Speculations in Time

Which sentence expresses a present speculation?

• She was at the party.

• She will be at the party.

• She might be at the party.

• She is at the party.

Identify the sentence that indicates a past speculation.

• He might have gone to the party.

• He is going to the party.

• He has gone to the party.

• He will go to the party.

Choose the correct modal verb for present speculation: 'She ___ be at the party.'

• must

• could

• should

• may

Which of the following sentences is in the past tense?

• The sentence with a verb like 'walked' or 'saw'.

• The sentence with a verb like 'will walk' or 'is seeing'.

• The sentence with a verb like 'running' or 'jumps'.

• The sentence with a verb like 'walks' or 'sees'.

What is the correct modal verb to express a past possibility?

• would

• should

• could

• might

Identify the present speculation in the following options: 'He might go to the concert.' or 'He went to the concert.'

• He is going to the concert.

• He will go to the concert.

• He has gone to the concert.

• He might go to the concert.

Differentiate between the tenses in these sentences: 'They will arrive tomorrow.' and 'They arrived yesterday.'

• The first sentence is in future tense, while the second is in past tense.

• The first sentence is in past tense, while the second is in present tense.

• Both sentences are in past tense.

• The first sentence is in present tense, while the second is in future tense.

Which sentence correctly uses a modal verb to indicate a past speculation?

• She would have gone to the party.

• She might have gone to the party.

• She could go to the party.

• She should have gone to the party.