Identify the simple past tense in the sentence: 'She walked to the store.'

• store

• walked

• walks

• walking

Use the simple present tense to describe your daily routine.

• I wake up at 9 AM.

• I skip breakfast.

• I wake up at 7 AM. I eat breakfast. I go to work. I exercise in the evening. I go to bed at 10 PM.

• I go to bed at 8 PM.

Form a future sentence using 'will': 'I ___ (to study) for the exam tomorrow.'

• I will studying for the exam tomorrow.

• I will studied for the exam tomorrow.

• I will study for the exam tomorrow.

• I will study for exam tomorrow.

Form a future sentence using 'going to': 'They ___ (to visit) their grandparents next week.'

• They visited their grandparents next week.

• They are going to visit their grandparents next week.

• They will visit their grandparents next week.

• They are visiting their grandparents next week.

Apply the present continuous tense: 'He ___ (to read) a book right now.'

• He reads a book right now.

• He is reading a book right now.

• He has read a book right now.

• He was reading a book right now.

Identify the simple past tense in the sentence: 'They played soccer last weekend.'

• play

• played soccer

• playing

• played

Use the simple present tense to state a fact about the Earth.

• The Earth is the center of the universe.

• The Earth is flat.

• The Earth revolves around the Sun.

• The Earth has no atmosphere.

Form a future sentence using 'will': 'We ___ (to go) to the concert next month.'

• We will goes to the concert next month.

• We will going to the concert next month.

• We will gone to the concert next month.

• We will go to the concert next month.

Form a future sentence using 'going to': 'I am ___ (to start) a new project soon.'

• I am going to finishing a new project soon.

• I am going to starts a new project soon.

• I am going to start a new project soon.

• I am going to start new project soon.

Apply the present continuous tense: 'She ___ (to cook) dinner at the moment.'

• She has cooked dinner at the moment.

• She was cooking dinner at the moment.

• She is cooking dinner at the moment.

• She cooks dinner at the moment.