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ESL Tense Challenge A2+

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Test your present and past tense skills.

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Test your present and past tense skills.

by Ohmygod Teacher!
1

Which sentence is in present simple?

2

Which sentence uses present continuous?

3

Choose the past continuous form.

4

Select the past simple sentence.

5

Which sentence is present perfect simple?

6

Choose the present perfect continuous sentence.

7

Which sentence correctly uses present simple for habits?

8

Identify the sentence in present continuous for a future arrangement.

9

Choose the sentence in past simple about a finished action.

10

Which sentence uses present perfect simple with 'since' or 'for'?

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Present simple uses base form for he/she/it with -s. The others use continuous, past, or perfect forms.

Present continuous uses am/is/are + verb-ing. The others are simple, past, or present perfect.

Past continuous: was/were + verb-ing. Other options mix tenses or simple past.

Past simple uses verb + ed (finished). Others are continuous or perfect forms in wrong time.

Present perfect simple uses have/has + past participle. The others are simple or present perfect continuous.

Present perfect continuous: has/have + been + verb-ing. Others are simple or perfect simple.

Present simple for routines. The others show ongoing, past, or perfect forms.

Present continuous can express future plans. Others do not indicate a planned future.

Past simple for completed past actions. The others use continuous or perfect forms.

Present perfect simple with since/for. Others are ungrammatical with these time expressions.

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