Nadina C. Nicolici. 1. Choose the category and the value 2. You are given the answer, make the...

Nadina C. Nicolici

1. Choose the category and the value

2. You are given the answer, make the correct question

Present Tense Past Tense Present

PerfectPast

Perfect Future

100 100 100 100 100

200 200 200 200 200

300 300 300 300 300

Present Tense for 100

Answer:

It is used for general truths.


Question:

What is the Present Tense Simple used for?

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Answer:

It is used for a future action, part of a plan.


Question:

Is Present Tense Continuous used correctly in this sentence:

“I am leaving tomorrow morning”?

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Answer:

It expresses annoying actions.


Question:

What does the Present Tense Continuous + frequency adverb express?

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Past Tense for 100

Answer:

It is used for a completed action in a time before now.

Past Tense for 100

Question:

What is the Past Tense Simple used for?

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Past Tense for 200

Answer:

It expresses a change of mind.

Past Tense for 200

Question:

What does Past Tense Continuous express?

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Past Tense for 300

Answer:

It expresses a very polite request (with “wonder”).

Past Tense for 300

Question:

What does this sentence express: “I was wondering if you could open to window”?

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Present Perfect for 100

Answer:

It is composed of two elements: to have (present tense) + past participle of the main

verb.


Question:

How do you form the Present Perfect Simple?

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Answer:

They express the idea of an unidentified time before now.


Question:

What do ever and never express?

(I have never visited France

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Answer:

It is used when time is not important or not specified.

It is used when details about the time or place are specified or asked for.


Question:

What is the difference between Paste Tense and Present Perfect?

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Past Perfect for 100

Answer:

It refers to a past time, earlier than before now.


Question:

What does the Past Perfect Simple refer to?

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Answer:

It corresponds to a present time, but with reference to a time earlier than before now.


Question:

What is the correspondence between Present Perfect Continuous and Past Perfect

Continuous?

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Answer:

This form is also used in reported speech as equivalent of the past continuous and the

present perfect continuous in direct speech.


Question:

What two tenses from direct speech become Past Perfect Continuous in indirect speech?

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Future Tense for 100

Answer:

This can express both a later event than now and our attitude.


Question:

What does the future tenses express in general?

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Answer:

It is composed of three elements: to have (future simple) + past participle of the main

verb.


Question:

How do you form the Future Perfect Continuous?

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Answer:

It suggests a very strong association with the present.


Question:

What is the function of “to be going to”?

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