Identifying Tenses Quiz
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– Have you ever been to Australia?
– Susan will be joining us .
A. Present perfect / Future simple
B. Past perfect / Future progressive
C. Present perfect /Future perfect progressive
D. Present perfect / Future progressive
Rhinos are slowly disappearing because of illegal hunting.
A. Present Simple
B. Present Continuous
C. Past Simple
D. Past Continuous
Mike has been playing video games all morning.
Tony and Kathy have been taking karate lessons for years.
I haven’t been playing video games or taking karate lessons.
A. Present simple
B. Present continuous
C. Present perfect
D. Present perfect continuous
The penguins were sliding down the ice.
A. Present Simple
B. Present Continuous
C. Past Simple
D. Past Continuous
Sam takes English lessons every day.
A. Present Simple
B. Past Simple
C. Future Simple
Kathy did her homework.
Tom and Leila watched TV.
I didn’t know what to do.
A. Past simple
B. Past continuous
C. Past perfect simple
D. Past perfect continuous
I finished the project yesterday
A. Present simple
B. Past simple
C. Present perfect
D. Past perfect
They had been dating for two years.
A. Present Perfect Simple
B. Past Perfect Simple
C. Future Perfect Simple
D. Present Perfect Continuous
E. Past Perfect Continuous
She has lived in this street for ten years.
A. Present simple
B. Past simple
C. Present perfect progressive
D. Present perfect
What are you doing there?
A. Past simple progressive
B. Present perfect progressive
C. Present progressive
D. Past perfect progressive
I had seen that movie.
A. Present Perfect Simple
B. Past Perfect Simple
C. Future Perfect Simple
D. Present Perfect Continuous
E. Past Perfect Continuous
– She has lived in this street for ten years.
– By this time tomorrow, I will have finished working on it
A. Present perfect /Simple future
B. Past perfect / Future perfect progressive
C. Past perfect /Future progressive
D. Present perfect / Future perfect
Paul always comes to work on time .
A. Past simple
B. Present progressive
C. Present simple
D. Present perfect
Gorillas don’t live in the savannah.
A. Present Simple
B. Present Continuous
I have been studying since morning .
A. Present perfect simple
B. Present progressive
C. Present perfect progressive
D. Past simple progressive
The boys were severely reprimanded by their teacher
A. Simple past progressive-active
B. Simple present progressive-passive
C. Simple past -passive
D. Present perfect -passive
The letter is written .
A. Present simple -active
B. Past simple -passive
C. Present simple t-passive
D. Present perfect-passive
– I am doing an exercise now.
– She will be 20 next summer .
A. Present simple / Future progressive
B. Present progressive/Future perfect
C. Present progressive/ Future simple
D. Past progressive/ Future simple
Kathy had done her homework.
Tom and Leila had watched TV.
I hadn’t had dinner.
A. Past simple
B. Past continuous
C. Past perfect simple
D. Past perfect continuous
The keys have been found .
A. Present perfect -active
B. Past perfect -passive
C. Present perfect-passive
D. Past perfect -active
Mike is playing video games.
Tony and Kathy are taking karate lessons.
I’m not playing video games or taking karate lessons.
A. Present simple
B. Present continuous
C. Present perfect
D. Present perfect continuous
I will be waiting for you.
A. Present progressive
B. Simple future
C. Future perfect
D. Future progressive
– They were working on her computer.
– They have already left
A. Present progressive / present perfect
B. Past progressive/ Past perfect
C. Past progressive / Present perfect
D. Past progressive / Present simple
– I was watching TV at 8 p.m. yesterday.
– She has never been to England .
A. Present progressive/ Present perfect
B. Past progressive/Present perfect
C. Present progressive /Past perfect
D. Past progressive/ Present perfect progressive
Judy has watched TV every night this week.
A. Present Perfect Simple
B. Past Perfect Simple
C. Future Perfect Simple
D. Present Perfect Continuous
E. Past Perfect Continuous
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