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Tense Time Challenge

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Test present, past, and future tenses.

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Tense Time Challenge
 

Tense Time ChallengeOnline version

Test present, past, and future tenses.

by Menna Abd Elwahab
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She usually ... to work by bus.

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Right now, they ... a movie.

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Yesterday, I ... to the gym.

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Tomorrow, she ... a party.

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He ... coffee.

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Right now, he ... a book.

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I ... see him yesterday.

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Where ... you live?

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Look at the clouds. It ... rain soon.

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She often ... to music.

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Present simple for habitual actions; 'goes' is the correct form.

Present continuous describes actions happening now.

Past simple for completed yesterday actions; 'went' is correct.

Future with will for a spontaneous or planned future action.

Present simple negative for habitual actions; use doesn't drink.

Present continuous negative; correct form is isn't reading.

Past simple negative; 'didn't see' is correct.

Present simple question form: do you live.

Prediction about the near future with will.

Present simple for routine; 'listens' is correct.

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