English tenses
- PDF worksheets
- Online exercises
- Grammar rules PDF
English tenses in PDF books
PDF book 1: English grammar exercises PDF
(See a demo: Book 1 - exercises)
PDF book 2: English grammar rules PDF
(See a demo: Book 2 - rules)
Tenses: exercises + grammar rules
Present tenses
Grammar rules and exercises.
Present simple + continuous tense PDF
- Present simple tense:
I usually have dinner at seven o'clock. Does Jill always wear earrings? My grandma cries at the end of romantic films.
- Present continuous tense:
I am having dinner just now. Is Jill wearing earrings today? Look, my grandma is crying again.
- Practise the difference:
We often stay at a hotel. - We are staying at a hotel this week.
Past tenses
Grammar rules and exercises.
Past simple + continuous tense PDF
- Past simple tense:
I chopped the wood yesterday. We drove to work last week. Did you understand? Sarah didn't agree.
- Past continuous tense:
I was jogging at 8 o'clock. Were you sleeping when I returned home? Betty wasn't sunbathing on the beach.
- Compare the simple and continuous:
Sam usually listened to me. But he wasn't listening when I told him about your arrival.
Future tenses
Future simple vs. future continuous tense
Grammar rules: Future tenses PDF
Present perfect tense
Present perfect simple vs. continuous tense
Present perfect vs. past simple tense
Grammar rules: Present perfect tense PDF
Past perfect tense
Past perfect simple vs. continuous tense
Past perfect vs. past simple tense
Grammar rules: Past perfect tense PDF
Future perfect tense
Future perfect simple vs. continuous tense
Future perfect vs. future continuous tense
Grammar rules: Future perfect tense PDF
Going to + will + present tenses
Going to, will, present tenses for future exercises PDF
Grammar rules: Going to vs. present tenses for future
See also:
Our tip:
- All PDF exercises and grammar rules from this website.