These are 22 sentences of mixed tenses exercises with answers.
Attempt this exercise and select the right answer by identifying the correct tense against each sentence.
Answers
- He is serving dinner to the guests. (Present Progressive Tense)
- The patient will have regained consciousness before the doctor’s arrival. (Future Perfect Tense)
- I will plant roses in my lawn. (Simple Present Tense)
- She said that her friend had betrayed her. (Past Perfect Tense)
- She has sent the parcel by post. (Present Perfect Tense)
- The gardener waters the plant. (Simple Present Tense)
- Tom has been working as a Financial Officer in this firm since 2014. (Present Perfect Progressive Tense)
- The children were enjoying the zoo trip. (Past Progressive Tense)
- For what I know him, I hesitate to trust him. (Simple Present Tense)
- He signaled the moment he saw the car. (Simple Past Tense)
- This watch does not cost much. (Simple Present Tense)
- I will be taking rest at 3 o’clock. (Future Progressive Tense)
- He will have learned French by next year. (Future Perfect Tense)
- She does not have much jewelry. (Simple Present Tense)
- He squandered all his wealth after the death of his father. (Simple Past Tense)
- We had not heard this news till yesterday. (Past Perfect Tense)
- I had never tasted such a delicious ice-cream before. (Past Perfect Tense)
- I had been studying at this college for two years. (Past Perfect Progressive Tense)
- He does not understand my point. (Simple Present Tense)
- She will know the answer tomorrow. (Simple Future Tense)
- The rain will have stopped before I reach home. (Future Perfect Tense)
- By next year he will have been working in this factory for five years. (Future Perfect Progressive Tense)
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