Mastering Tenses

Identify the tense in the sentence: She will be singing at the concert tomorrow.

• Past continuous

• Present continuous

• Future perfect

• Future continuous

Convert the following sentence to past perfect tense: I have finished my homework.

• I has finished my homework.

• I have finish my homework.

• I had finish my homework.

• I had finished my homework.

Formulate a sentence in present continuous tense.

• I am writing a sentence.

• I write a sentence

• She is reading a book

• They are cooking dinner

Differentiate between simple past and past perfect tense with examples.

• Simple past tense example: She walked to the store yesterday. Past perfect tense example: She had walked to the store before it started raining.

• She had walked to the store yesterday.

• She will walk to the store tomorrow.

• She walks to the store every day.

Identify the tense in the sentence: They had been waiting for hours before the show started.

• Past perfect continuous

• Past continuous

• Future perfect continuous

• Present perfect continuous

Convert the following sentence to future perfect tense: We will have completed the project by next week.

• We will have been completing the project by next week.

• We will have completed the project by next week.

• We will be completing the project by next week.

• We will complete the project by next week.

Formulate a sentence in past perfect continuous tense.

• She had been studying since hours.

• She was studying for hours.

• She had been studying for hours.

• She had studied for hours.

Differentiate between present simple and present continuous tense with examples.

• Present simple: He plays football every Saturday. Present continuous: She is studying for her exam at the moment.

• She studies for her exam at the moment.

• He play football every Saturday.

• He is playing football every Saturday.

Identify the tense in the sentence: He will have been studying for 3 hours by the time you arrive.

• Future Perfect Continuous

• Future Continuous

• Present Perfect Continuous

• Past Perfect Continuous

Convert the following sentence to present perfect continuous tense: She has been working on this project since morning.

• She has been working on this project all day.

• She has worked on this project since morning.

• She has been working on this project since morning.

• She has been working on this project for hours.