WorksheetsMastering Tenses
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Identify the tense in the sentence: She will be singing at the concert tomorrow.
Past continuous
Present continuous
Future perfect
Future continuous
Convert the following sentence to past perfect tense: I have finished my homework.
I has finished my homework.
I have finish my homework.
I had finish my homework.
I had finished my homework.
Formulate a sentence in present continuous tense.
I am writing a sentence.
I write a sentence
She is reading a book
They are cooking dinner
Differentiate between simple past and past perfect tense with examples.
Simple past tense example: She walked to the store yesterday. Past perfect tense example: She had walked to the store before it started raining.
She had walked to the store yesterday.
She will walk to the store tomorrow.
She walks to the store every day.
Identify the tense in the sentence: They had been waiting for hours before the show started.
Past perfect continuous
Past continuous
Future perfect continuous
Present perfect continuous
Convert the following sentence to future perfect tense: We will have completed the project by next week.
We will have been completing the project by next week.
We will have completed the project by next week.
We will be completing the project by next week.
We will complete the project by next week.
Formulate a sentence in past perfect continuous tense.
She had been studying since hours.
She was studying for hours.
She had been studying for hours.
She had studied for hours.
Differentiate between present simple and present continuous tense with examples.
Present simple: He plays football every Saturday. Present continuous: She is studying for her exam at the moment.
She studies for her exam at the moment.
He play football every Saturday.
He is playing football every Saturday.
Identify the tense in the sentence: He will have been studying for 3 hours by the time you arrive.
Future Perfect Continuous
Future Continuous
Present Perfect Continuous
Past Perfect Continuous
Convert the following sentence to present perfect continuous tense: She has been working on this project since morning.
She has been working on this project all day.
She has worked on this project since morning.
She has been working on this project since morning.
She has been working on this project for hours.
