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A1 English Grammar Quiz

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Guess the words related to simple tenses for A1 English learners!

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A1 English Grammar Quiz
 

A1 English Grammar QuizOnline version

Guess the words related to simple tenses for A1 English learners!

by Yesid Usuga
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z

Starts with A

Something that someone does, often used in sentences to describe activities.

Starts with B

A verb used to describe existence or identity in present and past forms.

Starts with C

A form of a verb that shows an action is ongoing or happening now.

Starts with D

A verb used to perform an action or to ask questions in simple tenses.

Starts with E

A word used to indicate all instances or occurrences, often in present simple.

Starts with F

To complete an action or task, often used in past and present tenses.

Starts with G

A verb that indicates movement from one place to another, used in various tenses.

Starts with H

A verb that indicates possession or experience, used in simple and continuous forms.

Starts with I

A preposition used to indicate location or position, often in present tense sentences.

Starts with J

An action verb that describes moving up and down quickly, used in various tenses.

Starts with K

A verb that indicates understanding or awareness, often used in simple present.

Starts with L

A verb used to express enjoyment or preference, commonly in present simple.

Starts with M

A verb that means to create or produce something, used in various tenses.

Starts with N

A word that indicates the present time, often used in present continuous.

Starts with O

To move something to allow access, used in both simple and continuous forms.

Starts with P

An action verb that means to engage in an activity for enjoyment, used in various tenses.

Starts with Q

A sentence that asks for information, often formed using auxiliary verbs.

Starts with R

An action verb that describes moving quickly on foot, used in different tenses.

Starts with S

A term describing straightforward forms of verbs, like simple past and present.

Starts with T

An action verb that means to speak, used in various tenses to describe communication.

Starts with U

To employ something for a purpose, often seen in simple and continuous tenses.

Starts with V

A word that describes an action, occurrence, or state, essential in sentence structure.

Starts with W

The past of verb to be.

Starts with X

A type of imaging used in medical contexts, often discussed in present or past forms.

Starts with Y

A pronoun used to refer to the person or people being addressed in conversation.

Starts with Z

To move quickly or to focus closely, often used in present continuous.

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