Tense mixed review Worksheet-20
Use the simple past or the past perfect tense as needed:
A. Had going B. Have gone C. Had gone D. Were going
A. Finished B. Was finished
C. Had finished D. Have finished
A. Was rang B. Rang C. Is rang D. Had rung
A. Had arrived B. Arrives
C. Have arrived D. Arrived
A. Have spoken B. Are spoken
C. Has spoken D. Had spoken
A. Has written B. Had written
C. Having written D. Have written
A. Were realizing B. Was realised
C. Had realized D. Realised
A. Had called B. Called C. Has called D. Have called
A. Has started B. Was started
C. Have started D. Had started
A. Was returned B. Returned
C. Has returned D. Had returned
Answer Key:
Explanation: For two past actions, the simple past tense is used for the action that is completed second and the past perfect tense is used for the action that is completed first.
Explanation: For two past actions, the simple past tense is used for the action that is completed second and the past perfect tense is used for the action that is completed first.
Explanation: For two past actions, the simple past tense is used for the action that is completed second and the past perfect tense is used for the action that is completed first.
Explanation: For two past actions, the simple past tense is used for the action that is completed second and the past perfect tense is used for the action that is completed first.
Explanation: For two past actions, the simple past tense is used for the action that is completed second and the past perfect tense is used for the action that is completed first.
Explanation: For two past actions, the simple past tense is used for the action that is completed second and the past perfect tense is used for the action that is completed first.
Explanation: For two past actions, the simple past tense is used for the action that is completed second and the past perfect tense is used for the action that is completed first.
Explanation: For two past actions, the simple past tense is used for the action that is completed second and the past perfect tense is used for the action that is completed first.
Explanation: For two past actions, the simple past tense is used for the action that is completed second and the past perfect tense is used for the action that is completed first.
Explanation: For two past actions, the simple past tense is used for the action that is completed second and the past perfect tense is used for the action that is completed first.