are the tenses and constructions used correctly? /going to/ I am going to walk later (you only use the near future for actions that will occurr in a few mintues, for example: "I'm gonna get a glass of water". / The Present Continuous Tense/ I’m reading a book I’m eating a banana /The Past Continuous Tense/ Yesterday was raining. /The Future Continuous Tense/ I will be reading a book tomorrow. / Is it correct to say this at this time The Present Perfect Tense?/ I have eaten a casserole in Tuesday. She has cooked a casserole in Sunday. All of the rest are correct. I hope that could help you.

are the tenses and constructions used correctly? /going to/ I am going to walk in the morning. / The Present Continuous Tense/ I’m reading a book. I’m eating a banana. /The Past Continuous Tense/ It was raining yesterday. /The Future Continuous Tense/ I will be reading a book tomorrow. / Is it correct to say this at this time The Present Perfect Tense?/ I ate a casserole on Tuesday. She cooked a casserole on Sunday.

are the tenses and constructions used correctly? /going to/ I am going to walk in the morning. / The Present Continuous Tense/ I’m reading a book I’m eating a banana /The Past Continuous Tense/ Yesterday it was going to Rain..... (we usually use this for interrupted actions in the future) /The Future Continuous Tense/ I will be reading a book tomorrow. / Is it correct to say this at this time The Present Perfect Tense?/ I ate a casserole on Tuesday. (past simple for finished actions) She cooked a casserole on Sunday.

Hello Darya, It would be: I am going to walk this morning* Yesterday it was raining* I ate a casserole on Tueday* She cooked a casserole on Sunday* Let me know if you have questions:)

are the tenses and constructions used correctly? /going to/ I am going to walk in the morning. / The Present Continuous Tense/ I’m reading a book I’m eating a banana /The Past Continuous Tense/ Yesterday it was raining . /The Future Continuous Tense/ I will be reading a book tomorrow. / Is it correct to say this at this time The Present Perfect Tense?/ I ate a casserole on Tuesday. She cooked a casserole on Sunday.