T1, Y7 - Lesson 2

Categorise the following sentences into the correct verb tense.

Groups:

(a) Past tense

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(b) Present tense

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(c) Future tense

• I walk to school every day.
• She reads a book in the evening.
• She visited her grandmother last weekend.

• She is going to start a new job next week.
• I will go to the store tomorrow.
• They play basketball on weekends.
• My family lived in Perth.

• He will finish his project by Friday.
• They played soccer in the park yesterday.

Select which sentence uses an incorrect verb tense:

• She walks to school every day.

• They were eating dinner when the phone rang.

• He will finish his homework before going out.

• I seen a movie last night.

Select which sentence uses the correct verb tense:

• She was go to the store yesterday.

• They eats lunch at noon every day.

• He is running in the park right now.

• I will went to the party tomorrow.

Select the right verb tense to complete these sentences:

1. She ​ (a)   reading a book right now.

2. He ​ (b)   travel to Japan next month.

3. I ​ (c)   finished my homework.

4. We ​ (d)   watching a movie when it started to rain.

• is
• will
• have
• were
• was
• has

Arrange the following sentences into their correct subject-verb agreements.

Groups:

(a) Singular

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(b) Plural

• 1. The teachers explain the lesson clearly.

• 1. The cats sleep on the windowsill.

• 1. She enjoys reading mystery novels.

• 1. The cat sleeps on the windowsill.

• 1. The teacher explains the lesson clearly.

• 1. They enjoy reading mystery novels.

Select the right verb that matches the subject -

a) The children ​ (a)   playing in the park.

1. b) She ​ (b)   a beautiful garden.

2. c) They ​ (c)   finished their homework.

• are
• has
• have
• is

Which is incorrect?

• 1. My parents and I is going on a vacation next month.

• 1. John and his friends have started a new project.

• 1. The teachers and students are preparing for the school play.

• 1. Sarah and her colleagues have completed the report.

Which sentence below refers to the collective noun as a group rather than an individual?

• The committee have made their decision.

• The team is winning its games.

• The family enjoys their vacation.

• The audience claps for the performers.

Identify which one doesn't include an indefinite pronoun:

• Nobody knows the answer to the question.

• Someone left their umbrella in the hallway.

• Everyone in the class passed the exam.

• The cat is sleeping on the couch.

Which sentence below includes an incorrect form of the verb after the indefinite pronoun?

• Everyone has finished their work.

• Somebody were at the door.

• Nobody knows the answer.

• Each of the students is responsible for their own work.