Revision Structure English Grammar JSS 1 Second Term Lesson Notes Week 11

Subject: English Grammar
Class: JSS 1
Term: Second Term
Week: 11 (Revision of All Topics Covered)
Age (in years): 12-14
Topic: Revision of All Topics Covered with Necessary Review Questions
Sub-topic: Review and Revision of Present, Past, and Future Tenses
Duration: 40 minutes

Part A: Review and Revision (20 FAQs with Answers)

1. What is the present tense used for?
   • The present tense is used to talk about actions that happen regularly or habits.
   • Example: “She goes to school every day.”
2. Give an example of a sentence in the past tense.
   • “I visited my grandmother yesterday.”
3. How do you form a sentence in the future tense?
   • Use “will” or “shall” + base verb.
   • Example: “They will go to the park tomorrow.”
4. What is the past continuous tense?
   • The past continuous tense shows actions that were happening at a particular moment in the past.
   • Example: “I was reading when the phone rang.”
5. Give an example of the present perfect tense.
   • “She has finished her homework.”
6. What is the difference between the past tense and the past continuous tense?
   • The past tense talks about completed actions, while the past continuous talks about actions that were happening at a specific moment in the past.
7. When do we use “has” and “have”?
   • “Has” is used for singular subjects (he, she, it), and “have” is used for plural subjects (we, they).
8. What is an example of the future tense using “will”?
   • “I will study for the test tomorrow.”
9. What is the rule for forming negative sentences in the present perfect tense?
   • Use “not” after “have/has.”
   • Example: “She has not visited the doctor.”
10. Give an example of a sentence in the present continuous tense.
    • “I am eating lunch now.”
11. What is the past tense of “go”?
    • “Went”
12. How do you ask a question in the past tense?
    • Use “did” for regular verbs.
    • Example: “Did you see the movie?”
13. What does the future tense express?
    • It expresses actions that will happen in the future.
    • Example: “We will travel next week.”
14. How do you make a sentence in the past perfect tense?
    • Use “had” + past participle.
    • Example: “She had finished her work before the meeting.”
15. What is the difference between “have gone” and “have been”?
    • “Have gone” means the person went and has not returned.
    • “Have been” means the person has visited a place and returned.
16. What do you need to form a question in the future tense?
    • Use “will” or “shall” at the beginning of the question.
    • Example: “Will you come tomorrow?”
17. Give an example of a negative sentence in the past tense.
    • “He did not go to school yesterday.”
18. When do we use the word “shall” in sentences?
    • “Shall” is used mostly with “I” or “we” for formal or polite offers and suggestions.
    • Example: “Shall we go for a walk?”
19. What is a verb in the past tense?
    • A verb in the past tense shows an action that happened before now.
    • Example: “Talked.”
20. Give an example of a sentence using “be going to” for future tense.
    • “I am going to visit my friend tomorrow.”

Part B: Objective Questions (20 Fill-in-the-Blank Questions with Options)

1. I ________ to the market yesterday.
   a) go
   b) went
   c) will go
   d) am going
2. She ________ always read books before bed.
   a) has
   b) is
   c) was
   d) have
3. By tomorrow, we ________ finished the project.
   a) will
   b) will have
   c) have
   d) had
4. He ________ at the party when we arrived.
   a) dance
   b) was dancing
   c) is dancing
   d) will dance
5. I ________ my homework right now.
   a) am doing
   b) do
   c) have done
   d) will do
6. We ________ to the cinema next week.
   a) will go
   b) went
   c) goes
   d) are going
7. They ________ not finished their work yet.
   a) has
   b) have
   c) had
   d) will have
8. She ________ a letter to her friend last week.
   a) writes
   b) wrote
   c) will write
   d) is writing
9. We ________ lunch when the doorbell rang.
   a) were having
   b) are having
   c) have had
   d) had
10. By the time he arrives, we ________ finished.
    a) will have
    b) had
    c) have
    d) are
11. I ________ to the doctor this morning.
    a) went
    b) go
    c) will go
    d) am going
12. They ________ going to the beach tomorrow.
    a) is
    b) will
    c) are
    d) have
13. He ________ not like pizza.
    a) do
    b) did
    c) does
    d) will
14. We ________ met him before.
    a) have
    b) has
    c) had
    d) are
15. They ________ play football when it started raining.
    a) was playing
    b) were playing
    c) is playing
    d) play
16. I ________ never seen a lion before.
    a) have
    b) will
    c) am
    d) is
17. She ________ not go to the party yesterday.
    a) do
    b) does
    c) will
    d) did
18. He ________ finish the book by next week.
    a) will
    b) is
    c) has
    d) had
19. I ________ go to the park every Saturday.
    a) have
    b) am
    c) goes
    d) go
20. We ________ eaten lunch before they arrived.
    a) have
    b) had
    c) were
    d) is

