M7L13 Consistent Verb Tenses

Which verb tense is used in the sentence: "She is happy"?

• Past

• Present

• Future

• Present Perfect

Which verb tense is used in the sentence: "They were at the park"?

• Present

• Past

• Future

• Present Continuous

Which sentence uses the verb "to have" in the present tense?

• She had a cat.

• She has a cat.

• She will have a cat.

• She is having a cat.

Which sentence uses the verb "to be" in the future tense?

• I am tired.

• I was tired.

• I will be tired.

• I have been tired.

Rewrite the sentence so that both verbs are in the present tense: "He is tall, and she was happy."

• He is tall, and she is happy.

• He was tall, and she was happy.

• He will be tall, and she will be happy.

• He is tall, and she will be happy.

Rewrite the sentence so that both verbs are in the past tense: "I am hungry, and you were tired."

• I was hungry, and you were tired.

• I am hungry, and you are tired.

• I will be hungry, and you will be tired.

• I was hungry, and you are tired.

Rewrite the sentence so that both verbs are in the future tense: "She has a book, and he is at home."

• She had a book, and he was at home.

• She will have a book, and he will be at home.

• She has a book, and he is at home.

• She will have a book, and he is at home.

Rewrite the sentence so that both verbs are in the present tense: "They were friends, and I am happy."

• They are friends, and I am happy.

• They were friends, and I was happy.

• They will be friends, and I will be happy.

• They are friends, and I was happy.

You are editing a story. The sentence says, "He is a good student, and he had many friends." To keep the verbs in the same tense, which is the best way to rewrite the sentence?

• He is a good student, and he has many friends.

• He was a good student, and he had many friends.

• He will be a good student, and he will have many friends.

• He is a good student, and he will have many friends.

You are writing a diary entry about yesterday. The sentence says, "I am at the park, and I have a snack." How should you rewrite the sentence so that both verbs are in the past tense?

• I was at the park, and I had a snack.

• I am at the park, and I have a snack.

• I will be at the park, and I will have a snack.

• I was at the park, and I have a snack.