Revision and consolidation of all the main verb tenses in English through practical exercises with real texts.
About this lesson
In this lesson you will revise and consolidate all the main tenses in English — Present Simple, Present Continuous, Past Simple, Past Continuous, Present Perfect, Present Perfect Continuous and Future Simple. You will focus on the correct use of each tense and the differences between them. You will also practise the prepositions of time: after, for, from, since and on. Through practical exercises you will improve your ability to recognise and correctly use the verb tenses in real situations.
40 minutes
What you'll learn
Revise the use of the Present Simple, Past Simple, Future Simple, Present Perfect and Present Perfect Continuous.
Distinguish when to use a perfect tense and when the simple past.
Use the passive voice correctly in different tenses.
Use the prepositions of time correctly: after, for, from, since, on.
Recognise key words (yesterday, for, since, already, while) that point to the correct verb tense.
Build grammatically correct sentences with verbs in different tenses.
Lesson vocabulary
seniorAll seniors 55 and older are invited to a special meeting.
nonprofit organizationHe has been the director of a nonprofit organization for several years.
dedicated toThe organization is dedicated to making the golden years fun and interesting.
golden yearsThe organization is dedicated to making the golden years fun and interesting.
availableCarter will identify the services and activities that are available to seniors locally and statewide.
statewideHe will identify services available locally and statewide.
nominal feeTesting for cataracts is offered four times a year for a nominal fee.
homeboundVolunteers deliver meals to seniors who are homebound because of illness or injury.
inexpensiveThe city also provides inexpensive dinners called Meals on Wheels.
strength trainingThe center has also been offering strength training classes since last year.
osteoporosisAn active body helps prevent osteoporosis.
by chanceI found his shop by chance long ago.
damageLuckily, no other damage was done.
keep good timeI have had this watch for many years and it has always kept good time.