Part C: Theory Questions (20 Simple Short Answer Questions)

1. What is the present continuous tense used for?
2. How do you make a question in the future tense?
3. What is the past tense of “eat”?
4. Write a sentence using “be going to” in the future tense.
5. How do you form a sentence in the present perfect tense?
6. What does the past continuous tense describe?
7. How is the simple future tense formed?
8. What is the difference between “have been” and “have gone”?
9. Write a sentence in the past tense using an irregular verb.
10. What is the rule for adding “-ed” to regular verbs in the past tense?
11. What is the present tense used for?
12. How do you form negative sentences in the present perfect tense?
13. Give an example of a future continuous sentence.
14. What is the past tense of “swim”?
15. When do you use “did” in a sentence?
16. Write a sentence using the past continuous tense.
17. How do you make a sentence in the past perfect tense?
18. What is a past participle?
19. Write a sentence using “will” to express a future action.
20. How do you make a sentence in the past tense with a regular verb?

Part D: True or False Questions (20 True or False Questions)

1. The present tense describes actions happening now. (True/False)
2. “She will go to the store” is an example of the present tense. (True/False)
3. The past tense describes actions that happened in the past. (True/False)
4. “He has eaten lunch” is an example of the past tense. (True/False)
5. The future tense is used to talk about actions that will happen later. (True/False)
6. “I am reading a book” is an example of the past continuous tense. (True/False)
7. “They were working when the power went out” is in the past continuous tense. (True/False)
8. “He does not like pizza” is in the future tense. (True/False)
9. “I will go to the park” is an example of the future tense. (True/False)
10. “They are playing football right now” is an example of the present tense. (True/False)
11. “She has never been to the beach” is in the present perfect tense. (True/False)
12. “I will have finished my work by tomorrow” is an example of the future perfect tense. (True/False)
13. The past continuous tense uses “was” or “were” + verb + “ing.” (True/False)
14. “I will be eating lunch at 12 pm” is in the future continuous tense. (True/False)
15. The present perfect tense is used for actions that happened at a specific time in the past. (True/False)
16. “He has done his homework” is an example of the present perfect tense. (True/False)
17. The future tense is always formed by using “will.” (True/False)
18. “She was reading a book” is in the present tense. (True/False)
19. The past tense is used to describe something happening right now. (True/False)
20. “I have been to the zoo” is in the present perfect tense. (True/False)

Part E: Fill-in-the-Gaps Questions (20 Fill-in-blank Questions Without Options)

1. I ________ (go) to school every day.
2. She ________ (finish) her homework.
3. They ________ (play) football when it started raining.
4. He ________ (eat) his dinner right now.
5. We ________ (visit) the museum last weekend.
6. I ________ (never) been to London.
7. They ________ (not/like) playing tennis.
8. I ________ (study) English for five years.
9. He ________ (help) me with my homework yesterday.
10. We ________ (arrive) at the station at 9 am.
11. She ________ (work) when I called her.
12. By the time he arrives, I ________ (finish) my work.
13. I ________ (not/see) him yet.
14. They ________ (go) to the movies last night.
15. I ________ (be) here for two hours.
16. They ________ (play) tennis every Saturday.
17. She ________ (visit) her grandmother tomorrow.
18. I ________ (not/eat) my lunch yet.
19. He ________ (already/see) the movie.
20. We ________ (wait) for the bus when it started raining.

Assessment:

• Teacher will review students’ responses, discuss their answers, and provide corrections where necessary.

Conclusion:

• Reinforce understanding of tense usage through additional practice.
• Encourage students to create their own examples of different tenses.