Past & Present Sentences

You determine if the sentence is in the past tense or the present tense.

1. They didn't live in Canada. [present tense / past tense]

2. You don’t walk to work. [present tense / past tense]

3. They went to the library. [present tense / past tense]

4. I hope we win the football match today. [present tense / past tense]

5. We had a great time last weekend. [present tense / past tense]

6. Who has the key to the door? [present tense / past tense]

7. I didn’t see the elephant on our trip to Africa. [present tense / past tense]

8. Michael brought the food to the picnic. [present tense / past tense]

9. Manuela reads a lot of books. [present tense / past tense]

10. She studied at the National University. [present tense / past tense]

11. I live in New York City. [present tense / past tense]

12. She uses a computer to do her work. [present tense / past tense]

13. We needed help from our teacher in math class. [present tense / past tense]

14. They walk to school every day. [present tense / past tense]

15. I liked horror movies when I was young. [present tense / past tense]

16. Do you want some ice cream? [present tense / past tense]

17. He saw a bird flying in the sky. [present tense / past tense]

18. I worked at a school teaching English. [present tense / past tense]

19. I run in the park every morning. [present tense / past tense]

20. I received a good score on my history exam. [present tense / past tense]