Tense

Present Simple: She (to talk) to her mother on the phone.

• She often talk to her mother on the phone.

• She often talks to her mother on the phone.

• She talks to her mother on the phone right now.

• She talk to her mother on the phone right now.

Present Continuous: My uncle (to paint) the kitchen walls.

• My uncle is painting the kitchen walls right now.

• My uncle are painting the kitchen walls right now.

• My uncle was painting the kitchen walls right now.

• My uncle were painting the kitchen walls right now.

Present Perfect: Susan (to take) photos of her dog.

• Susan already takes photos of her dog.

• Susan had already taken photos of her dog.

• Susan has already taken photos of her dog.

• Susan have already taken photos of her dog.

Present Perfect Continuous: My uncle (to paint) the kitchen walls.

• My uncle has been painting the kitchen walls all day long. They are as good as new now.

• My uncle have been painting the kitchen walls all day long. They are as good as new now.

• My uncle had been painting the kitchen walls all day long. They are as good as new now.

• My uncle has being painted the kitchen walls all day long. They are as good as new now.

Past Simple: The pear pie (to taste) delicious.

• The pear pie tasted delicious yesterday.

• The pear pie tastes delicious yesterday.

• The pear pie taste delicious yesterday.

• The pear pie has tasted delicious yesterday.

Past Continuous: Susan (to take) photos of her dog.

• Susan was taking photos of her dog all evening.

• Susan were taking photos of her dog all evening.

• Susan is taking photos of her dog all evening.

• Susan are taking photos of her dog all evening.

Future Simple: The pear pie (to taste) delicious.

• The pear pie will taste delicious tomorrow

• The pear pie will tasting delicious tomorrow

• The pear pie taste delicious today

• The pear pie tastes delicious today

Future Continuous: She (to talk) to her mother on the phone.

• She will talking to her mother on the phone tomorrow at 9 pm.

• She will be talking to her mother on the phone tomorrow at 9 pm.

• She will being talk to her mother on the phone tomorrow at 9 pm.

• She will talk to her mother on the phone tomorrow.

Past Perfect: My uncle (to paint) the kitchen walls

when I came home.

• My uncle had painted the kitchen walls

  when I came home.

• My uncle have painted the kitchen walls

  when I came home.

• My uncle has painted the kitchen walls

  when I came home.

• My uncle will have painted the kitchen walls

  when I came home.

Past Perfect Continuous: Susan (to take) photos of her dog

• Susan have been taking photos of her dog for more than 2 hours when I finally arrived.

• Susan had been taking photos of her dog for more than 2 hours when I finally arrived.

• Susan has been taking photos of her dog for more than 2 hours when I finally arrived.

• Susan was taking photos of her dog for 2 hours