Identify the verb tense of the underlined word.

The lyricist will have written a realistic song for the film.

(a)  

Identify the verb tense of the underlined word.

Has Jerry been picking fruit from my trees again?

(a)  

Identify the verb tense of the underlined word.

He writes a letter today.

(a)  

Identify the verb tense of the underlined word.

Wasn’t Tom sitting in the cafe when you drove past?

(a)  

Identify the verb tense of the underlined word.

In November, I will have been working at my company for three years.

(a)  

Identify the verb tense of the underlined word.

Inspired by her own childhood, Harper Lee crafted Jean Louise “Scout” Finch in close resemblance to herself.

(a)  

Identify the verb tense of the underlined word.

I have just finished my internship at the museum.

(a)  

Identify the verb tense of the underlined word.

Your grades are literally giving me a headache.

(a)  

Identify the verb tense of the underlined word.

I am taking my final exam tomorrow.

(a)  

Type the correct form of the verb.

I (a)   different kinds of songs before you join us.

(future perfect of sing)

Type the correct form of the verb.

Many creatures in the natural world, such as frogs, still (a)   the stages of evolution.

(present of experience)

Type the correct form of the verb.

We (a)   for several years before the business finally took off.

(past perfect progressive of struggle)

Type the correct form of the verb.

When you came home, ______ he ______ in the shower?

(past progressive of sing)

(a)  

Type the correct form of the verb.

If your answer is wrong here at the last question, Miss Rocero (a)   you if you studied verb tenses.

(future of ask)