English Time Expressions and Tenses 9

Practice flashcards reviewing English tenses (Present Simple, Present Continuous, and Present Perfect) based on their associated time expressions.

Which English tense is used with expressions of routine like 'every day', 'every morning', 'every week', and 'every Sunday'?

Present Simple

Which English tense is associated with frequency adverbs such as 'usually', 'often', 'always', 'sometimes', 'never', 'rarely', and 'normally'?

Present Simple

Which English tense is used with expressions denoting regular intervals such as 'on Mondays', 'once a week', and 'twice a month'?

Present Simple

Which English tense is associated with expressions describing actions happening right now, such as 'now', 'right now', 'at the moment', and 'currently'?

Present Continuous

Which English tense is indicated by imperative attention-getters like 'Look!' and 'Listen!'?

Present Continuous

Which English tense is used with present period time expressions like 'today', 'this week', and 'these days'?

Present Continuous

Which English tense is used with 'since' expressions that name a starting point, such as 'since Monday', 'since 2020', 'since last summer', and 'since I was a child'?

Present Perfect

Which English tense is used with 'for' expressions indicating duration, such as 'for two hours', 'for three years', and 'for five minutes'?

Present Perfect

Which English tense is associated with time adverbs like 'already', 'just', 'yet', 'ever', and 'never'?

Present Perfect

Which English tense is used with expressions like 'recently', 'lately', 'so far', and 'up to now'?

Present Perfect