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9. Please identify the verb tense (and use) in sentences a-h, choosing one of the tenses from the box
below. Then, using a different main verb, write one more sentence with the indicated tense. Some
tenses are used more than once.
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present simple (for habits or states)
present simple (for the future)
present continuous (for an event happening at the moment of speaking)
present continuous (for the future)
past simple (for a completed action in the past)
past continuous (for an action in the past happening over a period of time)
present perfect simple (for completed actions in the past that happened at indefinite times)
present perfect continuous (for an action that started in the past and continues until now)
Example:
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He watches television every evening.
Name of verb tense (use): present simple (for habits or states)
Sample sentence: I often read newspapers.
I’ve been living here for six years.
Name of verb tense (use):
Sample sentence:
The train leaves tomorrow at ten.
Name of verb tense (use):
Sample sentence:
He’s cutting the grass.
Name of verb tense (use):
Sample sentence:
I like swimming.
Name of verb tense (use):
Sample sentence:
I’ve been there three times.
Name of verb tense (use):
Sample sentence:
I’m meeting my boss after work.
Name of verb tense (use):
Sample sentence:
I lived there when I was a child.
Name of verb tense (use):
Sample sentence:
What were you doing at 9:00 last night?
Name of verb tense (use):
Sample sentence: