Present Indefinite Tense

Identification: Helping Verb: Form of Verb

Form positive sentences in Simple Present.
1. the dog / bark

2. you / a box / carry

3. we / a mountain / climb

4. they / postcards / collect

5. Mary / in a musical / dance

6. you / to the radio / listen

7. she / her bike / push

8. you / in the garden / work

9. we / in the park / wait

10. he / a computer / have

Form negative sentences in Simple Present.

1. he / the question / answer

2. she / a bag / carry

3. we / a mountain / climb

4. I / sad / look

5. it / a lot / rain

6. we / with a family / stay

7. the teacher / our English / test

8. Fiona / her grandma / visit

9. I / American / be

10. Betty / her best / do

Form questions in Simple Present.

1. they / us / call

2. I / sad / look

3. I / cats / like

4. we / in the park / wait

5. I / American / be

6. you / Australian / be

7. he / a computer / have

8. Betty / her best / do

9. I / bread / buy

10. she / on a chair / sit

Form positive sentences in Simple Present.

1. she / me / ask

2. Jenny / the door / lock

3. you / in the garden / work

4. he / to school / go

5. Ruth / the pencil / drop

6. they / their calculators / use

7. I / him / know

8. we / at the gym / meet

9. she / in London / teach

10. he / a blue shirt / wear

Form negative sentences in Simple Present.

1. Jenny / the door / lock

2. I / cats / like

3. she / home / walk

4. she / Irish / be

5. my computer / crash

6. I / rainy weather / hate

7. I / him / know

8. he / cash / pay

9. he / a blue shirt / wear

10. they / at the corner / stand

Form questions in Simple Present.

1. you / cards / play

2. Fiona / her grandma / visit

3. you / your bag / pack

4. I / early / get up

5. you / English / speak

6. Benjamin / the rules / break

7. you / the sentence / understand

8. Jamie / all the races / win

9. I / postcards / send

10. Boris / English / learn

Form positive sentences in Simple Present.

1. I / cats / like

2. it / a lot / rain

3. he / a computer / have

4. Jeff and Linda / home / cycle

5. we / on the lake / sail

6. Cindy / a book / take

7. Benjamin / the rules / break

8. the train / the station / leave

9. his mother / dinner / cook

10. you / your English / practice

Form negative sentences in Simple Present.

1. she / home / walk

2. he / a computer / have

3. she / in a play / act

4. the teacher / our homework / check

5. my friends / me / help

6. it / too much / weigh

7. you / early / wake up

8. Benjamin / the rules / break

9. they / at the corner / stand

10. you / me / love

Form questions in Simple Present.

1. I / a car / want

2. I / bread / buy

3. I / in ghosts / believe

4. We / our clothes / change

5. I / rainy weather / hate

6. we / the game / lose

7. Ben / the fire / light

8. Boris / English / learn

9. they / a room / share

the boss / the contract / sign Form positive sentences in Simple Present.
1. John / stamps / collect

2. you / the house / see

3. my computer / crash

4. we / the leader / follow

5. she / down the stairs / rush

6. we / the game / lose

7. he / her hand / touch

8. you / your English / practise

9. Louis / the ball / throw

10. he / his father / embarrass

Form negative sentences in Simple Present.

1. we / the door / open

2. they / their mum / thank

3. You / always / flowers / bring

4. we / in a forum / chat

5. she / the chapter / copy

6. that / me / depress

7. we / a new territory / explore

8. she / the word / pronounce

9. they / the girl / rescue

10. they / the new student / welcome

Form questions in Simple Present.

