Trying to meet your different demands in reviewing verb tenses, I've devised the following three-step task for you.
(1) First, if you feel your command of the verb structures is not very good yet, click on this link (verb tenses drill) and you'll find an activity in which you will practise the form of verb tenses in a "mechanic" way so that you can internalise the structural patterns before you use them productively. Complete the chart and hand it in (printed or edited in your own blog) only if you think it necessary for your improvement. Otherwise, leave this step out and move to the following one.
(1) First, if you feel your command of the verb structures is not very good yet, click on this link (verb tenses drill) and you'll find an activity in which you will practise the form of verb tenses in a "mechanic" way so that you can internalise the structural patterns before you use them productively. Complete the chart and hand it in (printed or edited in your own blog) only if you think it necessary for your improvement. Otherwise, leave this step out and move to the following one.
(2) Second, it's time to review and consolidate tenses in depth. Here you've got a verb tenses table which summarizes form, uses, adverbs and time expressions and combination of tenses. You could have done this by yourselves and yet, I've taken the trouble to write this document by myself to show you how to make things clear using simple drafts, tables or summaries. Now (please!) you owe me one, so read the table carefully, understanding and studying its contents.
(3) Finally, when you think you are ready to pratise with no help, click on these miscellaneous sentences on different verb tenses and complete them. Then, keep on practising in these links:
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