Tense Comparison Exercises in Lithianian Grammar are a critical tool for learners to understand temporal dimensions of the language. Lithuanian verbs have three tenses: the past, the present, and the future, distinguished by specific inflectional endings. By comparing tenses in exercises, the students can solidify their understanding about how verb tenses shift in line with the context. The exercises often include transformational tasks where students need to change the verb tense within a sentence while maintaining its overall meaning. For example, swapping a present tense verb with past tense or future tense. Another typical exercise is sentence completion, where students must select the appropriate tense. Such exercises provide learners with practical exposure to changing tenses, which is challenging because Lithuanian verb system lacks auxiliary verbs used in English tense forms. By repeated comparison and practice, students enhance their ability to express actions in different time frames correctly and naturally in the Lithuanian language.