Future continuous tense is used to describe (completed actions / actions that will be taking place at some time in the future / activities that lasted for some time in the past)
actions that will be taking place at some time in the future
Use present simple or past simple tense: The traffic lights ____ working last night because of the heavy snow. (stop)
stopped
Past continuous tense is used to describe (actions that will be taking place at some time in the future / activities that lasted for some time in the past)
activities that lasted for some time in the past
Future perfect tense is used to talk about (actions that will be completed before another future action / actions that will be completed before another past action).
actions that will be completed before another future action
Present continuous tense is used to describe (actions happening at present / activities that lasted for some time in the past)
actions happening at present
What expressions appear in a present perfect sentence ?
for, since, just, already, still, yet, etc.
What is the structure of a future continuous sentence ? (Subject + ____ + ____....)
Subject + will be + V-ing.
What is the structure of a past continuous sentence ? (Subject + ____ + ____....)
Subject + was/were + V-ing.
Future simple tense is used to talk about (actions that will happen in the past / actions that will happen in the future).
actions that will happen in the future
What is the structure of a present continuous sentence ? (Subject + ____ + ____....)
Subject + am/is/are + V-ing.
Use present simple or past simple tense: The department usually ___ with customer complaints related to our products. (deal)
deals
(Have/ Has/ Are) you ever (considers/ considered/ consider) looking for a better-paid job.
Have - considered
Use present simple or past simple tense: He never ____ to work late. (go)
goes
Use present simple or past simple tense: Two weeks ago, the company ___ to promote me. (decide)
decided
We (were closing/ will be closing/ closed) the store in 15 minutes.
will be closing
What is the structure of a present perfect sentence ? (Subject + _____ + _____....)
Subject + have/has + V3 (past participle).
Future perfect tense often goes with (by next month / last month / by that time / by the time he arrives)
by next month/ by that time / by the time he arrives
He (will be distributing/ was distributing/ is distributing) handouts when I entered the room.
was distributing
The number of complaints (don't decrease/ didn't decreased/ hasn't decreased/ haven't decreased) yet.
hasn't decreased
By the time the clients visit our company, we (will have finished preparing the contract / will finish preparing the contract)
will have finished preparing the contract
This commercial (attracts/ will attract/ have attracted/ has attracted) a lot of new customers since its release last January.
has attracted
"Be going to" is used to talk about ?
a prediction or future plan
The community center (ask / is asking / to asking/ have asked) for donations to help the disabled and the elderly.
is asking
My cousin (are / is) going to (visits / visit / visiting) Nha Trang next summer vacation.
is - visit