The Simple Tenses

Open the brackets and use the Present Simple Tense, the Past Simple Tense or the Future Simple Tense to complete the sentences. My friend (come) to me in an hour.

Open the brackets and use the Present Simple Tense, the Past Simple Tense or the Future Simple Tense to complete the sentences. My mother (buy) some meat yesterday.

Open the brackets and use the Present Simple Tense, the Past Simple Tense or the Future Simple Tense to complete the sentences. Yesterday I (see) a lot of animals at the Zoo.

Open the brackets and use the Present Simple Tense, the Past Simple Tense or the Future Simple Tense to complete the sentences. I (bring) my dog with me tomorrow.

Open the brackets and use the Present Simple Tense, the Past Simple Tense or the Future Simple Tense to complete the sentences. She (visit) her Granny tomorrow.

Open the brackets and use the Present Simple Tense, the Past Simple Tense or the Future Simple Tense to complete the sentences. Mary (go) to her Granny yesterday.

Open the brackets and use the Present Simple Tense, the Past Simple Tense or the Future Simple Tense to complete the sentences. Last time Peggy (examine) me very attentively.

Open the brackets and use the Present Simple Tense, the Past Simple Tense or the Future Simple Tense to complete the sentences. Dan (cook) some fish and chips next Sunday.

Open the brackets and use the Present Simple Tense, the Past Simple Tense or the Future Simple Tense to complete the sentences. I (try) to help my mother about the house every day.

Open the brackets and use the Present Simple Tense, the Past Simple Tense or the Future Simple Tense to complete the sentences. Little Tom (play) chess better than many other children.

Open the brackets and use the Present Simple Tense, the Past Simple Tense or the Future Simple Tense to complete the sentences. He usually (speak) too loud.

Open the brackets and use the Present Simple Tense, the Past Simple Tense or the Future Simple Tense to complete the sentences. Emma (know) English very well.

Open the brackets and use the Present Simple Tense, the Past Simple Tense or the Future Simple Tense to complete the sentences. Anna (get) a letter from her American friend two days ago.

Open the brackets and use the Present Simple Tense, the Past Simple Tense or the Future Simple Tense to complete the sentences. My brother (enjoy) travelling.

Open the brackets and use the Present Simple Tense, the Past Simple Tense or the Future Simple Tense to complete the sentences. You (find) your present under the Christmas tree tomorrow.