Tenses and UAE National Identity

Identify the simple present tense in this sentence: 'The UAE celebrates its National Day every year.'

• celebrates

• celebrate

• celebrated

• celebrating

Which of the following sentences is in the simple past tense? a) 'She visits the Sheikh Zayed Mosque.' b) 'They visited the Louvre Abu Dhabi last year.'

• c) 'They will visit the Louvre Abu Dhabi next year.'

• d) 'She visited the Sheikh Zayed Mosque every week.'

• b) 'They visited the Louvre Abu Dhabi last year.'

• a) 'She is visiting the Sheikh Zayed Mosque.'

Choose the future tense sentence: a) 'I will learn about Emirati culture.' b) 'He learns about the history of the UAE.'

• He will learn about the history of the UAE.

• I learned about Emirati culture.

• They learn about Emirati traditions.

• I will learn about Emirati culture.

Formulate a correct sentence in the simple present tense using 'UAE' and 'proud'.

• The UAE are proud.

• UAE is proudly.

• Proud is the UAE.

• The UAE is proud.

Identify the simple past tense in this sentence: 'The UAE hosted Expo 2020 in Dubai.'

• hosted

• host

• hosting

• hosts

Which sentence correctly uses the future tense? a) 'We will celebrate the UAE's achievements.' b) 'They celebrate the UAE's heritage.'

• a) 'We will celebrate the UAE's achievements.'

• They will celebrate the UAE's heritage.

• We celebrated the UAE's achievements.

• We celebrate the UAE's achievements.

Create a sentence in the simple present tense that reflects UAE national identity.

• Emiratis travel to other countries frequently.

• Emiratis enjoy fast food and modern entertainment.

• Emiratis prefer to speak only English in daily life.

• Emiratis celebrate their rich heritage and culture.

Identify the tense: 'The UAE will become a global leader in innovation.'

• Past tense

• Present tense

• Conditional tense

• Future tense

Which of the following is a simple past tense sentence? a) 'The UAE is known for its hospitality.' b) 'The UAE was established in 1971.'

• The UAE was established in 1971.

• The UAE has a rich cultural heritage.

• The UAE will host the next World Expo.

• The UAE is a popular tourist destination.

Differentiate the tenses: 'She studies Emirati history.' (Present) vs. 'She studied Emirati history.' (Past) What is the difference?

• The first sentence indicates a completed action, while the second indicates an ongoing action.

• The first sentence is in the future tense, indicating an action that will happen; the second is in the present tense, indicating an ongoing action.

• Both sentences are in the present tense, describing the same action at different times.

• The first sentence is in the present tense, indicating an ongoing action; the second is in the past tense, indicating a completed action.