is....

• Tam is going to build a rocket ship for his holiday trip.

• Tam built a rocket ship for his holiday trip.

• Tam builds a rocket ship for his holiday trip.