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I ... hungry now.
have had go have have had
The squirrel ... nuts.
collects collected will collect has collected
The zebra ... black stripes.
has had will have have
Dad ... drank tea.
has drinks drink is going to drink
The bird ... sweet in the tree.
sings sang has sung sing
I ... grow up later.
go was am become
The giraffe ... very tall leaves.
eat at will eat has eaten
I ... to grandma tomorrow.
go went have gone go
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The cat ... on the sofa. (now)
sleeps slept will sleep has been sleeping
Yesterday ... it was very cold.
was is will be is
Dad ... today at work.
is was will be is going to be
Teacher ... us a story. (now)
tells told will tell is going to tell
The ducks ... in the pond. (now)
swimming swam will swim have been swimming
This morning ... I made my bed.
have made on prepare will make up
The doll ... on the chair (now)
sit Sat will sit has been sitting
The train ... hard (now)
drives drove will drive has driven
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What is the plural past tense of 'go'?
went went goanden goanden
What time do you use for something that will definitely happen in the future?
Imperfect future tense Conditional mode present tense Incomplete present tense Completed future tense
What is the root of the verb 'talk'?
talk prat talk talked
Which conjugation belongs to 'you' in the verb 'play'?
play plays play playing
What is the past tense of the verb 'bake'?
baked baked bin baked
What time is in the sentence: 'Tomorrow I will have finished my homework'?
Completed future tense Imperfect future tense Completed present tense Incomplete past tense
Which conjugation belongs to 'we' in the verb 'to laugh'?
laugh laughs laugh smiling
Which past participle belongs to 'drive'?
driven ridden ridden ridden
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In what tense is 'will have arrived' in: 'Tomorrow night he will have arrived'?
Completed future tense Imperfect future tense Completed present tense Conditional wise
In the sentence "Will you come tomorrow too? - in which tense and person does 'come' appear?
2nd person singular, imperfect present tense 1st person singular, imperfect present tense 2nd person singular, imperative 3rd person singular, imperfect present tense
In the sentence 'He claimed to be ill' - in which time does 'was' stand?
Incomplete past tense Completed past tense Conditional wise Incomplete present tense
Which sentence contains a verb in the past tense form?
He was at work He worked He has worked He had worked
Which verb is conjugated with the auxiliary verb 'to be' in the completed tenses?
leave food read write
What is the present participle of 'laugh'?
smiling laughed smiling laughed
In which tense is the verb in: 'Yesterday I ate pizza'?
Incomplete past tense Completed past tense Incomplete present tense Completed present tense
Which sentence is in the imperative?
Come here! He comes here He would come here He will come here
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In 'By then we'll know everything' - what nuance does 'well' have?
Suspicion/likelihood Security Contradiction Emphasis
In 'She claimed she had been ill' it says 'had been' in what time?
Plusquamperfectum Perfectum Imperfectum Conditionalis perfecti
Which verb tense expresses a hypothetical situation?
Conditionalis Futurum Imperfectum Conjunctivus
Which time expresses timeless truths?
Praesens Imperfectum Perfectum Futurum
In which sentence is the ingressive verb tense used?
It begins to rain. It has been raining for hours. It rained. It will rain.
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 is the perfective form of 'He begins'?
He started He has started He began He had started
In 'Yesterday at this time I was still walking to school' - which time is used?
Imperfectum Perfectum Plusquamperfectum Praesens historicum
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In which verb tense is 'He had walked' before the bus arrived?
Completed past tense Incomplete past tense Completed present tense Completed future tense
In 'The house is being built' we recognise what form?
Passive form Active form Reflexive form Duration form
In 'The book is read', the verb is in:
Passive perfect present tense Active completed present tense Passive imperfect present tense Passive past tense
In "May he succeed!", the verb is in which mode?
Subjunctive Gebiedende wijze Affirmative mode Conditional wise
The verb 'do' in the imperative is:
Do Does Do Deed
In "If only he had come!" which wise one do we recognise?
Subjunctive Gebiedende wijze Affirmative mode Conditional wise
The past participle of 'write' is:
Written Wrote Writing Geschreve
What form does 'sleep' have in 'They slept deeply'?
Incomplete past tense Completed past tense Incomplete present tense Completed present tense
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