The sentences given below are in the past tenses. Change them into the corresponding present tenses.

Exercise

1. He worked at a bank.

2. I was talking to him.

3. She won a lottery.

4. Dad was fixing his bike in the garage.

5. The children were playing with their dog.

6. I had been waiting for two hours.

7. We had not heard anything from them.

8. He wanted to talk to the minister.

9. The child waited for his mother at the gate.

10. The man asked what I was doing there.

Answers

1. He works at a bank. (In the simple present tense, the verb takes the marker -s when the subject is a singular noun.)

2. I am talking to him.

3. She wins a lottery.

4. Dad is fixing his bike in the garage.

5. The children are playing with their dog.

6. I have been waiting for two hours.

7. We have not heard anything from them.

8. He wants to talk to the minister.

9. The child waits for his mother at the gate.

10. The man asks what I am doing there.