English tenses are not just grammatical constructions; they are the foundation for speaking freely, understanding others, and not getting confused between “did,” “have been,” and “will.” At first glance, there seem to be too many of them, but the good news is that everything can be understood, especially if you practice.
The tenses are divided into three main groups: present, past, and future. Each of them has four forms: simple, continuous, perfect, and perfect continuous. Yes, it sounds intimidating, but in reality, everything is logical and repetitive in structure.
On this page, you will find a variety of exercises on English tenses — from simple tasks to tests and comparative exercises. Everything comes with answers, examples, and a convenient structure. These exercises will help:
- beginners — understand the basic rules;
- intermediate learners — practice switching between tenses;
- everyone who wants to speak correctly and confidently.