TENSES- FORMS OF THE VERB 'TAKE'
perfect
simple
Take/takes
present
continuous
Is/am/are taking
Was taking
will be taking
Perfect continuous
Has/have been taking
Had been taking
Will have been taking
Past
future
took
Will take
Had taken
Will have taken
CHANGE THE TENSE OF THE GIVEN SENTENCES ACCORDING TO INSTRUCTIONS:
1. I will be writing my exam this time tomorrow. (Change into past continuous tense)
2. He will be waiting for us. (Change into present continuous tense)
3. I know this. (Change into simple past)
4. He will have thought about this. (Change into present perfect tense)
5. He wanted to know more about the job. (Change into simple present)
6. I am leaving for England tomorrow. (Change into future continuous tense)
7. She hadn't thought about that. (Change into simple past)
8. He will not accept this proposal. (Change into simple past)
9. He will not pass the test. (Change into future perfect tense)
10. I always wanted to be a scientist. (Change into present perfect tense)
11. She will not tolerate this injustice. (Change into simple past)
2. She did not want to go. (Change into simple present)
Answers
Answer:
Simple Tenses
Present Simple. "I play tennis."
Past Simple. "I played tennis."
Future Simple. "I will play tennis." ...
Present Perfect. "I have played tennis."
Past Perfect. "I had played tennis."
Future Perfect. "I will have played tennis." ...
Present Continuous. "I am playing tennis."
Past Continuous. "I was playing tennis."
Answer:
24.08.2018.
Dear Diary,
It always looks as if the end on the other side is always fertile, but it is not so.
I always thought that the lives of the nomads would be so exciting, but in reality it was totally opposite.
It was a very tough period in the desert. It was sand all around.
The day was so hot that one could hardly take steps.
The water was available at large distances.
There was very less food to eat.
And at night, the climate was so cold that it was unbearable.
It was one of the most unforgettable and thrilling experience of my life.