WorksheetsG1 EOS2 Gr Verb Tenses (Past, Present, Future) 24Qs DD
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 36mins
Yesterday, I (a) hungry after school.
Every day, he (b) hungry after school.
Tomorrow, I (c) hungry after school.
Every day, I (d) hungry after school.
Every day, I (a) my homework after dinner.
Yesterday, I (b) my homework after dinner.
Tomorrow, I (c) my homework after dinner.
Every day, she (d) her homework after dinner.
Tomorrow, I (a) cookies.
Every day, it (b) cookies.
Every day, I (c) cookies.
Yesterday, I (d) cookies.
Tomorrow, I (a) to music.
Yesterday, I (b) to music.
Every day, he (c) to music.
Every day, we (d) to music.
Next week, I (a) to grandma's house.
Every week, she (b) to grandma's house.
Every week, they (c) to grandma's house.
Last week, I (d) to grandma's house.
Last week, I (a) pizza for dinner.
Every week, you (b) pizza for dinner.
Next week, I (c) pizza for dinner.
Every week, it (d) pizza for dinner.
Every night, I (a) my hair for a picture.
Last night, I (b) my hair for a picture.
Every night, he (c) his hair for a picture.
Tomorrow night, I (d) my hair for a picture.
Every night, I (a) my gifts.
Every night, she (b) her gifts.
Last night, I (c) my gifts.
Tomorrow night, I (d) my gifts.
Next week, I (a) eggs in the kitchen.
Last week, I (b) eggs in the kitchen.
Every week, he (c) eggs in the kitchen.
Every week, we (d) eggs in the kitchen.
Every week, they (a) their best on their tests.
Last week, I (b) my best on my test.
Next week, I (c) my best on my test.
Every week, she (d) her best on her test.
Every week, he (a) something nice for his dad.
Last week, I (b) something nice for my dad.
Every week, they (c) something nice for their dad.
Next week, I (d) something nice for my dad.
Every week, you (a) ice cream after dinner.
Every week, she (b) ice cream after dinner.
Next week, I (c) ice cream after dinner.
Last week, I (d) ice cream after dinner.
Last week, I (a) spaghetti for dinner.
Every week, I (b) spaghetti for dinner.
Every week, it (c) spaghetti for dinner.
Next week, I (d) spaghetti for dinner.
Every week, it (a) the flowers in the garden.
Next week, I (b) the flowers in the garden.
Every week, I (c) the flowers in the garden.
Last week, I (d) the flowers in the garden.
Every week, he (a) hungry before lunch.
Next week, I (b) hungry before lunch.
Every week, we (c) hungry before lunch.
Last week, I (d) hungry before lunch.
Next week, I (a) thirsty after playing football.
Every week, they (b) thirsty after playing football.
Last week, I (c) thirsty after playing football.
Every week, she (d) thirsty after playing football.
Next week, I (a) to the park.
Every week, he (b) to the park.
Last week, I (c) to the park.
Every week, they (d) to the park.
Next week, I (a) to the zoo.
Every week, she (b) to the zoo.
Last week, I (c) to the zoo.
Every week, you (d) to the zoo.
Every week, it (a) its room.
Last week, I (b) my room.
Next week, I (c) my room.
Every week, I (d) my room.
Last week, I (a) something nice for my mom.
Next week, I (b) something nice for my mom.
Every week, we (c) something nice for our mom.
Every week, it (d) something nice for its mom.
Next week, I (a) to the movie theater.
Every week, you (b) to the movie theater.
Every week, she (c) to the movie theater.
Last week, I (d) to the movie theater.
Every week, I (a) about robots.
Last week, I (b) about robots.
Next week, I (c) about robots.
Every week, he (d) about robots.
Next week, the monkey (a) the tree.
Last week, the monkey (b) the tree.
Every week, the monkey (c) the tree.
Every week, we (d) the tree.
Next summer, we (a) to the beach.
Every summer, she (b) to the beach.
Last summer, we (c) to the beach.
Every summer, we (d) to the beach.
