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+ : He had played.
already, just, never, not yet, once,
Past Perfect Simple - : He had not played. *action taking place before a certain time in the past
until that day
? : Had he played?
next …, tomorrow
+ : He will play.
* Predictions when, as soon as.
- : He will not play.
Future Simple *unplanned decision I think, I’m sure
? : Will he play?
*supposition about the future promise, hope, expect, believe
probably, perhaps, maybe
+ : He will have played.
*action that will be finished at a certain time in the by + date ( by Sunday )
Future Perfect - : He will not have played.
future in + period of time ( in two days )
? : Will he have played?
PAST PRESENT
PERFECT SIMPLE PERFECT SIMPLE
PRESENT
PERFECT CONTINUOUS
CHOOSE THE CORRECT TENSE (SIMPLE PRESENT OR PRESENT CONTINUOUS) CHOOSE THE CORRECT TENSE (SIMPLE PAST OR PAST PROGRESSIVE).
1. She welcomed / had welcomed her guestswarmly and invited / had
1. Look! Your father comes / is coming. invited them to have a drink.
2. Our teacher often wears / is wearing jeans but now he wears / is 2. We missed / were missing the bus and we had / were having to take
wearing a suit. a taxi to school.
3. The weather is / is being sunny today. 3. The boys played / were playing while their mothers sat / were sitting
4. My mother rarely cooks - is cooking on weekends but this Sunday We on a bench .
have - are having lunch at home because my uncle visits - is visiting us. 4. My mother came / was coming in my room , looked - was looking
5. Listen! Someone knocks / is knocking on the door. around and told / was telling me to make my bed.
5. We watched / were watching TV when the lights went / were going out
CHOOSE THE CORRECT TENSE (SIMPLE PAST OR PAST PERFECT) CHOOSE THE CORRECT TENSE (SIMPLE PAST OR PRESENT PERFECT).
1. He woke / had woken up after his mother left / had left home.
2. By the time they arrived / had arrived at the bank, the robbers ran / 1. She just did / has just done the washing-up..
had run away . 2. She already wrote / had already written five letters.
3. Yesterday he heard / had heard the noise, went /had gone out and
called / had called for help. 3. He moved / has moved to his new job two months ago.
4. When it started / had started to rain, she already got / had already 4. I can't leave now because I didn't finish / haven't finished my work yet.
got to the station.
5.Before that day, he never thought /had never thought of meeting her 5. Were you ever / Have you ever been to Africa?
again.
PUT THE VERBS IN BRACKETS INTO THE CORRECT TENSE. PAY ATTENTION TO THE KEYWORDS: