WorksheetsMastering Tenses: Present and Past
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
Convert to past: She walks to school.
She is walking to school.
She walks at school.
She walked to school.
She walked in school.
Convert to past: They play soccer every weekend.
They played soccer last weekend.
They played soccer every weekend.
They will play soccer every weekend.
They are playing soccer every weekend.
Convert to past: He studies for his exams.
He is studying for his exams.
He studied for his exams.
He will study for his exams.
He studied for the exam.
Convert to past: The dog barks loudly.
The dog was barking loudly.
The dog barks loud.
The dog barked loud.
The dog barked loudly.
Convert to past: I eat breakfast at 7 AM.
I will eat breakfast at 7 AM.
I eat breakfast at 7 AM.
I ate breakfast at 7 AM.
I had breakfast at 7 AM.
Convert to past: We watch movies on Fridays.
We will watch movies on Fridays.
We are watching movies on Fridays.
We watched a movie on Friday.
We watched movies on Fridays.
Convert to past: She reads a book every night.
She has read a book every night.
She will read a book every night.
She read a book every night.
She is reading a book every night.
Convert to past: They travel to Europe every summer.
They traveled to Europe every summer.
They are traveling to Europe every summer.
They will travel to Europe every summer.
They traveled to Europe last summer.
Formulate a sentence in present: (to run)
I run every morning.
I ran yesterday.
I will run tomorrow.
I am running now.
Formulate a sentence in past: (to swim)
I will swim in the lake yesterday.
I swim in the lake yesterday.
I swam in the lake yesterday.
I swimming in the lake yesterday.
Use in context: (to write) - present tense
write, writes
written
writing
wrote
Use in context: (to dance) - past tense
dancing
dance
dancer
danced
Differentiate: 'He plays' vs 'He played'
'He plays' indicates past action; 'He played' indicates future action.
'He plays' indicates present action; 'He played' indicates past action.
'He plays' indicates a completed action; 'He played' indicates an ongoing action.
'He plays' indicates future action; 'He played' indicates present action.
Differentiate: 'They are' vs 'They were'
'They are' indicates future tense; 'They were' indicates present tense.
'They are' is used for singular subjects; 'They were' is used for plural subjects.
'They are' refers to completed actions; 'They were' refers to ongoing actions.
'They are' indicates present tense; 'They were' indicates past tense.
Convert to past: The teacher explains the lesson.
The teacher is explaining the lesson.
The teacher explained the lesson.
The teacher was explaining the lesson.
The teacher explained lessons.
Convert to past: I enjoy my hobbies.
I will enjoy my hobbies.
I enjoyed my hobbies.
I was enjoying my hobbies.
I enjoy my hobby.
