Mastering Verb Tenses

Identify the tense of the verb in the sentence: 'She is reading a book.'

• Past simple tense

• Future perfect tense

• Present perfect tense

• Present continuous tense

Convert the following sentence to past tense: 'They play soccer every weekend.'

• They played soccer every weekend.

• They played soccer last weekend.

• They will play soccer every weekend.

• They are playing soccer every weekend.

Differentiate between past and future: Which is correct? 'I will go to the store yesterday.' or 'I went to the store yesterday.'

• I am going to the store yesterday.

• I went to the store yesterday.

• I went to the store next week.

• I will go to the store tomorrow.

Formulate a conditional sentence: If it rains, __________.

• I will go for a walk.

• I will play outside.

• I will stay indoors.

• I will have a picnic.

Recognize the tense consistency: 'He was walking to the park and sees a friend.' Is it consistent?

• Yes, it is consistent.

• It is partially consistent.

• The tense is irrelevant.

• No, it is not consistent.

Identify the tense of the verb in the sentence: 'They have finished their homework.'

• present perfect

• present continuous

• future perfect

• past simple

Convert the following sentence to future perfect tense: 'She writes a letter.'

• She will have written a letter.

• She has written a letter.

• She is writing a letter.

• She will write a letter.

Differentiate between past and future: Which is correct? 'I will eat dinner last night.' or 'I ate dinner last night.'

• I will have eaten dinner last night.

• I ate dinner last night.

• I eat dinner last night.

• I will eat dinner tomorrow.

Formulate a conditional sentence: If I had known, __________.

• I could have changed my mind.

• I would have acted differently.

• I should have known better.

• I would have done nothing.

Recognize the tense consistency: 'She is studying and will take the exam tomorrow.' Is it consistent?

• Yes, it is consistent.

• It is consistent only in the past tense.

• Yes, but only partially consistent.

• No, it is inconsistent.