Question

Tenses. 1. She often (to listen) to music. 2. She (to listen) to music in her room at the moment. 3. She (to listen) to music since 7 p.m.. 4. She (to listen) to her favourite songs the whole evening yesterday. 5. Susan (to listen) to music last week.

Answer 1

1 listens

2 is listening

3 has been listening

4 was listening

5 listened

Answer 2

Here are the correct tenses for the sentences you provided:

1. She often listens to music.
2. She is listening to music in her room at the moment.
3. She has been listening to music since 7 p.m..
4. She listened to her favorite songs the whole evening yesterday.
5. Susan listened to music last week.

Explanation:

1. For habitual actions, we use the present simple tense: "listens."
2. For actions happening right now, we use the present continuous tense: "is listening."
3. For actions that started in the past and continue into the present, we use the present perfect continuous tense: "has been listening."
4. For actions that were completed in the past, we use the past simple tense: "listened."
5. For actions that happened at a specific time in the past, we use the past simple tense: "listened."