Question

NAME: Mixed Tenses Choose The Correct Answer To Complete The Sente to the store yesterday. (go / went / am going) The cat (is lying / lies / has lain) DATE: on the couch right now. to bed early tonight. (is going / goes / will go ) He (playing / plays / play) the piano every day after school. They to Paris next month. (will travel / have travelled / has travelled) She (eat / eating / eats) cereal for breakfast everyday. She (write / written / wrote) a letter to her grandma yesterday. I the project for tomorrow's meeting. (will finish / did finish / going to) to the store when I saw the accident. (walking / was walking / walked) They soccer in the park when it started raini ( were playing / was playing / is playing ) www.Games 4esl.com​

Answer 1

Відповідь:

correct answers for the mixed tenses exercise:

went

is lying

is going

plays

will travel

eats

wrote

will finish

was walking

were playing

Answer 2

Mixed Tenses

The question asks us to choose the correct verb form to complete each sentence based on the tense being used. Let's look at each sentence individually:

1. I went to the store yesterday. (go / went / am going) - The sentence is talking about an action that was completed in the past (yesterday), so we use the past tense form "went".

2. The cat is lying on the couch right now. (is lying / lies / has lain) - The sentence describes an action that is happening in the present (right now), so we use the present continuous tense "is lying".

3. I am going to bed early tonight. (is going / goes / will go) - The sentence refers to a future plan or intention (tonight), so we use the future tense form "will go".

4. He plays the piano every day after school. (playing / plays / play) - The sentence describes a habitual or repeated action (every day), so we use the simple present tense "plays".

5. They will travel to Paris next month. (will travel / have travelled / has travelled) - The sentence refers to a future plan (next month), so we use the future tense form "will travel".

6. She eats cereal for breakfast everyday. (eat / eating / eats) - The sentence describes a habitual or repeated action (every day), so we use the simple present tense "eats".

7. She wrote a letter to her grandma yesterday. (write / written / wrote) - The sentence refers to a completed past action (yesterday), so we use the simple past tense "wrote".

8. I will finish the project for tomorrow's meeting. (will finish / did finish / going to) - The sentence refers to an intended future action (for tomorrow's meeting), so we use the future tense form "will finish".

9. I was walking to the store when I saw the accident. (walking / was walking / walked) - The sentence describes two past actions, with one action interrupting the other, so we use the past continuous tense "was walking".

10. They were playing soccer in the park when it started raining. (were playing