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Tense Scramble: Put the Tenses in Order

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Arrange the tenses correctly

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Tense Scramble: Put the Tenses in Order
 

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Tense Scramble: Put the Tenses in OrderOnline version

Arrange the tenses correctly

by Nesi Astriana
1

Describes habits, general truths, and routines using a base verb form without an auxiliary to show present time.

  
  
2

Expresses actions happening right now or around the present moment, usually with am/is/are plus the -ing form.

  
  
3

Talks about actions that started and finished at a specific time in the past using the verb’s past form.

  
  
4

Shows ongoing actions that were in progress at a past moment, typically formed with was/were plus the -ing form.

  
  
5

Connects past actions to the present, often focusing on results or experiences without specifying exact times.

  
  
6

Describes an action completed before another past moment or action, using had plus the past participle.

  
  
7

Stands for actions that will happen later, often built with will or going to plus the base form.

  
  
8

Indicates an action that will be in progress at a specific future time, typically with will be plus the -ing form.

  
  
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