05011-W1

Leslie enjoys playing in the park.

• This sentence is in simple present.

• This sentence is in simple past.

• This sentence is in present progressive.

Charlie is preparing a sandwich.

• This sentence is in simple present.

• This sentence is in simple past.

• This sentence is in present progressive

Sandra didn’t attend the meeting.

• This sentence is in simple present.

• This sentence is in simple past.

• This sentence is in past progressive.

Our class is going to host the science fair.

• This sentence is in simple present.

• This sentence is in future tense.

• This sentence is in present progressive.

The Millers were setting up their new surveillance cameras.

• This sentence is in present progressive.

• This sentence is in past progressive.

• This sentence is in future tense.

Water boils at 100°C.

• This sentence is in future tense.

• This sentence is in present progressive.

• This sentence is in simple present.

Silvia used to believe there was a monster in her closet.

• This sentence indicates Silvia still believes in monsters

• This sentence indicates Silvia doesn’t believe in monsters anymore.

• This sentence indicates Silvia is afraid of monsters.

Paul has moved many times in his life.

• This sentence is in simple present.

• This sentence is in present perfect.

• This sentence is in present perfect progressive.

We’ve been working on that project since 2020.

• This sentence indicates that the project is finished.

• This sentence indicates that the project is not finished.

• This sentence is in past progressive.

The underlined verbs are non-action verbs.

John seems to be a nice person.

That dress looks good on you.

• True

• False

Answer explanation

Non-action verbs describe states or situations. Like emotions or perceptions.