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Tense 7th English Term 1 Unit 2 Grammar Book back answers

  Perfect Tenses  
Present Perfect Tense:
     It tells us that an action is complete at this time.
       Ex: I have completed my home work.

Past Perfect Tense:
     It tells us about an action that took place before another action in the past.
       Ex: The train had left before he reached the station.

Future Perfect Tense:
     It helps to describe an event that is expected or planned to happen before a time in the future.
       Ex: We would have completed our project by next week.

I. Fill in the blanks with the past perfect tense with the help of the words given in the brackets:

1. When Usha looked out of the window dark clouds ___ (gather) over the mountains.

2. She had no umbrella with her; the weather ___ (seem) so fine just a few hours ago.

3. All was dark again. Night ___ (fall).

4. She ran towards the big gap in the wall through which she ____ (enter).

5. Usha looked back at the ruins. The sun ___ (come) up and was touching the top of the walls.

Answers:

1. had gathered.
2. had seemed.
3. had fallen.
4. had entered.
5. had come.


J. Read this text and fill in the blanks with future tense:

      Iniya moves to Chennai to join an IAS coaching class. Tomorrow by this time she ____ (join) the class. She ___ (undergo) training till next year. She ____ (work) very hard by the time she comes home. Her parents ___ (worry) about her health all the time. They ___ (write) many letters by the time she comes home. They will be very happy when Iniya becomes an IAS officer.

Answers:

1. will have joined.
2. will have undergone.
3. will have worked.
4. will have worried.
5. will have written.

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Tense 7th English Term 1 Unit 2 Grammar Book back answers
Tense 7th English Term 1 Unit 2 Grammar Book back answers


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