by BlastRoom
Practice keeping verb tenses consistent across IELTS-style paragraphs.
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40 questions
One question set, multiple game modes. Tap any game to see it in action. Not sure which to pick?
Answer to place stones and capture territory.
Outrun the snow together.
Earn blasts, then hunt the other team.
Answer to earn energy, then climb.

The class blasts through walls together.
Bid on mystery lots. Most money wins.
Sell tours. Nice, standard, or a total scam.
Answer, restock, and serve the rush.
More correct answers pulls the rope your way.
Answer, then shoot down the alien wave.
Answer, then tap to leap the frozen ridge.
The factory closed in 2015. The council bought the site and later ___ a training centre there.
The pilot study will begin next month. The team will recruit 60 volunteers, and then it ___ their sleep patterns for eight weeks.
Every winter the library extends its opening hours. Staff advertise the change, and students ___ the extra evening sessions.
The 2018 report described earlier fieldwork. By then the charity had surveyed residents, and it ___ the results by age group.
The committee meets every Friday. It reviews new evidence and ___ recommendations before midday.
In 2021, the department reduced printing. It moved forms online and ___ paper use by 40 per cent.
At present, the college is testing a new timetable. It is surveying commuters and ___ bus arrivals each morning.
The grant ended in March. The team submitted its final accounts and ___ the equipment to storage.
Next year, the museum will close one gallery. It will protect the paintings and ___ the roof above them.
Since 2019, the clinic has offered video appointments. It has trained staff and ___ patients how to log in.
During the six-month trial, participants kept diaries. They recorded meals and ___ changes in mood each evening.
The road reopened on Monday. Workers replaced the signs and ___ the cycle lane over the weekend.
Which sentence breaks the past time frame? (1) The survey began in 2018. (2) Researchers visited five campuses. (3) Students complete an online diary. (4) The team published its report.
Which sentence breaks the present time frame? (1) The centre opens at 7 a.m. (2) Staff check bookings online. (3) Visitors used the lockers near reception. (4) Guides answer questions.
Which sentence breaks the future time frame? (1) The workshop will open on Monday. (2) Staff collected feedback after each session. (3) Tutors will demonstrate the software. (4) Participants will submit comments online.
Which sentence breaks the past time frame? (1) The scheme ran for two years. (2) Residents received free meters. (3) Advisers visited homes. (4) Bills fall after each visit.
Which sentence breaks the future plan? (1) The city will extend the tram line. (2) Engineers will test the bridge. (3) Passengers boarded at two temporary stops. (4) Services will resume in September.
Which sentence breaks the completed 2022 time frame? (1) The project started in February 2022. (2) The database is updated every week. (3) Volunteers mapped local trees. (4) The final map appeared in December.
Which sentence breaks the current routine? (1) The lab stores samples at 4 °C. (2) Technicians labelled each tray yesterday. (3) Assistants clean the benches daily. (4) The supervisor checks the log.
Which sentence breaks the past-perfect background? (1) Before funding ended, the team had recruited 80 adults. (2) It had tested each participant. (3) It publishes a summary. (4) It had archived the forms.
Which sentence breaks the past time frame? (1) The training took place in April. (2) Speakers explained the marking criteria. (3) Candidates practised introductions. (4) The organiser sends feedback later.
Which sentence breaks the current trend? (1) Online applications rose sharply in 2019. (2) More students submit forms digitally. (3) Staff check documents online. (4) The system sends receipts automatically.
The strike ended in May, but passenger numbers ___ steadily since services returned.
The college has used digital forms for years, but last month it ___ the final paper version.
Air quality improved during the trial, and complaints ___ low since the new filters were installed.
The café chain opened a branch in 2020, but it ___ three more sites since then.
The report has discussed national trends, but in 2021 the authors ___ one coastal town in detail.
The app crashed during the first week, but its performance ___ since the update.
Several students missed the first seminar, but they ___ all later sessions this term.
The team has collected responses since January, but yesterday it ___ the survey to new participants.
Prices fell in 2022, but the index ___ by 6 per cent over the past year.
The university has tracked graduate jobs since 2018, but it ___ the questionnaire in March.
The council commissioned the study in 2019 and published the findings a year later. The fare freeze follows in 2021. Which correction makes the tenses consistent?
The team submitted the report in 2020. It summarised feedback and recommends a new timetable. Which repair makes the tenses agree?
The centre opens at 8 a.m. Staff check passes and recorded visitor numbers at reception. Which repair makes the tenses agree?
The pilot will start in July. Tutors will brief students and collected consent forms. Which repair makes the future plan consistent?
Since 2021, the clinic has offered online booking. It has trained nurses and reduces waiting times. Which repair makes the tenses agree?
Before the trial ended, analysts had cleaned the files, and they publish a summary. Which repair makes the tenses agree?
The hostel opened in 2017. Managers hired extra staff and are renovating the kitchen in 2018. Which repair makes the tenses consistent?
Each term, tutors collect drafts and will give feedback within a week. Which repair makes the routine consistent?
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