Mastering Past Tenses

Convert to past tense: She walks to school.

• She is walking to school.

• She walked to school.

• She walked to the school.

• She walk to school.

Convert to past tense: He reads a book every night.

• He is reading a book every night.

• He read a book every night.

• He will read a book every night.

• He read books every night.

Convert to past tense: We eat dinner at 7 PM.

• We ate dinner at 7 PM.

• We will eat dinner at 7 PM.

• We have dinner at 7 PM.

• We were eating dinner at 7 PM.

Convert to past tense: The dog barks loudly.

• The dog barks loud.

• The dog is barking loudly.

• The dog barked loudly.

• The dog barked loud.

Convert to past tense: I study for my exams.

• I am studying for my exams.

• I will study for my exams.

• I studied for my exams.

• I studied for my exam.

Convert to past tense: She writes a letter to her friend.

• She write a letter to her friend.

• She is writing a letter to her friend.

• She wrote a letter to her friend.

• She has written a letter to her friend.

Convert to past tense: They travel to Europe every summer.

• They traveled to Europe every summer.

• They are traveling to Europe every summer.

• They will travel to Europe every summer.

• They travel to Europe last summer.

Convert to past tense: He swims in the pool every day.

• He swam in the pool every day.

• He swims in the pool yesterday.

• He is swimming in the pool every day.

• He swimmed in the pool every day.

Convert to past tense: The teacher explains the lesson.

• The teacher is explaining the lesson.

• The teacher explained the lesson.

• The teacher explained lessons.

• The teacher explain the lesson.

It's time we .......

• Study

• Studied

• Had

• had studied