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Tenses: Form 1 Quiz

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Practice Present, Past, Future

by Irfan Naseq
1

She ___ to school every day.

2

I ___ a book tomorrow.

3

They ___ football yesterday.

4

He ___ coffee every morning.

5

We ___ television last night.

6

She ___ to the party next week.

7

I ___ breakfast now.

8

They ___ a big problem then.

9

We ___ dinner at 7 PM.

10

She _____ in Kuala Lumpur.

11

I _____ my grandparents last week.

12

He _____ a new job next month.

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She uses present simple for habitual actions; add -es with he/she/it.

Future simple with will expresses a planned action.

Past simple is used for completed actions in the past.

Present simple for routines; third person singular adds -s.

Past simple describes a completed action in the past.

Future with will expresses a planned event.

Present continuous for actions happening now.

Past simple for a past moment or event.

Future plan or arrangement expressed with will have.

She uses present simple for habitual actions; add -es with he/she/it.

Past simple is used for completed actions in the past.

Future plan or arrangement expressed with will have.

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