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WorksheetsG3 Tenses and helping verbs
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 21mins
Which tense do you think is the trickiest(最复杂的、最难办的) when you are writing?
present simple
present continuous
past simple
other tenses
Riptide pushed himself slowly up to sitting.
Present simple
Present continuous
Past simple
None of the above
They had to flee from their country.
Present simple
Present continuous
Past simple
None of the above
I want to find out the best times for finding sea glass and for building my castles.
Present simple
Present continuous
Past simple
None of the above
We've got a lot of work to do, Pop.
Present simple
Present continuous
Past simple
None of the above
Humans and animals looked after the world together.
Present simple
Present continuous
Past simple
None of the above
Okay, who wants Ruby as editor?
Present simple
Present continuous
Past simple
None of the above
The giants is(are) guzzling human beans.
(The BFG couldn't use be verbs correctly.)
Present simple
Present continuous
Past simple
None of the above
More than two million people visit Acadia National Park each year.
Present simple
Present continuous
Past simple
None of the above
Little Bear ran to Father Bear and hugged him.
Present simple
Present continuous
Past simple
None of the above
Well, I'm taking more new subjects than you, aren't I?
Present simple
Present continuous
Past simple
None of the above
There's nothing like a cold shower on a hot summer day.
Present simple
Present continuous
Past simple
None of the above
The Giant is running fast.
Present simple
Present continuous
Past simple
None of the above
He's always talking about our environment.
Present simple
Present continuous
Past simple
None of the above
"I want to feel absolutely safe!"
To make this sentence into a negative sentence, what helping verb do you need?
(a)
"Then, she presses the big red "ON" button again."
To make this sentence into a negative sentence, what helping verb do you need?
(a)
"Tiny dots of light swam in front of my eyes."
To make this sentence into a negative sentence, what helping verb do you need?
(a)
"The greatest variety of birds live in forests."
To make this sentence into a negative sentence, what helping verb do you need?
(a)
"Part of the Shandong region lies on the Bohai Gulf and Yellow Sea."
To make this sentence into a negative sentence, what helping verb do you need?
(a)
"The four Hoppers carried their poles into the woods."
To make this sentence into a negative sentence, what helping verb do you need?
(a)
"The babies look like their parents."
To make this sentence into a negative sentence, what helping verb do you need?
(a)
"Mom gave us money for ice cream."
To make this sentence into a negative sentence, what helping verb do you need?
(a)
"They all wanted their team to win this year's computer game design contest."
To make this sentence into a negative sentence, what helping verb do you need?
(a)
"He began shaking and sweating uncontrollably."
To make this sentence into a negative sentence, what helping verb do you need?
(a)
"Rodrick spent the rest of the night taking the trash from the kitchen out to the Dumpster."
To make this sentence into a negative sentence, what helping verb do you need?
(a)
"Tiger sees the mice."
To make this sentence into a negative sentence, what helping verb do you need?
(a)
"Warmth and feeling came back to his legs."
To make this sentence into a negative sentence, what helping verb do you need?
(a)
"He took them to Trophy Town, French Fry Forest, and Cloud Town."
To make this sentence into a negative sentence, what helping verb do you need?
(a)
