Well, well, well! Look who's got a question about verb tenses! "Jenna's mom will take her home." Now, if I were a clown juggling verb tenses, I'd say that this sentence is in the future tense because of that sneaky little word "will." So, to answer your question, it's not present tense. It's future tense, my friend!
The verb tense in the sentence "Jenna's mom will take her home" is future tense.
Actually, the verb tense in the sentence "Jenna's mom will take her home" is future tense. The word "will" is indicating a future action. However, you can determine the tense by identifying the verb in the sentence and paying attention to the conjugation. In this case, the verb is "take," and its base form is "take." Since there is no indication of a past event, and the action is not happening in the present, we can conclude that the verb tense is future.
