K4 English Tenses: Sentence Building
English
Tenses & Sentence Building
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English
Tenses & Sentence Building
What do you already know about English verb tenses?
Lesson Objective
At the end of the lesson you will be ready for your test!
Make sure to participate! This way, you will know what to do.
If needed, you can write along so you can study at home.
You will be able to make sentences in:
present simple,
past simple,
present perfect
future tenses
put words in the correct order.
The Present Simple
We use the present simple for regular actions or facts. Example: She plays football every Saturday.
Make a Present Simple Sentence
Look at the image and write a sentence in present simple.
The Present Continuous
We use the present continuous for actions happening now. Example: They are talking in class.
Make a Present Continuous Sentence
Look at the image and write a sentence in present continuous.
The Past Simple
We use the past simple to talk about actions finished in the past. Example: He visited London last year.
Make a Past Simple Sentence
Look at the image and write a sentence in past simple.
The Present Perfect
We use the present perfect for actions with a result in the present. Example: She has won a prize.
Make a Present Perfect Sentence
Look at the image and write a sentence in present perfect.
The Future Tense
We use the future tense to talk about plans and predictions. Example: They will travel to Spain next summer.
Make a Future Tense Sentence
Look at the image and write a sentence in future tense.
Word Order in English Sentences
Put these words in the right order: 1. at school / studies / Anna / every morning 2. at the cinema / we / last week / were
Who does what where when. Example: Tom (who) eats lunch (what) at school (where) every day (when).
Practice
Correct Order
Reflection
Which tense do you find the easiest? Which tense is most difficult for you?
Write down 3 things you learned in this lesson.
Write down 2 things you want to know more about.
Ask 1 question about something you haven't quite understood yet.
