Answer: C) Past
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Answer: A) Past
Answer: B) Past
Answer: A) Perfect Tenses.
Answer: B) Read / have not read.
Answer: A) Present
Answer: B) Past continuous and simple past.
Answer: D) Past simple.
Answer: C) Future present tense.
Answer: C) Present
Answer: D) She has a bad stomachache.
Answer: C) Je joue.
Answer: A) He has been working indicates ongoing action; He worked indicates completed action.
Answer: D) Simple Past and Simple Present.
Answer: C) Simple present.
Answer: A) Future, past, present.
Answer: B) He said, 'I was studying for the test.'.
Answer: B) The tenses are present continuous for 'is studying' and past continuous for 'was watching'.
Answer: D) She has not finished her homework yet, but she is working on it now.
Answer: B) Future, past, present.
Answer: C) Present tense.
Answer: A) Was reusable.
Answer: A) Am seeing, saw.
Answer: A) No tense shift; both parts are in the past tense.
Answer: B) Simple past.
Answer: D) Present Tense.
Answer: A) Read, am watching.
Answer: C) Present Perfect.
Answer: A) Went, go.
Answer: C) Present perfect.
Answer: B) Past Tense.
Answer: B) Simple Present Tense.
Answer: A) A
Answer: B) Continuous
Answer: D) Present simple.
Answer: A) Present Simple.
Answer: D) Past continuous tense and simple past tense.
Answer: C) Simple past + simple present.
Answer: A) Present simple.
Answer: B) Past tense.
Answer: B) Conditional
Answer: B) Present
Answer: A) Told
Answer: A) Verbs can change in spelling, stay in past tense, the helping verbs are: has, have, and had.
Answer: B) Simple Present.
Answer: B) Future
Answer: C) Simple Present.
Answer: D) PAST TENSE.
Answer: C) Belonged/ have sold.
Answer: B) Have been / went.
Answer: C) 'I am walking' describes an ongoing action, while 'I walked' describes a completed action.
Answer: C) I think Sue will like her present.
Answer: A) Have
Answer: B) INCORRECT
Answer: D) Future Tenses.
Answer: B) Present simple.
Answer: A) PAST TENSE.