Tense structure test

When do we use the past tense?

• When we talk about something  that happened in the past

• when we talk about something we do always 

• When we talk about anything in life

• when we talk about something that happened in the past and it always happens in the future

Change this sentence to the past tense:

I play basketball yesterday

• he play basketball

• I plays basketball

• I played basketball

• the are playing basketball

Change this sentence to the past tense:

they play basketball yesterday

• they play basketball

• they were played basketball

• they played basketball

• they are playing basketball

• x = 10

• x = 5 i

• x = 15

• x = 4

Change this sentence to the past tense:

We are not happy after the sad ending

• We was not happy after the sad ending

• We did not happy after the sad ending

• We were not happy after the sad ending

• We do not happy after the sad ending

Change this sentence to the past tense:

he waits for twenty-minute

• He waited for twenty-minute

• He is waiting for twenty-minute

• He was waiting for twenty-minute

Change this sentence to the past tense:

She goes to school yesterday

• She go to school

• she gone to school

• she went to school

Change this sentence to the past tense:

It is here

• It was here

• It are here

• it were here

• it did here

When do we use the present tense?

• for events to be completed in the future

• describe events that began in the past and are expected to continue, or emphasize the relevance of past events to the present moment

• to describe events that happened prior to other events in the past

• when we talk about something we do always

What is the missing word to make the sentence in the present tense?

Do you chocolate milk?

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