Tense is the time described by a verb, shown by its grammatical form. Tense is sometimes shown by changing the form of a verb, and sometimes by adding a helping verb. For example, be can become am, is, and are in present tense, and was and were in past tense.
1 |
I ________(tell) him tomorrow |
will tell |
2 |
She always __(help) others. |
helps |
3 |
We _(see) him recently. |
have seen |
4 |
If he comes, I _(help) him. |
will / shall help |
5 |
In 2030 he _(come) to India. |
will come |
6 |
By 2030 he __(come) to India. |
will have come |
7 |
If he told, I _(believe) |
would believe |
8 |
He __(sing) for 10 hours. |
has been singing |
9 |
That day he __(sing) for 10 hours. |
had been singing |
10 |
He never __(tell) a lie. |
tells |
11 |
He _(not come) yet. |
has not come |
12 |
I am sure he __(come) tomorrow. |
will come |
13 |
Before we went, they _(go). |
had gone |
14 |
I __(know) him for 10 years. |
have known |
15 |
If he had told, I _(go) |
have gone |
16 |
Before he comes, I _(finish) it. |
will have finished |
17 |
Before he came, I __(finish) it. |
had finished |
18 |
By the time he arrives, I _ (do) it. |
will have done |
19 |
By the time he arrived, I _(do) it. |
had done |
20 |
At present, I __(watch) T.V. |
am watching |
21 |
When you came, I __(watch) T.V. |
was watching |
22 |
He has been here __________3 days. (for/from/since) |
for |
23 |
If they _(will/shall) come, I will be happy. |
None |
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