Simple Present Past And Future Tense Exercises -

When practicing these exercises, read the sentences aloud. The rhythm of the sentence often reveals the tense. The Simple Present has a steady beat ("I work every day"), while the Simple Past often feels final ("I worked yesterday"). Listening for that rhythm is the secret to native-like fluency.

Past | 2. Present | 3. Future | 4. Present | 5. Future | 6. Past Exercise 2: simple present past and future tense exercises

(Simple Present – a fact about yourself) When practicing these exercises, read the sentences aloud

wake, take, was, slept, will have, will study, will do When practicing these exercises

1. writes; 2. visited; 3. will attend; 4. went, study; 5. will arrive