Tenses Drag and Drop 2

 

Tenses.

Present Simple:

• Statement (negative): She does not eat meat.
• Question: Do they like chocolate?

Present Continuous:

• Statement (negative): He is not watching TV.
• Question: Are we going to the park?

Present Perfect:

• Statement (negative): They have not finished yet.
• Question: Has he seen the movie?

Present Perfect Continuous:

• Statement (negative): She has not been studying long.
• Question: Have they been waiting here?

Past Simple:

• Statement (negative): He did not call yesterday.
• Question: Did she visit her friend?

Past Continuous:

• Statement (negative): They were not sleeping well.
• Question: Were you playing soccer?

Past Perfect:

• Statement (negative): She had not seen him before.
• Question: Had they left when you arrived?

Past Perfect Continuous:

• Statement (negative): We had not been waiting long.
• Question: Had he been working all day?

Future Simple:

• Statement (negative): He will not arrive on time.
• Question: Will she come to the party?

Future Continuous:

• Statement (negative): They will not be waiting long.
• Question: Will you be watching the game?

Future Perfect:

• Statement (negative): She will not have finished by then.
• Question: Will he have completed the task?

Future Perfect Continuous:

• Statement (negative): We will not have been studying long.
• Question: Will they have been living there?

Now the above sentences in mind and play the 'Tenses Drag and Drop 2' Exercise. 👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇

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