GET USED TO WRITING THE AFFIRMATIVE AND NEGATIVE FORMS OF SIMPLE TENSES In the table below, write the correct forms of simple tenses. Each row has two verbs. If you need an example or have difficulty, type a ? in the frame and hit enter.
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| GET USED TO WRITING THE AFFIRMATIVE AND NEGATIVE FORMS OF SIMPLE TENSES In the table below, write the correct forms of simple tenses. Each row has two verbs. If you need an example or have difficulty, type a ? in the frame and hit enter. |
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| take | makes | ||
| doesn't look | has | ||
| fear | doesn't get | ||
| don't laugh | cries | ||
| doesn't try | buy | ||
| studied | learned | ||
| didn't carry | found | ||
| filled | didn't feel | ||
| didn't fall | ran | ||
| broke | slept | ||
| wanted | didn't go | ||
| will improve | is going to recover | ||
| are going to visit | won't travel | ||
| am going to fly | will walk | ||
| isn't going to read | am going to fail | ||
| will return | aren't going to be (happy) |
| Suggestion: Make your own verb chart that includes regular and irregular verbs. Use the verbs in affirmative and negative statements and in questions, using all three simple tenses. Try to use both future forms. Edit for AUX+BASE in all negative statements and in questions. Edit for subject-verb agreement where necessary. Do this with a few verbs each day until you have mastered these forms. |