WorksheetsVerb Tense Consistency Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 30mins
A regular verb can usually have (a) added at the end to show simple past tense.
Which words represent IRREGULAR verbs? (a)
What words precede (come before) Present Perfect Verbs? (a)
What words precede (come before) all Future tense Verbs? (a)
A Progressive tense verbs have (a) added at the end of the verb.
Sheila (a) the spaghetti from across the room. (Past Perfect)
Brittany and Jose (a) to the movies yesterday. (Simple Past)
John (a) the ball across the field every time last summer. (Past Perfect)
I (a) to speak Spanish in the 9th Grade. (Simple Future)
I (a) ice cream every chance I get. (Simple Present)
She (a) her homework twice now. (Present Perfect)
Leon (a) 14 pairs of Air Jordans by the end of the year. (Future Perfect)
Peter (a) at Auto Zone. (Present Progressive)
The children (a) to catch the bus. (Past Progressive)
All cars (a) themselves the next 20 years. (Future Progressive)
Mrs. Carson (a) the class about verb tenses. (Simple Past)
We (a) on our keyboards at school. (Simple Present)
They (a) their bikes to work. (Present Perfect)
I (a) fish tonight for dinner. (Present Progressive)
The dog (a) at the cat when it ran up the tree. (Past Progressive)
