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Tenses in English
Tenses in English play a crucial role in expressing time and action within communication. They are divided into three main categories: past, present, and future, with each of these categories further subdivided into aspects such as simple, perfect, continuous (also known as progressive), and perfect continuous. This structure allows for a precise and nuanced expression of time in language.
Exercise 1: Identifying Tenses
Choose the correct tense for the sentences given below.
- She (eats/eat/is eating) her lunch right now.
- I (have finished/will finish/finish) my homework by 8 PM tonight.
- They (played/are playing/will play) baseball every Saturday.
- We (go/went/are going) to the museum last Sunday.
- The sun (rises/rose/is rising) in the east.
Exercise 2: Converting Sentences
Rewrite the following sentences into the past perfect tense.
- She can finish the project on time.
- They buy a new house.
- He meets his friends at the café.
- You send the email to the wrong address.
- We plan a surprise party for her.
Exercise 3: Combining Sentences Using Tenses
Combine the two sentences using the correct tense to show the relationship between the actions.
- The rain began. I reached home.
- He starts cooking. The guests arrive.
- She leaves for Paris. She learns French.
- I finish my meal. I realize it’s vegetarian.
- The movie starts. He remembers the tickets.
Answers:
Exercise 1:
- is eating
- will finish
- play
- went
- rises
Exercise 2:
- She had been able to finish the project on time.
- They had bought a new house.
- He had met his friends at the café.
- You had sent the email to the wrong address.
- We had planned a surprise party for her.
Exercise 3:
- By the time I reached home, the rain had begun.
- He had started cooking by the time the guests arrived.
- She had left for Paris before she learned French.
- I had finished my meal when I realized it was vegetarian.
- He remembered the tickets right as the movie started.
Online test No. 1
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#1. When you entered the room, I ————— a shower. (Choose the appropriate verb to show correct tense)
Ans- Was having
We use the past continuous to talk about a past event that was going on for a period of time in the past.
#2. If you had arrived late, you ———– the event. (Choose the appropriate verb to show correct tense)
Ans- would have missed
We use the third conditional, when we are imagining a different past. We use if past perfect with modal verb have past participle.
#3. He ———– the computer class yet. (Choose the appropriate verb to show correct tense)
Ans- has not started
We often use just, yet, still and already with the present perfect because they are related to the present moment.
#4. When they land in Mumbai Port, they ————- non-stop for three months. (Choose the appropriate verb to show correct tense)
Ans- wiil have been sailing
Future action which will continue in future for some time is shown by using future perfect continuous tense.
#5. My family ———- in Pune for a year when I was a child. (Choose the appropriate verb to show correct tense)
Ans- lives
The simple past is used to show a completed action in the past. It is often used with a specific time e.g. one year ago, yesterday, when I was a child.
#6. Most major cities …………………. significantly over the last 20 years. (Choose the appropriate verb to show correct tense)
Ans- will have grown
We use the present perfect for something that started in the past and continues up until the present day.
#7. Seema ———– onto the train because the station guard was blowing his whistle. (Choose the appropriate verb to show correct tense)
Ans- has hurried
#8. This time next year they ———– in Chennai for 5 years. (Choose the appropriate verb to show correct tense)
Ans- will have been living
The future perfect continuous tense is used to indicate a certain duration of time up to a point in the future.
#9. The perfume ———— dirty and definitely isn’t worth this price. (Choose the appropriate verb to show correct tense)
Ans- smells
Present fact can be shown using verb of simple present tense.
#10. While I was singing a song, the phone ———–. (Choose the appropriate verb to show correct tense)
Ans- rang
We use the simple past to refer to shorter actions that happen in the middle of a longer action.
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