Mastering English Tenses

Identify the tense: She has been studying for hours.

• Present perfect continuous tense

• Past continuous tense

• Future perfect tense

• Present simple tense

Convert the following to past tense: I am going to the store.

• I will go to the store.

• I went to the store.

• I go to the store.

• I am going to the store.

Use the present perfect tense in a sentence.

• I am visiting Paris now.

• I have visited Paris.

• I visited Paris yesterday.

• I will visit Paris.

Recognize the tense shift: He was running when he falls.

• He was run when he fell.

• He was running when he fell.

• He is running when he falls.

• He runs when he fell.

Formulate a sentence in the future continuous tense.

• I am studying at 8 PM tomorrow.

• I will study at 8 PM yesterday.

• I studied at 8 PM tomorrow.

• I will be studying at 8 PM tomorrow.

Identify the tense: They will have completed the project.

• Future Perfect Tense

• Future Continuous Tense

• Past Perfect Tense

• Present Perfect Tense

Convert the following to future perfect: I eat breakfast.

• I will have eaten breakfast.

• I have eaten breakfast.

• I will eat breakfast.

• I am eating breakfast.

Use the past simple tense in a sentence.

• I walked to the store yesterday.

• I am walking to the store.

• I will walk to the store tomorrow.

• I walked to the store every day.

Recognize the tense shift: She sings beautifully, and she danced last night.

• The tense shift is from present to past.

• There is no tense shift in the sentence.

• The tense shift is from past to present.

• The tense shift is from future to present.

Formulate a sentence in the present continuous tense.

• I will read a book.

• I have read a book.

• I read a book.

• I am reading a book.