WorksheetsTenses Practice for Grade 13
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is the simple past tense of 'go'?
goes
went
goed
wented
Change 'I am eating' to the simple past tense.
I ate
I have eaten
I eat
I was eating
What will you do tomorrow? (Use future simple tense)
I went to the park.
I am going to the park.
I will have gone to the park.
I will go to the park.
She had finished her homework before dinner. (Identify the tense)
Present perfect tense
Past simple tense
Future perfect tense
Past perfect tense
I have seen that movie three times. (Identify the tense)
Present continuous tense
Future perfect tense
Past simple tense
Present perfect tense
What are you doing right now? (Use present continuous tense)
I have provided an answer.
I was providing an answer.
I will provide an answer.
I am providing an answer.
They will be traveling to Paris next week. (Identify the tense)
Present tense
Future tense
Past tense
Conditional tense
He had never visited London before last year. (Identify the tense)
past perfect tense
simple past tense
future perfect tense
present perfect tense
Change 'They are playing soccer' to the future continuous tense.
They will be playing soccer.
They will play soccer.
They are going to play soccer.
They are played soccer.
I have just completed my project. (Identify the tense)
Present perfect tense
Past simple tense
Future perfect tense
Present continuous tense
What did you eat for breakfast yesterday? (Use simple past tense)
I had pancakes and syrup.
I am eating oatmeal and fruit.
I will eat cereal and milk.
I ate scrambled eggs and toast.
She is studying for her exams. (Identify the tense)
Present Perfect Tense
Future Perfect Tense
Past Simple Tense
Present Continuous Tense
Will you be attending the meeting tomorrow? (Use future continuous tense)
I will be attending the meeting tomorrow.
I am attending the meeting tomorrow.
I attended the meeting tomorrow.
I will attend the meeting tomorrow.
He had already left when I arrived. (Identify the tense)
Past Simple Tense
Future Perfect Tense
Past Perfect Tense
Present Perfect Tense
I have lived in this city for five years. (Identify the tense)
Past simple tense
Present continuous tense
Future perfect tense
Present perfect tense
What were you doing at 8 PM last night? (Use past continuous tense)
I was playing video games with friends.
I was watching a movie with my family.
I was studying for an exam.
I was cooking dinner alone.
They will finish their work by 5 PM. (Identify the tense)
Future perfect tense
Present continuous tense
Past simple tense
Future simple tense
Change 'I am reading a book' to the simple past tense.
I read a book.
I was reading a book.
I have read a book.
I am read a book.
What will you be doing this time next week? (Use future continuous tense)
I will work on my project yesterday.
I was working on my project.
I will be sleeping all day.
I will be working on my project.
She has never been to a concert. (Identify the tense)
Past simple tense
Present perfect tense
Present continuous tense
Future perfect tense
