Tense Conversion and Grammar Changes Quiz

She walks to school every day. → Past Perfect

• She has walked to school.

• She had walked to school.

• She was walking to school.

• She walked to school.

The children are swimming in the pool. → Future Continuous

• The children will be swimming in the pool.

• The children have been swimming in the pool.

• The children had been swimming in the pool.

• The children are going to swim in the pool.

We study English every weekend. → Past Perfect Continuous

• We had been studying English every weekend.

• We were studying English every weekend.

• We have studied English every weekend.

• We studied English every weekend.

She will be visiting her grandparents next weekend. → Simple Past

• She was visiting her grandparents.

• She visited her grandparents.

• She visits her grandparents.

• She had visited her grandparents.

The sun rises in the east. → Past Simple

• The sun rose in the east.

• The sun has risen in the east.

• The sun was rising in the east.

• The sun had risen in the east.

He is writing a letter to his friend. → Future Continuous

He ___ a letter to his friend

They were eating dinner when the phone rang. → Present Continuous

They ___ dinner when the phone rings.

I have been reading this book for a week now. → Future Perfect Continuous

I ___ this book for a week now.

They have lived here since 2014. → Future Perfect

They ___ here for ten years in December.

I am cooking dinner right now. → Past Continuous

I ___ dinner ten minutes ago.