Tenses Challenge: Present, Past & Future

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Test your knowledge of simple tenses with True/False.

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Tenses Challenge: Present, Past & FutureOnline version Test your knowledge of simple tenses with True/False. by Yanti Komala 1 In the simple present, you cannot use auxiliary verbs like 'do' or 'does'. Yes No 2 The simple future always uses the word 'was'. Yes No 3 The simple future with 'will' expresses a prediction, as in 'It will rain tomorrow.' Yes No 4 The simple past often uses regular verbs with -ed, as in 'They walked to the park.' Yes No 5 The simple present describes general truths, like 'Water boils at 100°C.' Yes No 6 The simple past describes actions completed in the past, for example, 'She visited Rome last summer.' Yes No 7 The simple past describes ongoing actions in the future. Yes No 8 The simple present describes routines, as in 'He walks to school every day.' Yes No 9 Regular verbs in the simple past end with -ing, such as 'walked'. Yes No 10 In the simple present, the verb always ends with -s for all subjects. Yes No

Tenses Challenge: Present, Past & FutureOnline version

Test your knowledge of simple tenses with True/False.

by Yanti Komala

In the simple present, you cannot use auxiliary verbs like 'do' or 'does'.

Yes

The simple future always uses the word 'was'.

Yes

The simple future with 'will' expresses a prediction, as in 'It will rain tomorrow.'

Yes

The simple past often uses regular verbs with -ed, as in 'They walked to the park.'

Yes

The simple present describes general truths, like 'Water boils at 100°C.'

Yes

The simple past describes actions completed in the past, for example, 'She visited Rome last summer.'

Yes

The simple past describes ongoing actions in the future.

Yes

The simple present describes routines, as in 'He walks to school every day.'

Yes

Regular verbs in the simple past end with -ing, such as 'walked'.

Yes

In the simple present, the verb always ends with -s for all subjects.

Yes

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Tenses Challenge: Present, Past & Future

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Tenses Challenge: Present, Past & FutureOnline version

by Yanti Komala

In the simple present, you cannot use auxiliary verbs like 'do' or 'does'.

The simple future always uses the word 'was'.

The simple future with 'will' expresses a prediction, as in 'It will rain tomorrow.'

The simple past often uses regular verbs with -ed, as in 'They walked to the park.'

The simple present describes general truths, like 'Water boils at 100°C.'

The simple past describes actions completed in the past, for example, 'She visited Rome last summer.'

The simple past describes ongoing actions in the future.

The simple present describes routines, as in 'He walks to school every day.'

Regular verbs in the simple past end with -ing, such as 'walked'.

In the simple present, the verb always ends with -s for all subjects.

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