Tenses and Article Quiz
English multiple-choice grammar quiz about Tenses and Article
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Identify the future perfect tense in the following options.
A. will have danced
B. dance
C. danced
D. dancing
Which sentence is in the simple present tense?
A. She was going to the market.
B. She goes to the market.
C. She will go to the market.
D. She has gone to the market.
Choose the correct article: ___ apple is a healthy snack.
A. a
B. an
C. the
D. No article needed
Choose the sentence that uses the past perfect continuous tense correctly.
A. She had been reading for two hours.
B. She read for two hours.
C. She reads for two hours.
D. She will read for two hours.
Select the sentence that correctly uses the past perfect tense.
A. She had left before you arrived.
B. She left before you arrived.
C. She leaves before you arrive.
D. She is leaving before you arrive.
Identify the present perfect tense in the following options.
A. has eaten
B. eat
C. ate
D. eating
Select the correct form of the verb to fit in the blank: “By this time next year, I ________ my degree.”
A. complete
B. will complete
C. will have completed
D. have completed
Select the sentence that correctly uses the simple past tense.
A. She sings beautifully.
B. She sang beautifully.
C. She is singing beautifully.
D. She has sung beautifully.
Choose the correct article: ___ sun rises in the east.
A. a
B. an
C. the
D. No article needed
Which sentence correctly uses the future perfect tense?
A. He will finish the work.
B. He finishes the work.
C. He will have finished the work.
D. He is finishing the work.
Choose the correct future continuous tense in the following options.
A. will be running
B. ran
C. run
D. runs
Identify the past continuous tense in the following options.
A. was walking
B. walked
C. walk
D. will walk
Select the correct past tense form of “run.”
A. runned
B. ran
C. run
D. runs
Choose the sentence that uses the present continuous tense correctly.
A. She reads a book.
B. She read a book.
C. She is reading a book.
D. She has read a book.
Identify the correct use of the present perfect continuous tense.
A. I have been studying for three hours.
B. I study for three hours.
C. I studied for three hours.
D. I will study for three hours.
