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02/12/2022 - Lesson 2 TENSES

Total questions: 7

Worksheet time: 1hrs 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

PRESENT SIMPLE TENSE

PRACTICE 1

Rewrite each sentence as a positive or negative sentence, or a question, according to the instructions.

We watch television every night. (negative)

He doesn’t walk to school every day. (positive)

They live in Australia. (question)

Does she finish work at five o’clock? (positive)

He works in a restaurant. (question)

They eat a lot. (negative)

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2.

PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE

PRACTICE 2

Rewrite each sentence as a positive or negative sentence, or a question, according to the instructions.

He’s eating. (negative)

I’m not working. (positive)

She’s studying at the moment. (question)

I’m sleeping. (negative)

They’re not playing football. (positive)

He’s listening to the radio. (question)

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3.

PRESENT PERFECT TENSE

PRACTICE 3

Choose the correct answer and rewrite each sentence (highlighted ones only) as a positive or negative sentence, or a question, according to the instructions.

They (have/has) print their assignments. (positive)

It (have/has) roll down the stairs. (positive)

We (have not/has not) polish our shoes. (negative)

He (have not/has not) paint the walls. (negative)

I (haven’t/hasn’t) wash my plate. (negative)

She (haven’t/hasn’t) shower since yesterday. (negative)

(Have/Has) you lighted the candle? (question)

(Have/Has) it leaked before? (question)

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4.

PRESENT CONTINUOUS PERFECT TENSE

PRACTICE 4

Choose the correct answer.

They (have/has) been working on their assignments.

We (have/has) been gardening all morning.

He (have not/has not) been eating vegetables.

He (have not/has not) been doing his homework.

I (haven’t/hasn’t) been cleaning my room.

She (haven’t/hasn’t) been listening to her mother.

(Have/Has) you been painting since last night?

(Have/Has) it been raining since morning?

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5.

PAST SIMPLE TENSE

PRACTICE 5

Rewrite the sentences with the correct verbs ending with ‘ied’, ‘ed’, or single vowel and double consonant + ‘ed’.

I cry at the funeral.

They kick the ball.

We shop till midnight.

She apply for the job.

He show me his bruise.

He stop the bus.

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6.

PAST SIMPLE TENSE

PRACTICE 6

Rewrite the sentences as a negative sentence or a question, according to the instructions.

Do you agree? (question)

Do you understand? (question)

He doesn’t like it. (negative)

I don’t swim. (negative)

Do you like Germany? (question)

He doesn’t smoke. (negative)

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7.

PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE

PRACTICE 7

Rewrite the sentences as positive or negative sentences, or a question, according to the instructions.

_____ it dripping wet? (question)

He _____ writing a poem. (positive)

She _____ lying to you. (negative)

They _____ running around the field. (positive)

_____ they chasing you? (question)

You _____ texting me. (negative)

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