Make a sentence

Make a sentence

Make a sentence

Make a sentence

Match the structure with its tense

You can say what you are doing __________ with present continuous.

Choose the present simple or the present continuous to complete the sentence:

________(you/come) tonight?

Choose the present simple or the present continuous to complete the sentence:

__________ (they/work) late usually?

Choose the present simple or the present continuous to complete the sentence:

He ________(not/play) golf now. 

Choose the present simple or the present continuous to complete the sentence:

She __________(not/go) to the cinema very often.

Choose the present simple or the present continuous to complete the sentence:

They _______(go) to a restaurant every Saturday.

Choose the present simple or the present continuous to complete the sentence:

I ________(work) at the moment.  

You can say your __________ with present simple.

Choose the past simple or the present perfect to complete the sentence:

A: When ___________ (you/arrive)

B: At 10 pm last night.

Choose the past simple or the present perfect to complete the sentence:

___________ (she/ever/be) in Mexico? 

Choose the past simple or the present perfect to complete the sentence:

I ____________(not/see) the sea before.

Choose the past simple or the present perfect to complete the sentence:

I _________(know) my great grandmother, she died before I was born.

Choose the past simple or the present perfect to complete the sentence:

Jack _________ (break) his arm when he ___________ (fall) off a horse in 1995.

Choose the past simple or the present perfect to complete the sentence:

I _______ (be) in London for three years.

You can say your __________ with present perfect.

For arrangements for the near future, we use ___________.

For present actions happening one after another, we use __________________.

For actions happening while speaking, we use _________________.

For actions set by a schedule or timetable, we use _____________.

You can say __________ something happened with past simple.

'Yesterday', 'last week' and 'in 2006' are signal words for ... ____________________.

'Until now' is an signal word for ... ____________.

'... ago' is a signal word for ... ______________

'Just', 'already', 'yet' are signal words for ... _____________.

When a person asks me details about my experience, I can use past simple.