PAST SIMPLE PAST CONTINUOUS AND PAST PERFECT QUIZ

_____(15)(hope) that they had. The jewellery _____(16)(be given) her by herhusband, who _____(17)(die) some years before. Since his death she______(18)( not have) the heart to wear it, yet she _____(19)(not like) to sellit.’II. Write the verbs in the correct tense: past simple, past[r]

This material give you a perfect practice for passive voice in different tenses ( present simple, present continuous, present perfect, past simple, past continuous, past perfect, future simple, future continuous, future perfect.)

 We are no longer waiting. The past simple tellsus only about the past.Present Perfect He has smoked 20 cigarettestoday. Today is a period of timewhich continues up to the present.It is not a finished time. Have you seen Ann thismorning? It is still morning now We[r]

hadV3+ComplementFor negative sentences in the past perfect tense, we insert not between the auxiliaryverb and main verb. For question sentences, we exchange the subject and auxiliaryverb. Look at these example sentences with the past perfect tense:Complete1.[r]

PAST SIMPLE AND PAST PERFECTComplete the sentences with the correct form of the past simple or past perfect.1. The travel agent _______________ (offer) better and cheaper destinations after we______________ (book) our summer holiday. Wha[r]

was washing the dishes.1. Put the words in order and write positive sentences in simple past.1) he / the question / answer He answered the question_______________________________2) you / a question / ask ________________________________________________________3) the dog / bark _[r]

- T. explains the requirement of the task.- Then, T. has Ss. work individually todo the exercise.- T. goes around the class to check andprovide help if necessary.- After some minutes, T calls on someSs. to write their answers on the board.+ We pronounce -ed as /t/ after these sounds : /k/ (packed),[r]

PAST SIMPLE, PAST PROGRESSIVE, PAST PERFECT, PAST PERFECT PROGRESSIVE, PRESENT SIMPLE, PRESENT PROGRESSIVE, PRESENT PERFECT, PRESENT PERFECT PROGRESSIVE, FUTURE SIMPLE, FUTURE PROGERESSIVE, FUTURE PERFECT, FUTURE PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

Ex: I  He/She; me  him/her, my his/herWeThey; us  them; our  their- YouObjectEx: You (S)  He/She/I/We/TheyYou (O)  him/her/meyour  his/her/my/our/their- He/She/It/They  ø2. Changes in tenses:Direct speechReported speechPresent simplePast simplePresent progressivePast progressivePast simpl[r]

Past simple and past continuous: grammar exerciseTo talk about two simultaneous short actions we use simple tenses. To talk about a longer background actionwhich was going on when something else happened, we use the past continuous tense. We us[r]

Circle the correct tense: Present Simple & ContinuousPast Simple & ContinuousPresent Perfect15. My sister rarely __________ scary movies.1. Leonidas ________ the king of the Spartans.a. has beenb. isc. wasd. were2. I _______ just __________ my dinosaur report.a.[r]

TENSESWrite sentences from the words in the given tense!1. I – read – book (past perfect simple)2. At this time tomorrow – Susan –fish – in the pond (future progressive)3. We – get – married – June 5th (present progressive)4. While – Susan – take pictures – Charlie – watch – her[r]

1. COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING PASSIVE VOICE SENTENCES WITH THE VERBS IN BRACKETS IN THETENSE INDICATED:1. The Tower of London ________________________ .(always admire - simple present)2. His arm ___________________________________ in an accident.(hurt - simple past)3. This exercise[r]

Present and past participlesWhen –ing forms are used to make continuous tense forms, they are called present participles. Note thatpresent participles are often confused with gerunds. Although both gerunds and present participles look alike,they have totally different gra[r]

simple futureI will study tomorrow.future continuousI will be studying when you arrive.(action will occur in the future)(continuous future action will continue tohappen when another future action occurs)Chart adapted from Betty S. Azar, Understanding & Using English Grammar, Pr[r]

PAST SIMPLE OR PRESENT PERFECT?We normally use the Present Perfect when we want to talk about something which happened inthe past but is relevant now. Often we use words like just/already/not ...yet with the PresentPerfect.I feel really tired. I've just finished my[r]

If + past perfect, ... would + Vinf.
B. Mệnh đề phụ (ifclause)
If + past perfect continuous, ... would + present perfect
WHEN: được dùng khi diễn tả một điều gì đó chắc chắn xảy ra
Lưu ý: Động từ chính trong mệnh đề phụ trạng ngữ bắt đầu bằng when hoặc if luôn ở thì present simple mặc dù hành động[r]

Simple past and past continuous tense: exerciseComplete the following sentences using appropriate simple past or past continuous forms.HintsTo talk about a shorter action that happened in the middle of a longer action, we use the simp[r]

14. Have another cup of coffee , ............................................15. Nobody phoned me while I was out, ...................................................16. You’d better change your job, ..............................................17.Somebody borrowed my bike yesterday, ..............[r]

Tenses exercise1. Which one of the following sentences is correct?a) I saw John yesterday.b) I have seen John yesterday.c) I will see John yesterday.d) I see John yesterday.2. Which of the following tenses are used to talk about recent actions that have present results?a) present perfect a[r]