Njajal

Identify the present tense: She runs every day.

• jumps

• runs

• walks

• sprints

Identify the past tense: They played soccer yesterday.

• play

• played

• playing

• plays

Identify the future tense: He will visit his grandmother tomorrow.

• He visited his grandmother yesterday.

• He is visiting his grandmother now.

• He visits his grandmother every week.

• He will visit his grandmother tomorrow.

Convert to past: I eat breakfast at 7 AM.

• I have breakfast at 7 AM.

• I ate breakfast at 7 AM.

• I was eating breakfast at 7 AM.

• I will eat breakfast at 7 AM.

Convert to future: She reads a book every night.

• 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.

Identify the present tense: The dog barks loudly.

• barked

• barking

• bark

• barks

Identify the past tense: We watched a movie last night.

• watching

• watcheds

• watched

• watches

Identify the future tense: They will travel to Paris next year.

• They will travel to Paris next year.

• They traveled to Paris last year.

• They will have traveled to Paris by next year.

• They are traveling to Paris now.

Convert to past: He walks to school.

• He is walking to school.

• He walked to school.

• He walked in school.

• He walks at school.

Convert to future: I write a letter every week.

• I will write a letter every week.

• I will have written a letter every week.

• I am writing a letter every week.

• I wrote a letter every week.