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Past vs Present Tense Quiz

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Choose the right tense for each sentence.

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Past vs Present Tense Quiz
 

Past vs Present Tense QuizOnline version

Choose the right tense for each sentence.

by zhanerke asanbay
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I ___ tired yesterday

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She ___ happy now

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They ___ at school yesterday

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We ___ in the park now

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He ___ late yesterday

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It ___ cold now

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You ___ my friend yesterday

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They ___ at home now

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I ___ in class yesterday

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She ___ busy now

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Use was for 'I' with yesterday (past simple).

Now/happier describes present tense: is.

All together plural subject requires were in past.

Now = present tense: are.

Past simple with singular subject: was.

Current condition uses is.

Past tense with you (plural/you) uses were.

Situated now = present: are.

I singular yesterday uses was in past.

Current state: is.

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