Interactive English Tenses.

"English Tenses Puzzle" is a free online knowledge level game to practice and learn 10 English tenses. A short flash game for desktop computers, laptops and tablets, which may be played in the web browser. The Language Knowledge Board include 10 of 17 tenses to play with. Part of the Interactive Language Learning educational tools.

This fun education game may answer some of the following questions:

• What is an example of Past Progressive tense?
• What is an example of Present Simple tense?
• What is an example of Present Progressive tense?
• What is an example of Past Simple tense?
• What is an example of Future Simple tense?
• What is an example of Conditional Simple tense?
• What is an example of Conditional Progressive tense?
• What is an example of Present Perfect tense?
• What is an example of Past Perfect tense?
• What is an example of Past Perfect Progressive tense?

How to play English Tenses Puzzle.

There are 10 missing pieces of the puzzle and every one have a different fitting place. Drag and drop the tense names, where they complete the form of the correct example. Every time the pieces places are generated differently and some times they may overlap.

Knowledge Achievements:
Know at least 3 english tenses.
Difficulty: Medium
Winning the game rewards +1 Knowledge Level.

Class Subject: Examples of English tenses.

There are 17 tenses in the English language. Today we learn only 10 of them with this popular fun puzzle, to match the tenses with the right example. Included tenses and examples are:

Past Progressive Tense - He was playing games - while

Present Simple Tense - He plays games - always

Present Progressive Tense - He is playing games - now

Past Simple Tense - He played games - yesterday

Future Simple Tense - He will play games - tomorrow

Conditional Simple Tense - He would play games - may be

Conditional Progressive Tense - He would be playing game - may be while

Present Perfect Tense - He has played games - already

Past Perfect Tense - He had played games - already no witness

Past Perfect Progressive Tense - He had beem playing games - while then