Grammar Quiz

Verb Tenses and Phrases Quiz

English multiple-choice grammar quiz about Verb Tenses and Phrases

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What is the correct spelling of the present tense of the verb try?

A. tries

B. trys

C. will try

D. tried


What tense is the verb phrase has been asking?

A. past tense

B. present tense

C. future tense


Change this verb phrase to be PRESENT TENSE:

would have played

A. is playing

B. will be playing

C. has played

D. could have played


Change this verb phrase to be FUTURE TENSE:

has flown

A. will fly

B. is flying

C. could have flown


What do you call two or more verbs that work together?

A. A verb phrase

B. A helping verb

C. An action verb

D. A bunch of verbs


In this sentence, what word(s) tell the tense?

I want you to come by my office later.

A. want

B. I

C. office

D. later


In this sentence, what word(s) tell the tense?

She is going to be late to school tomorrow.

A. is going

B. late

C. She

D. tomorrow


Stella ___________ her room after she gets home from school.

A. will clean

B. has cleaned

C. cleaning

D. is cleaning


Change this verb phrase to be PAST TENSE:

will laugh

A. was laughing

B. laughs

C. is laughing

D. am laughing


Yesterday, it __________ like crazy!

A. snowed

B. will snow

C. is snowing

D. has been snowing


Where do you look to find the tense of a sentence?

A. at the verb or verb phrase

B. at the noun

C. at words like “later” and “before”

D. at the first word of the sentence


What tense is the verb phrase can see?

A. past tense

B. present tense

C. future tense


What tense is the verb phrase might go?

A. past tense

B. present tense

C. future tense


What tense is the verb phrase will play?

A. past tense

B. present tense

C. future tense


What kind of word helps the main verb make sense?

A. A helping verb

B. The main verb

C. An action verb


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