Look at the food in the fridge. Write sentences in the present and past as in the example.

Present / Past pairs (as in a fridge check):

1. Present: There is a carton of milk in the fridge.
   Past: There was a carton of milk in the fridge yesterday.

2. Present: There are two tomatoes on the middle shelf.
   Past: There were two tomatoes on the middle shelf last night.

3. Present: There isn’t any cheese in the drawer.
   Past: There wasn’t any cheese in the drawer this morning.

4. Present: There are some strawberries in a plastic box.
   Past: There were some strawberries in a plastic box last weekend.

5. Present: There’s a pizza on the top shelf.
   Past: There was a pizza on the top shelf yesterday evening.

6. Present: There aren’t any eggs left.
   Past: There weren’t any eggs left on Monday.

7. Present: There’s some butter next to the jam.
   Past: There was some butter next to the jam earlier today.

8. Present: There are a few lemons in the door.
   Past: There were a few lemons in the door last week.

9. Present: There’s a bottle of orange juice on the bottom shelf.
   Past: There was a bottle of orange juice on the bottom shelf yesterday morning.

10. Present: There are leftovers from dinner in a container.
    Past: There were leftovers from dinner in a container on Tuesday.