1. she / me / ask

2. she / on a chair / sit

3. We / our clothes / change

4. I / more money / need

5. I / early / get up

6. we / tea / drink

7. Vanessa / the ball / catch

8. that / me / depress

9. the clouds / disappear

10. he / the problem / discuss

Present Continous Tense

Identification: Helping Verb: Form of Verb:
Every day Julie _______________ (take) the bus to go to her office. At the moment you _______________ (do) an English exercise. Tom and Julie _______________ (learn) English this year. The Bank __________________ (open) at 9.30 every morning from Monday to Friday. Our cousins ___________________ (come) to see us next Sunday. Tom ______________ (read) the newspaper every morning on the train. Julie usually __________________ (clean) the house on Saturdays. At the moment she _________________ (write) a letter to a client. Julie _________________ (speak) three languages : English, French and Spanish. Today is Sunday. Tom and Julie _________________ (relax) in their garden.

1) The teacher 2) 3) They 4) you

the door. (not/to close) the washing-up? (to do) the printers. (to check) your grandmother at birds? (to look)

5) We 6) 7) She 8)

the checkpoint. (not/to pass) they to help? (to try) to the centre of the town. (not/to walk) the policemen into the bank? (to run) a cup of coffee. (to make)

9) Look! Steve's mother 10) You

the words correctly. (not/to link)

) The children

questions. (not/to ask)

2) Nick

to the gym. (not/to go)

3) I

the door. (not/to open)

4) He

jokes. (not/to tell)

5) The baby

now. (not/to cry)

6) We

a farm. (not/to visit)

7) They

the phone. (not/to answer)

8) Gerry, Joe and Boris

hamburgers. (not/to eat)

9) My teacher

at the bus stop. (not/to wait)

10) The rabbit

over the fence. (not/to climb)

) Anne and Ron

in a helicopter. (not/to fly)

2) Olivia

her eyes. (not/to close)

3) They

through the park. (not/to jog)

4) The girls

fun at Tom's party. (not/to have)

5) He

in the sea. (not/to swim)

6) I

to the cinema. (not/to run)

7) We

a bird house. (not/to make)

8) Look! Christine

. (not/to smile)

9) She

the books to the library. (not/to take)

10) You

in front of the computer. (not/to sit)

Continous+Indefinite
Today (be) the second day of my trek around Mount Annapurna. I am ; I just hope I am able to complete the me and my toes (bleed) , but I

exhausted and my legs (shake) trek. My feet (kill, really) (want, still) to continue.

Nepal is a fascinating country, but I have a great deal to learn. Everything (be) so different, and I (try) to adapt to the new way of life here. I

(learn)

a little bit of the language to make communication easier; foreign languages quickly. Although I much yet, I believe that I (improve, gradually)

unfortunately, I (learn, not) (understand, not) .

I (travel, currently) England. He (be)

with Liam, a student from Leeds University in a nice guy, but impatient. He (walk, always) that I am too slow. I (do)

ahead of me and (complain)

my best to keep up with him, but he is younger and stronger than I am. Maybe, I am just feeling sorry for myself because I am getting old.

Right now, Liam (sit)

with the owner of the inn. They (discuss) the

the differences between life in England and life in Nepal. I (know, not) real name of the owner, but everybody (call, just) English very well and he (try) Nepali. Every time Tam (say)

him Tam. Tam (speak) to teach Liam some words in

a new word, Liam (try)

to repeat

it. Unfortunately, Liam (seem, also) to have difficulty learning foreign languages. I just hope we don't get lost and have to ask for directions.

Present Perfect Tense

Identification: Helping Verb:

Form of Verb:

Mix Sentences:
1. Tom (go)__________ to the cinema yesterday. John is playing a game of tennis. He (play)______________ for 2 hours. 3 I (book)__________ the tickets two weeks ago for the concert in Vienna. 4. The teacher (speak)____________ English since the beginning of this lesson. 5. In your life, how many countries (you-visit) _______________? 6. The Bank (open)__________ a branch in new shopping centre last month. 7. The bus is late and Julie is cold. She (wait)__________ for 10 minutes. 8. Caroline (work)__________ here between 2003 and 2006. 9. Before boarding, John (buy)_______ a book to read during the flight. 10. So far today, I (learn) ____________ several new words in English. 2.