Step 1: Fill in the blank spaces with the current form of the verb in brackets for question 2. a) The children are* reading about global warming. b) Having* listened to the story, they went to sleep. c) He did* treat us very well yesterday. d) The baby has* fallen asleep. e) Ahmed was being* interviewed for a job. Step 2: Complete each sentence by filling in the blanks with the correct word for question 3. a) The brakes* failed but she still managed to control the car. b) I fought off the monster with my bare* hands. c) People ought to keep quiet* when they have nothing useful to say. d) The principal* of the school is my uncle. e) Take a deep breath*. Step 3: Construct ten sentences showing how regular and irregular verbs form past tense and participle forms within different aspects for question 4. Here are ten sentences, including the three you started: 1. She walked to the store yesterday. (Regular verb, simple past tense) 2. They have finished their project. (Regular verb, present perfect, past participle) 3. He had studied for hours before the exam. (Regular verb, past perfect, past participle) 4. I saw a beautiful rainbow this morning. (Irregular verb, simple past tense) 5. We have eaten all the cookies. (Irregular verb, present perfect, past participle) 6. She had written the letter before it was due. (Irregular verb, past perfect, past participle) 7. By next year, they will have completed the new building. (Regular verb, future perfect, past participle) 8. The children were playing happily in the park. (Regular verb, past continuous, present participle) 9. He has been running for an hour. (Irregular verb, present perfect continuous, present participle) 10. They will have gone home by the time we arrive. (Irregular verb, future perfect, past participle) That's 2 down. 3 left today — send the next one.