Tense mixed review Worksheet-33
A. All cats are loving to kill mice.
B. All cats love to kill mice.
C. All cats are love to kill mice.
D. All cats loves to kill mice.
A. Jack and Jill went up the hill.
B. Jack and Jill goes up the hill.
C. Jack and Jill gone up the hill.
D. Jack and Jill going up the hill.
A. Air pollution is causes diseases of the lungs.
B. Air pollution is causing diseases of the lungs.
C. Air pollution caused diseases of the lungs.
D. Air pollution causes diseases of the lungs.
A. Turning to page 34.
B. Turn to page 34.
C. Turned to page 34.
D. Turns to page 34.
A. Sunita never buys chocolate. She do not like it.
B. Sunita never buys chocolate. She does not like it.
C. Sunita never buys chocolate. She did not like it.
D. Sunita never buys chocolate. She will not like it.
A. Frogs were amphibians.
B. Frogs are amphibians.
C. Frogs am amphibians.
D. Frogs is amphibians.
A. Chetan Bhagat is writing a new novel these days.
B. Chetan Bhagat were writing a new novel these days.
C. Chetan Bhagat are writing a new novel these days.
D. Chetan Bhagat was writing a new novel these days.
A. Listen! I am hearing a strange sound!
B. Listen! I am heard a strange sound!
C. Listen! I am hear a strange sound!
D. Listen! I hear a strange sound!
A. Anil flown many kites last Sunday.
B. Anil was flying many kites last Sunday.
C. Anil was flew many kites last Sunday.
D. Anil flew many kites last Sunday.
A. Last Saturday, everyone was watching the match between India and Pakistan.
B. Last Saturday, everyone were watching the match between India and Pakistan.
C. Last Saturday, everyone is watching the match between India and Pakistan.
D. Last Saturday, everyone has been watching the match between India and Pakistan.
Answer Key:
Explanation: This is a fact; hence simple present tense is correct.
Explanation: ‘Went’ is the only verb which is completely correct here.
Explanation: This is a fact; hence simple present tense is correct.
Explanation: Only the imperative sentence is correct and complete.
Explanation: Sentence 1 talks about a fact; hence simple present tense is correct.
Explanation: This is a universal truth; hence simple present tense is correct.
Explanation: ‘These days’ suggests present time and continuity; hence present continuous tense is correct.
Explanation: ‘Hear’ is a verb of perception and sentence 1 suggest the present time; hence simple present tense is correct.
Explanation: ‘Last Sunday’ suggests the past time; hence simple past tense is correct.
Explanation: ‘Last Saturday’ suggest the past time; hence past continuous tense is correct.
