Understanding English Tenses

This video tutorial provides exercises on using different English tenses with the verbs 'to wait' and 'to visit'. It begins with instructions on how to prepare for the exercises, followed by practical examples of each tense. The video concludes with information on additional resources for further practice.

What should you do before attempting the exercises?

• Read a book on English tenses.

• Write a summary of English tenses.

• Practice speaking English.

• Watch a revision video on all English tenses.

What should you do after completing the exercises?

• Share your results with a friend.

• Write in the comment section how you did.

• Watch another video.

• Take a break.

Which tense is used in the sentence: 'I wait for the bus every day'?

• Past Simple

• Present Simple

• Future Simple

• Present Continuous

How would you express 'waiting for the bus yesterday' in the correct tense?

• I waited for the bus yesterday.

• I will wait for the bus yesterday.

• I am waiting for the bus yesterday.

• I wait for the bus yesterday.

Which tense is used for 'I will wait for the bus tomorrow'?

• Future Continuous

• Past Simple

• Present Simple

• Future Simple

What is the correct tense for 'I am waiting for the bus at the moment'?

• Present Continuous

• Past Continuous

• Present Perfect

• Future Perfect

How do you express 'waiting for the bus when you called' in the correct tense?

• I will wait for the bus when you called.

• I was waiting for the bus when you called.

• I have waited for the bus when you called.

• I wait for the bus when you called.

Which tense is used for 'I will be waiting for the bus again this time tomorrow'?

• Past Perfect

• Future Continuous

• Present Continuous

• Future Perfect

What is the correct tense for 'I have waited for the bus many times in my life'?

• Present Continuous

• Present Perfect

• Past Simple

• Future Simple

How do you express 'waiting for the bus before I took a taxi' in the correct tense?

• I had waited for the bus before I took a taxi.

• I wait for the bus before I took a taxi.

• I will wait for the bus before I took a taxi.

• I am waiting for the bus before I took a taxi.