Tenses answers

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TENSES – EXERCISE WITH ANSWERS

Class: 6th | English Grammar

A. Identify the tense in the following sentences. (1–6)

1. Rohan plays cricket every Sunday.

Answer: Simple Present Tense.

2. She visited her grandmother yesterday.

Answer: Simple Past Tense.

3. They will travel to Pune tomorrow.

Answer: Simple Future Tense.

4. My mother cooks delicious food.

Answer: Simple Present Tense.

5. We watched a movie last night.

Answer: Simple Past Tense.

6. The farmer called his son and gave him advice.

Answer: Simple Past Tense.

B. Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb. (7–11)

7. She goes to school every day. (go)

8. They played football yesterday. (play)

9. I will complete my homework tomorrow. (complete)

10. The sun rises in the east. (rise)

11. Riya sang a beautiful song last night. (sing)

C. Choose the correct verb from the brackets. (12–15)

12. He drinks milk every morning. (drink / drinks)

13. We went to the zoo last Sunday. (go / went)

14. She will buy a new bicycle next month. (will buy / bought)

15. The children played in the garden yesterday. (play / played)

D. Change the tense as directed. (16–18)

16. I eat an apple. (Change into Simple Past Tense)

Answer: I ate an apple.

17. She writes a letter. (Change into Simple Future Tense)

Answer: She will write a letter.

18. They played cricket. (Change into Simple Present Tense)

Answer: They play cricket.

E. Correct the tense errors in the following sentences. (19–20)

19. He go to school every day.

Answer: He goes to school every day.

20. We will visited our uncle tomorrow.

Answer: We will visit our uncle tomorrow.

Quick Revision:

Tense

Rule

Example

Simple Present

V1 / V1 + s/es

She plays cricket.

Simple Past

V2

She played cricket.

Simple Future

Will + V1

She will play cricket.

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