Identify the simple present tense in the sentence: 'She walks to school every day.'

• she

• school

• to

• walks

Identify the simple past tense in the sentence: 'They played soccer yesterday.'

• play

• playing

• played soccer

• played

Identify the simple future tense in the sentence: 'I will visit my grandmother next week.'

• will go to my grandmother

• I will next week

• visit my grandmother

• will visit

Convert the sentence to past tense: 'He eats breakfast at 7 AM.'

• He ate breakfast at 7 AM.

• He has eaten breakfast at 7 AM.

• He will eat breakfast at 7 AM.

• He is eating breakfast at 7 AM.

Convert the sentence to future tense: 'She reads a book every night.'

• She is reading a book every night.

• She read a book every night.

• She will read a book every night.

• She will be reading a book every night.

Identify the simple present tense in the sentence: 'The sun rises in the east.'

• falls

• rises

• shines

• sets

Identify the simple past tense in the sentence: 'We watched a movie last night.'

• We watch a movie

• last night

• watched a movie

• watched

Identify the simple future tense in the sentence: 'They will travel to Paris next summer.'

• will travel to

• travel to Paris

• will travel

• They will travel

Convert the sentence to past tense: 'I write a letter to my friend.'

• I wrote a letter to my friend.

• I will write a letter to my friend.

• I write letters to my friends.

• I am writing a letter to my friend.

Convert the sentence to future tense: 'He plays basketball on weekends.'

• He is playing basketball on weekends.

• He will play basketball on weekends.

• He played basketball on weekends.

• He has played basketball on weekends.