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Fill in the blanks with the correct tense to complete the sentences given below:-
1. The bus ____ (Simple Past Tense - stop) a few minutes ago.
2. She (Future Continuous Tense - finish) her work at six o’clock.
3. Please be quiet! I _ (Present Continuous Tense - watch) a movie.
4. Heena (play) in the rain. (Simple Future Tense)
5. We often our house on Sundays. (Simple Present Tense - clean)
6. The teacher _ a round in the class. (Past Continuous Tense - take)
7. The doctor _ her to take rest for a few days. (Past Perfect Tense - advise)
8. The parrot ___ (Present Perfect Tense - learn) several new words.

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Fill in the blanks with the correct tense to complete the sentences given below:-

1. The bus __________ (Simple Past Tense - stop) a few minutes ago.

2. She ________ (Future Continuous Tense - finish) her work at six o’clock.

3. Please be quiet! I _____________ (Present Continuous Tense - watch) a movie.

4. Heena ________ (play) in the rain. (Simple Future Tense)

5. We often ______ our house on Sundays. (Simple Present Tense - clean)

6. The teacher _________ a round in the class. (Past Continuous Tense - take)

7. The doctor _______ her to take rest for a few days. (Past Perfect Tense - advise)

8. The parrot _____ (Present Perfect Tense - learn) several new words.

Answer:- Fill in the blanks with the correct tense to complete the sentences given below:-

1. The bus has stopped (Simple Past Tense - stop) a few minutes ago.

2. She is finishing (Future Continuous Tense - finish) her work at six o’clock.

3. Please be quiet! I am watching (Present Continuous Tense - watch) a movie.

4. Heena plays (play) in the rain. (Simple Future Tense)

5. We often clean our house on Sundays. (Simple Present Tense - clean)

6. The teacher had been taking a round in the class. (Past Continuous Tense - take)

7. The doctor had advised her to take rest for a few days. (Past Perfect Tense - advise)

8. The parrot has learned (Present Perfect Tense - learn) several new words.

A tense of a verb indicates present, past or future tense.

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