Change Tense As Directed | Class 5 Grammar Worksheet
Change tense as directed.
1. I met him at the library. (Change into simple future)
2. We will finish the job on Monday. (Change into simple past)
3. I am working on a new project. (Change into present perfect continuous tense)
4. She has found a new job. (Change into simple future)
5. I am looking for a new job. (Change into past continuous tense)
6. I work at a bank. (Change into present continuous tense)
7. I sent the money yesterday. (Change into past perfect tense)
8. They will be having lunch now. (Change into present continuous tense)
9. I have finished the project. (Change into future perfect tense)
10. You never help me. (Change into simple future)
11. I answered all the questions. (Change into present perfect tense)
12. I am waiting for a call from my mother. (Change into past continuous tense)
Answers
1. I will meet him at the library.
2. We finished the job on Monday.
3. I have been working on a new project.
4. She will have found a new job.
5. I was looking for a new job.
6. I am working at a bank.
7. I had sent the money yesterday.
8. They are having lunch now.
9. I will have finished the project.
10. You will never help me.
11. I have answered all the questions.
12. I was waiting for a call from my mother.
Here is a quick overview of different tense forms.
Simple present tense
Form: Subject + infinitive (v1)
- I eat mangoes.
- He eats mangoes.
- They eat mangoes.
Present continuous tense
Form: Subject + is / am / are + ing form
- I am eating the mangoes,
- He is eating the mangoes.
- They are eating the mangoes.
Present perfect tense
Form: Subject + has / have + past participle (v3)
- I have eaten the mangoes.
- He has eaten the mangoes.
- They have eaten the mangoes.
Present perfect continuous tense
Form: Subject + has / have + been + ing form
- I have been eating the mangoes.
- He has been eating the mangoes,
- They have been eating the mangoes,
Simple past tense
Form: Subject + v2
- I ate the mangoes.
- He ate the mangoes.
- They ate the mangoes.
Past continuous tense
Form: Subject + was / were + ing form
- I was eating the mangoes.
- He was eating the mangoes.
- They were eating the mangoes.
Past perfect tense
Form: Subject + had + past participle (v3)
- I had eaten the mangoes.
- He had eaten the mangoes.
- They had eaten the mangoes.
Past perfect continuous tense
Form: Subject + had been + ing form
- I had been eating the mangoes.
- He had been eating the mangoes.
- They had been eating the mangoes.
Simple future tense
Form: Subject + will / shall + v1
- I will eat the mango.
- He will eat the mango.
- They will eat the mango.
Future continuous tense
Form: Subject + will / shall be + ing form
- I will be eating the mango.
- He will be eating the mango.
- They will be eating the mango.
Future perfect tense
Form: Subject + will / shall + have + past participle (v3)
- I will have eaten the mango.
- He will have eaten the mango.
- They will have eaten the mango.
