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The document provides examples of changing verb tenses between present, past, and future tenses. It includes examples of changing verbs to present continuous, past continuous, future continuous, present perfect, past perfect, future perfect, present perfect continuous, past continuous, and future perfect tenses. The goal is to practice conjugating verbs into different tenses.

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The document provides examples of changing verb tenses between present, past, and future tenses. It includes examples of changing verbs to present continuous, past continuous, future continuous, present perfect, past perfect, future perfect, present perfect continuous, past continuous, and future perfect tenses. The goal is to practice conjugating verbs into different tenses.

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Let’s Practice

1. Change into Present Continuous Tense!


Examples: I (study) English at campus on Monday through Friday.

I am studying English at campus on Monday through Friday.

a. My mother (cook) at kitchen every day .


b. They (not write) a letter at the moment.
c. Is Kawi (visit) his friend now?

2. Change into Past Continuous Tense!


Examples: I (dance) when you (call) me last night.

I was dancing when you called me last night.

a. While Sasi (write) a letter, I (read) a magazine.


b. I (not take) a shower when the telephone rang.
c. Were they (walk) down the street when I (come)

3. Change into Future Continuous Tense!


Examples: She (eat) breakfast at 6:30 tomorrow.

She will be eating breakfast at 6:30 tomorrow.

a. The students (have) an exam for 2 days later.


b. They (not help) her mother for 4 days later.
c. Will Intan be (attend) the seminar next week?

4. Put the verbs or adjective to Present Perfect Tense!


Examples: I (write) a letter to my parents.

I have written a letter to my parents.

1. Linda (shake) hand with Tono.


2. Koko not (meet) Linda in the party.
3. (Have/has) Tika (be) a beautiful girl?

5. Put the word verbs or adjective to Past Perfect Tense!


Examples: I had (eat) when you (call) me.

I had eaten when you called me.

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1. My brother (has) (go) to campus when my mother (drink) a coffe.
2. Rudi (has) not (be) hungry when Tutik (was/were) thirsty.
3. (Have) I (brush) the teeth when you (come) here?

6. Put the word verbs or adjective to Future Perfect Tense!


Examples: I will (have/has) (buy) a new phone next week.

I will have bought a new phone next week.

1. We will (have/has) (build) a new bridge on Friday.


2. Will you (have/has) (mix) the fruits in bowl?
3. You will not (have/has) (get) a high score if you not study hard.

7. Change into the affirmative sentence in Present Perfect Continuous Tense!


Examples : I (study) English.

I have been studying English.


1. They (wait) for a long time.
2. She (search) the article.
3. We (find) Biology’s book.

8. Change into the affirmative sentence in Past Continuous Tense!


Examples : I was watching TV in the living room/She was coming there.

I had been watching TV in the living room when she was coming there.

1. I was sleeping/John was knocking my door.


2. Andy and Ngurah were playing football/Their friend were coming to the field.
3. Tara was crying/Her mom was going to the market.

9. Change into the interrogative sentence in future Perfect Tense!


Examples: I / take the bus / for an hour.

Will I have been taking the bus for an hour?


1. She/ take a French course / for 1 year.
2. Nathalie/ build the hospital / for 4 years.
3. You / write a poetry / for an hour.

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