The catcher wore the helmet.
past
They said hello.
past
He has taken his own bicycle.
present perfect
Throw the ball.
present
Craig is happy.
present
She has a new jacket.
present
She paid for it herself
past
Shall we go to Waterside too?
future
You will find it on the table.
future
We have eaten lunch.
present perfect
We almost froze yesterday.
past
My father had spoken to the club.
past perfect
Bob earned some money.
past
He will buy a CD.
future
Has Rick already gone?
present perfect
Cathy likes pumpkin pie.
present
The men are moving the piano.
present
We have chosen new band uniforms.
present prefect
Tim did seventy eight pushups.
past
I had won the prize.
past perfect
Her mother will pick up the package tonight.
future
The PTA bought seventeen computers.
past
The purple bird flew away.
past
The ship touched the iceberg.
past
The plants had grown much taller.
past perfect
Will you take the Metro?
future
I will not go the movies tonight.
future
Jeff had been to the store yesterday.
past perfect
Do you have your pencil with you?
present
We heard the explosion last night.
past
You do not fool me now.
present
Shall I bring the plates and cups?
future
The team played well in the tournament.
past
The movie will have already started.
future perfect
We will never forget his expressio.
future
Kelly knows the secret.
present
Are you ready?
present
Have you kept your ticket stub?
present perfect
Pete has had the measles.
present perfect.
The new puppies are sleeping.
present
The sky was dark during the last inning.
past
The fresh cookies smell delicious.
present
Mother baked two dozen cookies yesterday afternoon.
past
The crowd has waited six hours already.
present perfect
These walnuts hung from the tree all summer.
past
Eight students in this school have earned perfect A averages.
present perfect
Jan tasted the fragrant pecan pie.
past
The pie has hardly cooled enough to eat.
present perfect
The crust is perfect.
present
The lake appears calm.
present