Grammar Quiz

Present Tenses: Simple vs Continuous Quiz

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Identify the sentence that uses the present simple tense.

A. She is reading a book.

B. He walks to school every day.

C. They are playing football.

D. I am cooking dinner.


Formulate a negative sentence in the present simple tense: “She _______ (not like) coffee.”

A. does not like

B. is not liking

C. do not like

D. not likes


Use the correct time expression: “I _______ (always) go to bed at 10 PM.”

A. am always going

B. always go

C. am always go

D. always going


Identify the present simple usage: “He _______ (go) to the gym every day.”

A. goes

B. is going

C. go

D. going


Identify the structure of the present continuous tense in the sentence: “They are playing in the park.”

A. Subject + verb + object

B. Subject + is/am/are + verb-ing + object

C. Subject + has/have + past participle

D. Subject + will + verb + object


Differentiate between the tenses: “He is running” and “He runs”.

A. Both are in the present simple tense.

B. Both are in the present continuous tense.

C. The first is present continuous, the second is present simple.

D. The first is present simple, the second is present continuous.


Use the correct time expression: “She _______ (usually) eats breakfast at 8 AM.”

A. is usually eating

B. usually eats

C. is usually eats

D. usually eating


Formulate a question in the present simple tense: “_______ (she/write) letters?”

A. Does she write

B. Is she writing

C. Do she write

D. Does she writes


Formulate a present continuous sentence using the verb “to read”.

A. She reads a book.

B. They read magazines.

C. I am reading a novel.

D. He reads the newspaper.


Differentiate between the tenses: “She is cooking dinner” and “She cooks dinner”.

A. Both are in the present simple tense.

B. Both are in the present continuous tense.

C. The first is present continuous, the second is present simple.

D. The first is present simple, the second is present continuous.


Formulate a negative sentence in the present continuous tense: “He _______ (not watch) TV right now.”

A. does not watch

B. is not watching

C. do not watch

D. not watches


Formulate a present simple sentence using the verb “to write”.

A. She is writing a letter.

B. They write emails every day.

C. I am writing a report.

D. He is writing an essay.


Formulate a present continuous sentence using the verb “to cook”.

A. She cooks dinner.

B. They cook lunch.

C. I am cooking breakfast.

D. He cooks a meal.


Formulate a question in the present simple tense: “_______ (you/like) ice cream?”

A. Do you like

B. Are you liking

C. Does you like

D. Do you likes


Formulate a question in the present continuous tense: “_______ (she/read) a book?”

A. Does she read

B. Is she reading

C. Do she read

D. Is she reads


Identify the sentence that uses the present continuous tense.

A. She writes letters to her friend.

B. He is watching television.

C. They visit their grandparents.

D. I read books in the evening.


__________ you often ____________ your car?

A. Do / clean

B. Is / cleaning

C. Does / clean

D. Are / cleaning


Use the correct time expression: “She _______ (currently) studying for her exams.”

A. currently studies

B. is currently studying

C. currently study

D. currently studying


Formulate a present simple sentence using the verb “to play”.

A. She is playing the piano.

B. They play football on weekends.

C. I am playing chess.

D. He is playing the guitar.


Formulate a negative sentence in the present continuous tense: “They _______ (not play) football right now.”

A. do not play

B. are not playing

C. does not play

D. not plays


Identify the present continuous usage: “They _______ (play) football right now.”

A. plays

B. are playing

C. play

D. is playing


Identify the structure of the present simple tense in the sentence: “He drinks coffee every morning.”

A. Subject + verb + object

B. Subject + is/am/are + verb-ing + object

C. Subject + has/have + past participle

D. Subject + will + verb + object


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