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Tense Consistency Practice

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Tense Consistency Practice

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📝 Part 1: Identifying Tense Errors

Remember: All verbs in a sentence or paragraph should stay in the same tense unless there's a logical reason to change (like showing different times).

1. Circle the verb that creates a tense inconsistency in each sentence:

a) Yesterday I walked to school and meet my friend at the gates.

b) Sarah studies hard for her exams and passed with excellent marks.

c) Tomorrow we will visit the museum and learn about ancient history.

d) The dog barked loudly and runs around the garden.

2. Choose the correct verb form to maintain tense consistency:

Last weekend, I visited my grandmother and _______ her bake biscuits.

help

helped

will help

The students are working on their projects and _______ their research carefully.

conducted

conduct

will conduct

✏️ Part 2: Correcting Tense Errors

3. Rewrite these sentences to correct the tense inconsistencies:

a) The football match started at 3 o'clock and will end at 5 o'clock.

b) Every morning, James walks his dog and fed the cat before school.

c) Next year, our class visits France and learned about French culture.

4. Read this paragraph and identify THREE tense errors. Write the incorrect words and their corrections:

Last summer, my family and I went camping in the Lake District. We pack our tent, sleeping bags, and plenty of food. On the first day, we will hike up a steep mountain trail. The view from the top was absolutely brilliant! We stayed for three days and have a wonderful time exploring the area.

🎯 Part 3: Writing Practice

5. Write a paragraph (6-8 sentences) about your plans for the weekend. Use future tense throughout and check for consistency:
6. Self-check: Read your paragraph above and tick the boxes below:

All my verbs are in future tense

I used linking words (then, next, after, etc.)

My sentences flow logically

I checked my punctuation and spelling

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