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Grandma ... always sweet songs.
sings sang has sung will sing
The mouse ... small.
is was is is going to be
The bear ... very long yesterday.
slept sleeps will sleep sleep
Yesterday ... the dog hard.
ran runs will run run
Mum ... biscuits yesterday.
baked bakes is going to bake bins
The kangaroo ... in its pouch.
carries wore will bear has worn
The snake ... across the ground.
creeps crept will crawl has crept
Yesterday ... it very hard.
rained rains will rain has rained
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Tonight ... we watch television.
go watch watched have looked
Yesterday ... mum a cake.
baked bakes is going to bake will bake
I ... now a drawing.
make made will make have made
Soon ... I clean up my toys.
go went broadly cleaned up
I ... very happy now.
am was will be become
It's raining ... (right now)
now yesterday tomorrow last week
This morning ... I made my bed.
have made on prepare will make up
Before ... Grandpa also small.
was is will be is
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What time is in: 'Next week I will call you'?
Imperfect future tense Completed future tense Incomplete present tense Conditional mode present tense
What tense do you use in: 'Tomorrow it will probably rain'?
Imperfect future tense Incomplete present tense Completed future tense Conditional wise
Which past tense has 'sing' in the plural?
sang sang sang singing
What is the imperfect present tense 2nd person singular of 'read'?
you read you read you read you lie
What does the past present tense mean?
Something that happened in the past and has now ended Something that is happening now Something that used to happen Something that will happen in the future
What is the past tense of 'keep'?
held keep the hoolde held
What is the plural past tense of 'go'?
went went goanden goanden
What is the present tense 1st person singular of 'become'?
I become I become be me I became
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What is the imperfect past tense of 'want', 3rd person singular?
wild want sought-after would like
Which sentence contains a verb in the past tense form?
He was at work He worked He has worked He had worked
What is the present participle of 'laugh'?
smiling laughed smiling laughed
Which sentence contains a past participle used as an adjective?
The boiled egg was tasty He boiled an egg He boils an egg He boiled an egg
In what tense is 'had sung' in the sentence: 'They had sung before we arrived'?
Completed past tense Incomplete past tense Completed present tense Conditional wise
Which verb is conjugated with the auxiliary verb 'to be' in the completed tenses?
leave food read write
In the sentence "By whom is this book read? - in which form does this sentence appear?
Suffering form Corporate form Gebiedende wijze Subjunctive
What is the past participle of 'think'?
thought thought thinking thought
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What does the 'gnomic presens' mean?
Presens for proverbs and general truths Presens for future actions Presens for past events Presens for repeated operations
What does the term 'praesens historicum' mean?
Using the present tense to vividly describe the past An obsolete form of the perfectum Using auxiliary verbs in the past A contraction of imperfect and perfectum
In 'When you read this, I left', the second verb is in what tense?
Perfectum Futurum exactum Praesens Futurum
Which time expresses timeless truths?
Praesens Imperfectum Perfectum Futurum
What is the function of 'would have' in: 'He would have read the book'?
Conditionalis perfecti - uncertainty about completed action Futurum exactum - future completion Plusquamperfect - past tense Perfectum - completed present tense
In what sense is the evidential function used?
He seems to be ill. He is ill. He was ill. He would be sick.
What time is in, 'He would come, but he did not'?
Conditional and imperfect Futurum and perfectum Imperfect and perfective Conditionalis and plusquamperfectum
Which time expresses a completed action that affects the present?
Perfectum Imperfectum Plusquamperfectum Praesens
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What form does 'sleep' have in 'They slept deeply'?
Incomplete past tense Completed past tense Incomplete present tense Completed present tense
What tense do we use in 'He would come if invited'?
Conditionalis Conjunctivus Future tense Incomplete past tense
The verb 'can' belongs to which category?
Modal auxiliary verbs Link verbs Reflexive verbs Separable verbs
In 'People say that...', 'people' is which person?
Third person singular First person plural Second person plural Impersonal form
The verb 'to be' is an obsolete form of:
Its Be Stay Have
Which auxiliary verb belongs to 'leave' in the past tense?
Its Have Be Will
The verb 'to be' in the imperfect past tense, first person singular is:
Wash Ben True Were
The imperfect participle is also called:
Participium praesentis Participium perfecti Gerundium Final
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