Verb Tense Challenge

She sings beautifully. (Present)

• She dances beautifully.

• She paints beautifully.

• She sings beautifully.

• She sings horribly.

He played football yesterday. (Past)

• He played football yesterday.

• He plays football every day.

• He will play football tomorrow.

• He is playing football now.

They eat lunch at noon. (Present)

• Future Perfect

• Past Simple

• Present Simple

• Present Progressive

I finished my homework last night. (Past)

• I will finish my homework tonight.

• I finished my homework this morning.

• I finished my homework last week.

• I finished my homework last night.

She danced at the party. (Past)

• She cooked at the party.

• She sang at the party.

• She slept at the party.

• She danced at the party.

He reads books every day. (Present)

• He reads books every day.

• He reads books every week.

• He reads books every month.

• He reads books every year.

They visited the museum last week. (Past)

• They are visiting the museum now.

• They visited the museum last week.

• They will visit the museum next week.

• They visit the museum every week.

It rains a lot in this city. (Present)

• It rarely rains in this city.

• It snows a lot in this city.

• It is always sunny in this city.

• It rains a lot in this city.

She cooked dinner for her family. (Past)

• She cooked dinner for her family.

• She cooked breakfast for her family.

• She cooked lunch for her family.

• She cooked a meal for her friends.

He swims in the pool. (Present)

• He swims in the pool.

• He swims in the sky.

• He swims in the ocean.

• He swims in the bathtub.