G10-Simple Past, Present Perfect, Present Perfect Continuous

What is the present perfect form of 'to eat'?

• have eaten / has eaten

• eating

• will eat

• ate

Convert this sentence to simple past: 'I am reading a book.'

• I am read a book.

• I read a book.

• I readed a book.

• I was reading a book.

How do you form the present perfect continuous tense?

• have/has + been + present participle

• have/has + been + past participle

• have/has + being + present participle

• have/has + been + base form

Change to present perfect: 'She goes to the gym.'

• She has been going to the gym.

• She has gone to the gym.

• She went to the gym.

• She is going to the gym.

What is the simple past of 'to go'?

• goes

• went

• goed

• gone

Create a sentence using present perfect continuous.

• I will read a book.

• I am reading a book.

• I read a book yesterday.

• I have been reading a book.

What is the difference between present perfect and simple past?

• Present perfect indicates actions that will happen; simple past indicates actions that are happening now.

• Present perfect is used for future actions; simple past is for ongoing actions.

• Present perfect indicates relevance to the present without a specific time; simple past indicates completed actions at a specific time.

• Present perfect is only used in questions; simple past is used in statements.

Transform this sentence to simple past: 'They are playing soccer.'

• They played soccer.

• They were playing soccer.

• They are played soccer.

• They were play soccer.

Provide an example of present perfect tense.

• I will eat lunch.

• I had eaten lunch.

• I have eaten lunch.

• I eat lunch.

What auxiliary verbs are used in present perfect continuous?

• have, has

• is, are

• was, were

• will, would