Question

Change the present simple sentence “She boils water for tea” into past simple sentence.

• A. She boil water for tea
• B. She is boiling water for tea
• C. She has boiled water for tea
• D. She boiled water for tea

Hint:

To change present simple to past simple, replace the present verb with its past form (e.g., boils → boiled).

Answer 1

The Correct Option is D

Concept: The present simple tense describes habitual or general actions, while the past simple tense describes actions completed in the past. Explanation: The verb \textit{boils} is the present simple form of the verb \textit{boil}. To convert it into past simple tense, we use the past form \textit{boiled}. Therefore, the correct transformation is She boiled water for tea. The other options either use incorrect grammar or different tenses.