Mastering Verb Tenses

Convert to past tense: She walks to school.

• She walked in school.

• She walk to school.

• She walked to school.

• She is walking to school.

Convert to future tense: They are playing soccer.

• They are playing soccer tomorrow.

• They will be playing soccer.

• They played soccer.

• They will play soccer.

Convert to present perfect: He finished his homework.

• He finishes his homework.

• He was finishing his homework.

• He has completed his homework.

• He has finished his homework.

Convert to simple present: I was reading a book.

• I read books.

• I read a book.

• I was read a book.

• I am reading a book.

Convert to past continuous: We eat dinner at 6 PM.

• We were eating dinner at 7 PM.

• We eat dinner at 6 PM.

• We were eating dinner at 6 PM.

• We are eating dinner at 6 PM.

Convert to present continuous: She will travel tomorrow.

• She will be traveling tomorrow.

• She travels tomorrow.

• She is traveling tomorrow.

• She is traveling today.

Convert to past perfect: They have seen that movie.

• They had seen that movie.

• They have saw that movie.

• They had saw that movie.

• They have seen that films.

Convert to simple future: He is studying for the exam.

• He studied for the exam.

• He is going to study for the exam.

• He will study for the exam.

• He studies for the exam.

Convert to present perfect continuous: I wrote a letter.

• I have written a letter.

• I have been writing a letter.

• I was writing a letter.

• I write a letter.

Convert to past simple: You are watching TV.

• You watched TV.

• You were watching TV.

• You were watch TV.

• You are watched TV.