Using Verb Tense Correctly

Which best describes the relationship of the verb to the subject for the active voice?

• action is being done with the subject
• action is being done to the subject
• action is being done for the subject
• action is being done by the subject

Which best describes the relationship of the verb to the subject for the passive voice?

• action is being done with the subject
• action is being done to the subject
• action is being done for the subject
• action is being done by the subject

Name the tense:
I give treats to the students.

• past tense
• present tense
• future tense

Name the tense:
I will give treats to the students.

• past tense
• present tense
• future tense

Name the tense:
I gave treats to the students.

• past tense
• present tense
• future tense

Name the tense:
I have given treats to students.

• past tense
• present perfect
• past perfect
• present progressive

Name the tense:
I will be giving treats to students.

• past tense
• present perfect
• past perfect
• future progressive

Name the tense:
I am giving treats to students.

• past tense
• present perfect
• past perfect
• present progressive

Name the tense:
I shall have given treats to students.

• future perfect
• present perfect
• past perfect
• present progressive

Name the tense:
I had given treats to students.

• future perfect
• present perfect
• past perfect
• present progressive