Mastering Tenses and Voice

Convert the sentence 'The chef cooks the meal' to passive voice.

• The chef is cooking the meal.

• The meal was cooked by the chef.

• The meal cooks the chef.

• The meal is cooked by the chef.

What is the present perfect form of 'I eat breakfast'?

• I am eating breakfast.

• I eat breakfasted.

• I have eaten breakfast.

• I have breakfasted.

Formulate the past continuous tense for 'They play soccer'.

• They were playing soccer.

• They played soccer.

• They are playing soccer.

• They play soccered.

Identify the future simple tense in the sentence: 'She will travel to Paris.'

• traveling to Paris

• travels to Paris

• will travel

• will be traveling

Differentiate between the present simple and present continuous tenses.

• Present simple describes actions happening right now; present continuous describes actions that are always true.

• Present simple is used for habitual actions; present continuous is used for ongoing actions.

• Present simple is used for future actions; present continuous is used for past actions.

• Present simple is used for actions that are never repeated; present continuous is used for actions that are always habitual.

Convert 'The teacher explains the lesson' to passive voice.

• The lesson is explained by the teacher.

• The teacher is explaining the lesson.

• The lesson was explained by the teacher.

• The teacher explained the lesson.

What is the present perfect form of 'He finishes his homework'?

• He has finish his homework.

• He finished his homework.

• He is finishing his homework.

• He has finished his homework.

Formulate the past continuous tense for 'I read a book'.

• I was reading a book.

• I read a book.

• I am reading a book.

• I was read a book.

Identify the future simple tense in the sentence: 'They will attend the meeting.'

• they will meet

• will be attending

• attend the meeting

• will attend

Differentiate between the past simple and past perfect tenses.

• Past simple: 'I walk.'; Past perfect: 'I had walked.'

• Past simple: 'I was walking.'; Past perfect: 'I had been walking.'

• Past simple: 'I walked yesterday.'; Past perfect: 'I had walked last week.'

• Past simple: 'I walked.'; Past perfect: 'I had walked before he arrived.'