TENSES - Which key word with which tense?

twice a month

• PRESENT SIMPLE

• PRESENT CONTINUOUS

• PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE

• PAST SIMPLE

• PAST CONTINUOUS

Answer explanation

PRESENT SIMPLE

HABITS

She plays tennis every Tuesday.

She plays tennis twice a month.

on Fridays

• PRESENT SIMPLE

• PRESENT CONTINUOUS

• PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE

• PAST SIMPLE

• PAST CONTINUOUS

Answer explanation

PRESENT SIMPLE

HABITS

She plays tennis every Tuesday.

She plays tennis on Fridays.

often

• PRESENT SIMPLE

• PRESENT CONTINUOUS

• PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE

• PAST SIMPLE

• PAST CONTINUOUS

Answer explanation

PRESENT SIMPLE

HABITS

She plays tennis every Tuesday.

She often plays tennis.

sometimes

• PRESENT SIMPLE

• PRESENT CONTINUOUS

• PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE

• PAST SIMPLE

• PAST CONTINUOUS

Answer explanation

PRESENT SIMPLE

HABITS

She plays tennis every Tuesday.

She sometimes plays tennis.

this evening

• PRESENT SIMPLE

• PRESENT CONTINUOUS

• PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE

• PAST SIMPLE

• PAST CONTINUOUS

Answer explanation

PRESENT SIMPLE

FUTURE TIMETABLES

Our train leaves at 11am.

Our train leaves this evening.

at 10 o'clock

• PRESENT SIMPLE

• PRESENT CONTINUOUS

• PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE

• PAST SIMPLE

• PAST CONTINUOUS

Answer explanation

PRESENT SIMPLE

FUTURE TIMETABLES

Our train leaves at 11am.

Our train leaves at 10 o'clock.

tomorrow

(2 answers)

• PRESENT SIMPLE

• PRESENT CONTINUOUS

• PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE

• PAST SIMPLE

• PAST CONTINUOUS

Answer explanation

PRESENT SIMPLE

FUTURE TIMETABLES

Our train leaves at 11am.

Our train leaves tomorrow.

PRESENT CONTINOUS

DEFINITE FUTURE PLANS

I'm meeting my father tomorrow.

until

• PRESENT SIMPLE

• PRESENT CONTINUOUS

• PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE

• PAST SIMPLE

• PAST CONTINUOUS

Answer explanation

PRESENT SIMPLE

FUTURE IN TIME CLAUSES

I won't go out until it stops raining.

when

• PRESENT SIMPLE

• PRESENT CONTINUOUS

• PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE

• PAST SIMPLE

• PAST CONTINUOUS

Answer explanation

PRESENT SIMPLE

FUTURE IN TIME CLAUSES

I won't go out until it stops raining.

When the rain stops, I'll go out.

as soon as

• PRESENT SIMPLE

• PRESENT CONTINUOUS

• PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE

• PAST SIMPLE

• PAST CONTINUOUS

Answer explanation

PRESENT SIMPLE

FUTURE IN TIME CLAUSES

I won't go out until it stops raining.

As soon as the rain stops, I'll go out.