Class 6 Grammar Present Tense – Simple and Perfect
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Class 6 Grammar Present Tense – Simple and Perfect
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Tense Sense: Simple and Perfect Present Practice for Class 6
This worksheet helps Class 6 learners understand and apply the two major types of present tense—Simple Present and Present Perfect. Through sentence completion, paragraph editing, and error correction, students build a strong foundation in identifying and using these tenses accurately.
Why do Present Tense Forms Matter in Grammar?
Understanding present tenses enables learners to:
1. Talk about daily routines and habits with clarity.
2. Describe recent or completed actions effectively.
3. Strengthen writing with correct verb forms.
4. Improve fluency by choosing the right tense in context.
What’s Inside This Worksheet?
This worksheet includes five engaging grammar tasks:
🧠 Exercise 1 – Simple Present: MCQ Fill in the Blanks
Students choose the correct simple present verb form for everyday sentences.
📖 Exercise 2 – Paragraph: Simple Present Fill-in
Learners complete a descriptive passage by using the correct simple present verbs in brackets.
📝 Exercise 3 – Present Perfect: Choose the Right Form
Students select the correct verb form (has/have + past participle) from two options.
✍️ Exercise 4 – Present Perfect: Paragraph Completion
A short story paragraph where students fill in the present perfect form of the verbs given in brackets.
🔧 Exercise 5 – Spot and Correct the Error
Students identify and correct one tense error per sentence using either simple present or present perfect.
✅ Answer Key (For Parents & Educators)
Exercise 1 – MCQ (Simple Present)
1. feed
2. brushes
3. live
4. sings
5. plays
6. watch
7. cooks
8. practise
Exercise 2 – Paragraph (Simple Present)
1. goes
2. chooses
3. enjoys
4. sees
5. flows
6. gather
7. play
8. splash
9. flap
10. make
11. smiles
12. watches
13. feels
14. loves
15. moves
16. pays
17. misses
18. thinks
19. makes
Exercise 3 – Present Perfect MCQs
1. has visited
2. have crossed
3. has eaten
4. have watched
5. has cleaned
6. have played
7. has prepared
8. has read
9. have travelled
10. has painted
Exercise 4 – Present Perfect Paragraph
1. has visited
2. has enjoyed
3. has told
4. have planned
5. have never seen
6. has already planned
7. has packed
8. have booked
9. have been
Exercise 5 – Error Correction
1. Tina goes to the temple every Sunday.
2. Soham has finished his homework before dinner.
3. Aarav plays cricket with his friends after school.
4. My sister Sanvi loves to eat idli for breakfast.
5. Kanishka has not written the letter yet.
6. Anchit studies in class 6 and he likes science.
7. Abhinav has always enjoyed playing ludo during holidays.
8. The children wash their hands before lunch.
Support your child in mastering present tenses with fun, real-world examples and guided corrections.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Present simple is for regular actions; present continuous is for actions happening now.
Because it talks about past actions with present relevance, which can be confusing.
It provides examples and exercises that clarify tense structures with contextual cues.
