Present Tenses

Re - write the sentence in the correct order: my / started / yet / book / I / new / haven't

Answer explanation

Present Perfect form. An action planned in the past but not started yet.

Re - write the sentence in the correct order: tennis / on / I / Saturdays / play / usually

Answer explanation

Present simple form. the clue word is "usually", a frequency adverb used to express routines or habits.

Re - write the sentence in the correct order: never / to / They've / England / been

Answer explanation

Present Perfect tense in negative form

Re - write the sentence in the correct order: helping / mum / her / dinner / She's / make

Answer explanation

Present Continuous

Re - write the sentence in the correct order: doesn't / after / do / He / sport / school

Answer explanation

Presen Simple Tense

Rewrite the sentences in the negative: We've been making lemonade.

Rewrite the sentences in the negative: Ian plays football regularly.

Rewrite the sentences in the negative: They're telling the truth.

Rewrite the sentences in the negative: You've been paying attention.

Rewrite the sentences in the negative: He's had his breakfast.