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The Curious Case of Benjamin Button - Past Tenses


Do you have problems with the different types of past verb tenses in English? So here you have it! An exercise to practice past verb tenses with one of the best movie scenes of all times! From the movie The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.


So, you can do the activity in 2 different ways, you can listen and complete the conversation, or you can answer the activity and then listen to check!


You can download the exercise (with answer key!) by clicking here!
Or you can go to the link below!
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