Question

01. Pick out the verbs and state their tense
1. I felt his breath on my hand.
2. Anil was sleeping peacefully.
3. I'm out of practice.
4. The gravity of the message struck me.
S. He just spat on his hand and resumed digging,
Q2. State the tense of the following sentences!
1. His contribution to the Indian Air Force is monumental to the least,
2. I shall not want many soldiers
3. What are we waiting for?
4. My teachers had no answer,
5. Only when the dust is removed, does the mirror shine and the reflection becomes clear.
Q3. Change the tense of the following sentences according to the instructions given in the brackets:
1. My spirits rose. (Present Continuous Tense)
2. I thought I had been discovered. (Simple Present Tense)
3. The IAF grew with him. (Simple Future Tense)
4. I still loved what I did. (Simple Present Tense)
5. His steward stands facing him. (Simple Past Tense)
6. I had googled the subject beforehand. (Future Perfect Tense)
7. But three months passed, spring set in and the tree was back to its green majesty once again, full of
leaves, flowers, birds and life. (Past Perfect Tense)
8. A heavy fire had broken out in the forest. (Present Perfect Tense)
9. Medical science allows doctors to diagnose and treat patients. (Present Perfect Continuous)
10. He also taught me to write my name and said he would soon teach me to write whole sentences and to
add numbers. (Past Perfect Continuous Tense)
11. Polly and Jack have promised to come with me. (Simple Future Tense)
12. The steward retreats hastily. (Past Continuous Tense)
13. One day, I gathered the courage to ask the boys' father. (Future Perfect Tense)
14. Innumerable stars shine across the infinite sky. (Future Continuous Tense)
15. We have utterly failed our children in imparting an education. (Future Perfect Continuous Tense)
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Answer 1

q1 1 verb:felt

tense:simple past

2 verb:was sleeping

tense:continous past

4 verb:struck

tense:simple past

5 verb:spat ,resumed

tense:simple past

Answer 2

Verbs and Tense

Explanation:

Q.1.

1). felt - past indefinite/simple past

2). was sleeping - past continuous

3). am - present simple

4). struck - past indefinite/simple past

5). Spat, Resumed - past indefinite/simple past

Q. 2

1. His contribution to the Indian Air Force is monumental to the least.

- Present simple

2. I shall not want many soldiers.

- Future simple

3. What are we waiting for?

- Present continuous

4. My teachers had no answer.

- Simple past

5. Only when the dust is removed, does the mirror shine and the reflection becomes clear.

- Present simple

Q. 3

1. My spirits are rising. (Present Continuous Tense)

2. I think I am discovered. (Simple Present Tense)

3. The IA-F will grow with him. (Simple Future Tense)

4. I still love what I do. (Simple Present Tense)

5. His stew-ard stood facing him. (Simple Past Tense)

6. I will have goo-gled the subject beforehand. (Future Perfect Tense)

7. But three months had passed, spring had set in and the tree had been back to its green majesty once again, full of  leaves, flowers, birds, and life. (Past Perfect Tense)

8. A heavy fire has broken out in the forest. (Present Perfect Tense)

9. Medical science has been allowing doctors to diagnose and treat patients. (Present Perfect Continuous)

10. He had also been teaching me to write my name and saying he would soon teach me to write whole sentences and to  add numbers. (Past Perfect Continuous Tense)

11. Polly and Jack will promise to come with me. (Simple Future Tense)

12. The stew-ard was retreating hastily. (Past Continuous Tense)

13. One day, I will have gathered the courage to ask the boys' father. (Future Perfect Tense)

14. Innumerable stars will be shining across the infinite sky. (Future Continuous Tense)

15. We will have been utterly failing our children in imparting education. (Future Perfect Continuous Tense)

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