The Tenses (12-Book Bundle)

Correctly form the twelve English verb tenses in affirmative, negative, and question forms

Select the tense that matches a given context, such as habitual actions, scheduled events, or events completed by a stated point in time

Rewrite a sentence from one tense into a specified tense while preserving its meaning

Check tense-formation work against the provided answer key and self-correct

Assign one tense chapter per lesson or homework set — each is self-contained with its own explanation, exercises, and answer key.

Use the usage-rule notes at the start of each chapter (general statements, scheduled events, permanent situations, timeless truths) as a short mini-lesson before assigning that tense's exercises.

Save the perfect and perfect-continuous chapters for more advanced learners — their exercises use longer, multi-clause sentences than the simple-tense chapters.

Verb tense formation — students supply the correct present, past, or future form (simple, continuous, perfect, or perfect continuous) in fill-in-the-blank exercises across all twelve tenses.

Tense conversion — students rewrite given sentences into a specified tense, such as converting present continuous statements into present simple form.

Tense selection in context — students choose between similarly spelled verb forms (e.g., “work/works”) to match subject-verb agreement and the correct tense.

Independent sentence composition — students write original sentences using a specified tense, such as forming present simple statements about a daily routine.