h. additional mixed tense practice
- circle the signal word.
- write: simpres, prespro, simpas, paspro in front of each sentence.
1. the show (begin) ______ at 7 p.m. every night.
2. i (meet) ______ my friend for dinner tonight.
3. they (move) ______ into their new home right now.
4. she (not / ride) ______ her scooter right now.
5. we (not / stay) ______ home yesterday.
6. (the train / arrive) ______ on time today?
7. what time (you / wake up) ______ on school days?
8. why (he / run) ______ so fast now?
9. (you / sleep) ______ when the storm started?
10. she (write) ______ a story last weekend.
i. verb practice
complete using the correct tense.
- circle the signal word.
- write: simpres, prespro, simpas, paspro in front of each sentence.
1. it (be) ______ a cold monday morning.
2. emma (get) ______ out of bed and (stretch) ______.
3. she always (eat) ______ fruit for breakfast.
4. yesterday she (leave) ______ the house early.
5. at that moment, she (look for) ______ her umbrella.

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# Explanation for H.1:
## Step1: Identify tense signal
Signal word: "every night" (habitual action) → Simple Present (SimPres).
## Step2: Conjugate verb
Subject "the show" is singular, so "begin" becomes "begins".
# Answer for H.1:
SimPres: The show begins at 7 p.m. every night.

# Explanation for H.2:
## Step1: Identify tense signal
Signal word: "tonight" (future action) → Simple Future (SimFut, but if using given labels, maybe Present Progressive for planned action? Wait, "meet" for tonight can be "am going to meet" (Present Progressive for future plan) or "will meet". But given labels: SimPres, PresPro, SimPas, PasPro. Wait, maybe "PresPro" (Present Progressive) as planned. Subject "I" → "am meeting".
## Step2: Form sentence
"I am meeting my friend for dinner tonight." (PresPro)
# Answer for H.2:
PresPro: I am meeting my friend for dinner tonight.

# Explanation for H.3:
## Step1: Identify tense signal
Signal word: "right now" (current action) → Present Progressive (PresPro).
## Step2: Conjugate verb
Subject "they" → "are moving".
# Answer for H.3:
PresPro: They are moving into their new home right now.

# Explanation for H.4:
## Step1: Identify tense signal
Signal word: "right now" (current action) → Present Progressive (PresPro) negative.
## Step2: Form negative
Subject "she" → "is not riding" (isn't riding).
# Answer for H.4:
PresPro: She isn't riding her scooter right now.

# Explanation for H.5:
## Step1: Identify tense signal
Signal word: "yesterday" (past action) → Simple Past (SimPas) negative.
## Step2: Form negative
Subject "we" → "did not stay" (didn't stay).
# Answer for H.5:
SimPas: We didn't stay home yesterday.

# Explanation for H.6:
## Step1: Identify tense signal
Signal word: "today" (present action, question) → Simple Present (SimPres) question.
## Step2: Form question
Subject "the train" (singular) → "Does the train arrive".
# Answer for H.6:
SimPres: Does the train arrive on time today?

# Explanation for H.7:
## Step1: Identify tense signal
Signal word: "on school days" (habitual action) → Simple Present (SimPres) question.
## Step2: Form question
Subject "you" → "do you wake up".
# Answer for H.7:
SimPres: What time do you wake up on school days?

# Explanation for H.8:
## Step1: Identify tense signal
Signal word: "now" (current action) → Present Progressive (PresPro) question.
## Step2: Form question
Subject "he" → "is he running".
# Answer for H.8:
PresPro: Why is he running so fast now?

# Explanation for H.9:
## Step1: Identify tense signal
Signal word: "when the storm started" (past action in progress) → Past Progressive (PasPro) question.
## Step2: Form question
Subject "you" → "were you sleeping".
# Answer for H.9:
PasPro: Were you sleeping when the storm started?

# Explanation for H.10:
## Step1: Identify tense signal
Signal word: "last weekend" (past action) → Simple Past (SimPas).
## Step2: Conjugate verb
"write" past tense is "wrote".
# Answer for H.10:
SimPas: She wrote a story last weekend.

# Explanation for I.1:
## Step1: Identify tense signal
Context: "a cold Monday morning" (past event) → Simple Past (SimPas). Subject "it" → "was".
## Step2: Form sentence
"It was a cold Monday morning." (SimPas)
# Answer for I.1:
SimPas: It was a cold Monday morning.

# Explanation for I.2:
## Step1: Identify tense signal
Context: past actions (getting out of bed, stretching) → Simple Past (SimPas).
## Step2: Conjugate verbs
"get" past: "got"; "stretch" past: "stretched".
# Answer for I.2:
SimPas: Emma got out of bed and stretched.

# Explanation for I.3:
## Step1: Identify tense signal
Signal word: "always" (habitual action) → Simple Present (SimPres). Subject "she" → "eats".
## Step2: Form sentence
"She always eats fruit for breakfast." (SimPres)
# Answer for I.3:
SimPres: She always eats fruit for breakfast.

# Explanation for I.4:
## Step1: Identify tense signal
Signal word: "yesterday" (past action) → Simple Past (SimPas). "leave" past: "left".
## Step2: Form sentence
"Yesterday she left the house early." (SimPas)
# Answer for I.4:
SimPas: Yesterday she left the house early.

# Explanation for I.5:
## Step1: Identify tense signal
Signal word: "At that moment" (past action in progress) → Past Progressive (PasPro). Subject "she" → "was looking for".
## Step2: Form sentence
"At that moment, she was looking for her umbrella." (PasPro)
# Answer for I.5:
PasPro: At that moment, she was looking for her umbrella.

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