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Understanding Tense Logic

Telling a friend about your day: the timeline in your head

The present perfect trap: finished, but still connected to now

Describing charts and graphs: the tense examiners expect

Practice: Choose the Correct Tense

Quiz 1: Describing a general trend

Quiz 2: A finished action with a specific past date

Quiz 3: A prediction based on current trends

Quiz 4: Present perfect vs. past simple

Quiz 5: General fact / habitual truth

Quiz 6: Task 1 -- graph ending in the past

Quiz 7: Task 1 -- graph with a projected future segment

Quiz 8: Cause rooted in the past, effect now

Quiz 9: Speaking Part 2 -- narrating a past experience

Quiz 10: An unfinished time period ("so far", "this year")

Quiz 11: Recommendation in an essay conclusion

Quiz 12: Mixed tenses in one sentence (spot the error)

Quiz 13: Present tense for a scientific/general fact

Quiz 14: A plan already decided (going to vs. will)

Quiz 15: Past habitual action, no longer true

Quiz 16: Task 1 -- present tense for current-only data

Quiz 17: Present perfect with a result relevant now

Quiz 18: Full review -- essay paragraph

Quiz Review: Why Each Answer Works

Present, past, and future tense forms -- the tense-mixing errors that most commonly cost Task Achievement and Grammatical Range marks, built from an everyday storytelling analogy up to exam-ready control.

Tense-mixing is one of the fastest ways to lose Grammatical Range and Accuracy marks -- often in a single sentence that starts in one tense and drifts into another. This module rebuilds tense logic from an everyday timeline analogy, then drills it against real IELTS-style sentences.

Tenses: Present, Past, and Future Forms

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