Understanding Tenses

Identify the present tense: She runs every day.

• runs

• sleeps

• jumps

• walks

Identify the past tense: He played soccer yesterday.

• played

• plays

• play

• playing

Identify the future tense: They will go to the park tomorrow.

• They went to the park yesterday.

• They will go to the park tomorrow.

• They will have gone to the park tomorrow.

• They are going to the park tomorrow.

Convert to past: I eat an apple.

• I ate an apple.

• I eat apples.

• I will eat an apple.

• I was eating an apple.

Convert to future: She reads a book.

• She will read a book.

• She is reading a book.

• She read a book.

• She has read a book.

Identify the present tense: The dog barks loudly.

• barking

• barks

• barked

• bark

Identify the past tense: We visited the museum last week.

• visited

• visited the museum

• visit

• visiting

Identify the future tense: I will finish my homework later.

• I am finishing my homework later.

• I will have finished my homework later.

• I will finish my homework later.

• I finished my homework later.

Convert to past: They walk to school.

• They walk to the school yesterday.

• They are walking to school.

• They walked in school.

• They walked to school.

Convert to future: He swims in the pool.

• He is swimming in the pool.

• He swims at the pool.

• He will swim in the pool.

• He swam in the pool.