Correct the Errors

 Grammar Tense

Time Expression

Present Indefinite

usually / always / sometimes / often / rarely / never / in the morning / in summer /

 

 

 

Present Continuous

now/ at the moment / right now / still / today

 

 

 

Present Perfect

already/ just / yet (not) /  never / ever / today / this week / so far / of late / recently

 

 

 

Present Perfect Continuous

for /  since /

 

 

 

Past Indefinite

yesterday / ago / last / in 1999 /

 

 

 

 

Past Continuous

yesterday /at 6 o’clock / at this time yesterday / while / the whole…./

 

 

 

Past Perfect

by /  when (Past Simple), (Past Perfect)

 

 

 

Past Perfect Continuous

 for….. when /

 

 

Future Indefinite

tomorrow / soon / in 5 days / next (Sunday)/

 

 

 

Future Continuous

tomorrow at 3 o’clock (at this time)/

 

 

 

Future Perfect

by this time tomorrow/ by 3 o’clock tomorrow

 

 

 

Future Perfect Continuous

for  ….when

 

 

 



Make up your own sentences using different tenses and modifiers of time.

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