Present vs Past Tense Challenge

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Practice present vs. past tense with true/false items.

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Christina Pauline

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Present vs Past Tense ChallengeOnline version Practice present vs. past tense with true/false items. by Christina Pauline 1 They walking to the park every afternoon. Yes No 2 The simple past is used for actions completed in the past, for example 'They visited Paris last year.' Yes No 3 The simple past often appears with time expressions like yesterday, last year, or ago, as in 'I watched a movie yesterday.' Yes No 4 The simple present describes regular actions, like 'She walks to work every day.' Yes No 5 The sun rises yesterday. Yes No 6 The simple present is used for actions completed in the past. Yes No 7 The simple present uses the base verb with an -s ending for third person singular, as in 'He plays the piano.' Yes No 8 We will walk to the store tomorrow. Yes No 9 She goes to school yesterday. Yes No 10 The sun rises in the east in the simple present. Yes No

Present vs Past Tense ChallengeOnline version

Practice present vs. past tense with true/false items.

by Christina Pauline

They walking to the park every afternoon.

Yes

The simple past is used for actions completed in the past, for example 'They visited Paris last year.'

Yes

The simple past often appears with time expressions like yesterday, last year, or ago, as in 'I watched a movie yesterday.'

Yes

The simple present describes regular actions, like 'She walks to work every day.'

Yes

The sun rises yesterday.

Yes

The simple present is used for actions completed in the past.

Yes

The simple present uses the base verb with an -s ending for third person singular, as in 'He plays the piano.'

Yes

We will walk to the store tomorrow.

Yes

She goes to school yesterday.

Yes

The sun rises in the east in the simple present.

Yes

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

Present vs Past Tense Challenge

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About this activity

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Present vs Past Tense ChallengeOnline version

by Christina Pauline

They walking to the park every afternoon.

The simple past is used for actions completed in the past, for example 'They visited Paris last year.'

The simple past often appears with time expressions like yesterday, last year, or ago, as in 'I watched a movie yesterday.'

The simple present describes regular actions, like 'She walks to work every day.'

The sun rises yesterday.

The simple present is used for actions completed in the past.

The simple present uses the base verb with an -s ending for third person singular, as in 'He plays the piano.'

We will walk to the store tomorrow.

She goes to school yesterday.

The sun rises in the east in the simple present.

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