Verb Tenses

She cooks pasta every Sunday.
(Change to Present Continuous)

• She cooked pasta every Sunday.
  

• She is cooking pasta.
  

• She has cooked pasta.
  

• She will cook pasta.

They went to the park yesterday.
(Change to Future Simple)

• They are going to the park.
  

• They had gone to the park.
  

• They will go to the park.
  

• They go to the park.

I am reading a novel.
(Change to Past Continuous)

• I have read a novel.
  

• I will be reading a novel.
  

• I read a novel.

• I was reading a novel.
  

He has finished his homework.
(Change to Past Perfect)

• He had finished his homework.
  

• He will finish his homework.
  

• He finishes his homework.
  

• He is finishing his homework.

We will be attending the meeting.
(Change to Present Continuous)

• We are attending the meeting.

• We attend the meeting.

• We attended the meeting.

• We have attended the meeting.

I eat my lunch at 1 p.m.
(Change to Present Perfect)

• I was eating my lunch at 1 p.m.

• I have eaten my lunch.

• I will eat my lunch at 1 p.m.

• I had eaten my lunch at 1 p.m.

They built the house in 2015.
(Change to Past Perfect)

• They have built the house in 2015.

• They will build the house in 2015.

• They had built the house in 2015.

• They were building the house in 2015.

She will submit the project by Friday.
(Change to Future Perfect)

• She has submitted the project by Friday.

• She will have submitted the project by Friday.

• She had submitted the project by Friday.

• She was submitting the project by Friday.

We watch this movie every year.
(Change to Present Perfect)

• We watched this movie every year.

• We have watched this movie.

• We are watching this movie every year.

• We had watched this movie.

The teacher explained the lesson.
(Change to Past Perfect)

• The teacher had explained the lesson.

• The teacher explains the lesson.

• The teacher is explaining the lesson.

• The teacher has explained the lesson.