Simple Tenses Practice

Change the following sentence to simple present tense: She is reading a book.

• She will read a book.

• She read a book.

• She has read a book.

• She reads a book.

Convert the sentence to simple past tense: They are playing football.

• They were play football.

• They were playing football.

• They play football.

• They is playing football.

Rewrite the sentence in simple future tense: I am going to the store.

• I am going to the store now.

• I am going to the store tomorrow.

• I am going to the store yesterday.

• I will go to the store.

Transform the sentence to simple present tense: He has finished his homework.

• He is finishing his homework.

• He finished his homework.

• He finishes his homework.

• He finish his homework.

Change the sentence to simple past tense: She has written a letter.

• She wrote a letter.

• She writes a letter.

• She had written a letter.

• She write a letter.

Convert the sentence to simple future tense: They have completed the project.

• They completed the project tomorrow.

• They will be completing the project.

• They will complete the project.

• They are completing the project.

Rewrite the sentence in simple present tense: I have visited that museum.

• I am visiting that museum.

• I will visit that museum.

• I visited that museum.

• I visit that museum.

Transform the sentence to simple past tense: He is eating lunch.

• He ate lunch.

• He eats lunch.

• He eating lunch.

• He has eaten lunch.

Change the sentence to simple future tense: She is watching a movie.

• She watched a movie.

• She will watch a movie.

• She is going to watch a movie.

• She will be watching a movie.

Convert the sentence to simple present tense: They have won the game.

• They winned the game.

• They winning the game.

• They win the game.

• They wins the game.