Verb Tenses- Assumption 6th Grade English

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Froggy Jumps Verb Tenses- Assumption 6th Grade EnglishVersion en ligne Past/Present/Future/ Verb Tenses. par Paula Correa 1 Which sentence is past simple? a I was finishing my homework. b I finished my homework already. c I have finished my homework. 2 Which sentence is past progressive? a They were laughing while the teacher told a story. b I read the book yesterday. c They had talked during the movie. 3 Which sentence is past perfect? a I was finishing my project before dinner. b They ate before the guests arrived. c They had practiced the song many times before the concert. 4 Which sentence is past perfect progressive? a It had been snowing for days before the sun came out. b She practiced for hours before the show. c They were arguing in the car for so long. 5 Which sentence is present simple? a They have been waiting. b 6th grade eats lunch at noon. c She is drawing a picture. 6 Which sentence is present progressive? a She is roller skating outside. b I run track and field after school. c The birds play in the water. 7 Which sentence is present perfect? a They learned many words this week. b They have cleaned their room today. c They already finished their homework. 8 Which sentence is present perfect progressive? a I am studying for the test. b She cooked chicken last night. c She has been reading for an hour 9 Which sentence is future simple? a Valerie will try again even though she felt discouraged. b They are starting their spring break this week. c The zoo opens its doors at sunrise. 10 Which sentence is future progressive? a The kids are playing outside all day. b She is running from the bees. c The scientist will be studying samples all night. 11 Which sentence is future perfect? a My cousins will have arrived before the movie starts. b My brother will clean his room before bed time. c My dog will eat her food quickly. 12 Which sentence is future perfect progressive? a By midnight, the kids are fast asleep. b The workers will have been repairing the bridge for months before it opens. c They will be driving through the night to get home. 13 What type of verb tense is in this sentence: She walked to the store after school. a Past Simple Verb Tense b Past Perfect Verb Tense c Present Simple Verb Tense 14 What type of verb tense is in this sentence: They were talking quietly while the teacher wrote on the board. a Present Simple Verb Tense b Past Perfect Verb Tense c Past Progressive Verb Tense 15 What type of verb tense is in this sentence: We had cleaned the house before our guests came. a Past Progressive Verb Tense b Past Perfect Verb Tense c Present Progressive Verb Tense 16 What type of verb tense is in this sentence: We had been exploring the woods before it got dark. a Past Simple Verb Tense b Past Perfect Progressive Verb Tense c Present Perfect Progressive Verb Tense 17 What type of verb tense is in this sentence: I brush my teeth every morning. a Present Simple Verb Tense b Future Simple Verb Tense c Present Perfect Verb Tense 18 What type of verb tense is in this sentence: She is baking cookies for the bake sale. a Present Perfect Verb Tense b Present Perfect Progressive Verb Tense c Present Progressive Verb Tense 19 What type of verb tense is in this sentence: Mr. Douglas has visited that zoo many times. a Present Perfect Verb Tense b Present Progressive Verb Tense c Present Simple Verb Tense 20 What type of verb tense is in this sentence: Grandma has been learning how to skateboard. a Present Perfect Progressive Verb Tense b Past Perfect Progressive Verb Tense c Present Progressive Verb Tense 21 What type of verb tense is in this sentence: The bird will make its nest tonight. a Future Progressive Verb Tense b Future Simple Verb Tense c Future Perfect Verb Tense 22 What type of verb tense is in this sentence: I will be learning to braid my hair next week. a Future Perfect Verb Tense b Future Perfect Progressive Verb Tense c Future Progressive Verb Tense 23 What type of verb tense is in this sentence: The neighborhood will have organized a yard sale before the weekend. a Future Simple Verb Tense b Future Progressive Verb Tense c Future Perfect Verb Tense 24 What type of verb tense is in this sentence: When the sun sets, the owls will have been hooting since early evening. a Future Perfect Progressive Verb Tense b Present Perfect Progressive Verb Tense c Future Perfect Verb Tense

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Verb Tenses- Assumption 6th Grade EnglishVersion en ligne

par Paula Correa

Which sentence is past simple?

Which sentence is past progressive?

Which sentence is past perfect?

Which sentence is past perfect progressive?

Which sentence is present simple?

Which sentence is present progressive?

Which sentence is present perfect?

Which sentence is present perfect progressive?

Which sentence is future simple?

Which sentence is future progressive?

Which sentence is future perfect?

Which sentence is future perfect progressive?

What type of verb tense is in this sentence: She walked to the store after school.

What type of verb tense is in this sentence: They were talking quietly while the teacher wrote on the board.

What type of verb tense is in this sentence: We had cleaned the house before our guests came.

What type of verb tense is in this sentence: We had been exploring the woods before it got dark.

What type of verb tense is in this sentence: I brush my teeth every morning.

What type of verb tense is in this sentence: She is baking cookies for the bake sale.

What type of verb tense is in this sentence: Mr. Douglas has visited that zoo many times.

What type of verb tense is in this sentence: Grandma has been learning how to skateboard.

What type of verb tense is in this sentence: The bird will make its nest tonight.

What type of verb tense is in this sentence: I will be learning to braid my hair next week.

What type of verb tense is in this sentence: The neighborhood will have organized a yard sale before the weekend.

What type of verb tense is in this sentence: When the sun sets, the owls will have been hooting since early evening.