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Test your knowledge of English verb tenses.

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Verb Tense ChallengeOnline version Test your knowledge of English verb tenses. by oscar lopez 1 Present continuous negation uses am/is/are + not + verb-ing: He is not walking. Sí No 2 Past simple for all verbs uses -ing: walked. Sí No 3 Past simple negative uses did + not + base form: She did not walk. Sí No 4 In present simple, you add -ed to I: I walk ed. Sí No 5 Future continuous uses will be + base form: They will walk. Sí No 6 Present continuous for I uses I am walk-ing. Sí No 7 Present simple uses am/are/is for all subjects without distinction. Sí No 8 Future simple uses will have + past participle. Sí No 9 Present continuous uses did + verb: She did walking. Sí No 10 Past perfect is used in all questions without auxiliary: Walk you? Sí No 11 Past simple negation is formed with should + not: She should not walk. Sí No 12 Present continuous uses am/is/are + verb-ing: She is walking. Sí No 13 The base form changes in present simple for all subjects. Sí No 14 Modal verbs like can/should are followed by the base form: I can walk. Sí No 15 Present simple for I/you/we/they uses the base form: walk. Sí No 16 Future simple uses will + base form: they will walk. Sí No 17 Present simple questions use do/does + subject + base form: Do you walk? Sí No 18 Past simple for regular verbs adds -ed: walked. Sí No 19 Modal verbs require -ed after the base verb: I can walks. Sí No 20 Past simple irregulars change the verb: went (go). Sí No 21 Future simple uses have + past participle: They have walked. Sí No 22 Present perfect describes ongoing actions in the present: He walks now. Sí No 23 Present simple questions invert subject and auxiliary 'do/does' in all tenses. Sí No 24 Future simple negation uses do not + base verb: They do not will walk. Sí No 25 For he/she/it in present simple we add -s or -es: walks. Sí No 26 Past simple uses am/is/are for past actions. Sí No 27 In present simple, third person uses no change: she walk. Sí No 28 The verb ‘to be’ in present simple is always 'be': He be walking. Sí No 29 Past simple uses is/are + verb in the past: He is walked. Sí No

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Present continuous negation uses am/is/are + not + verb-ing: He is not walking.

Past simple for all verbs uses -ing: walked.

Past simple negative uses did + not + base form: She did not walk.

In present simple, you add -ed to I: I walk ed.

Future continuous uses will be + base form: They will walk.

Present continuous for I uses I am walk-ing.

Present simple uses am/are/is for all subjects without distinction.

Future simple uses will have + past participle.

Present continuous uses did + verb: She did walking.

Past perfect is used in all questions without auxiliary: Walk you?

Past simple negation is formed with should + not: She should not walk.

Present continuous uses am/is/are + verb-ing: She is walking.

The base form changes in present simple for all subjects.

Modal verbs like can/should are followed by the base form: I can walk.

Present simple for I/you/we/they uses the base form: walk.

Future simple uses will + base form: they will walk.

Present simple questions use do/does + subject + base form: Do you walk?

Past simple for regular verbs adds -ed: walked.

Modal verbs require -ed after the base verb: I can walks.

Past simple irregulars change the verb: went (go).

Future simple uses have + past participle: They have walked.

Present perfect describes ongoing actions in the present: He walks now.

Present simple questions invert subject and auxiliary 'do/does' in all tenses.

Future simple negation uses do not + base verb: They do not will walk.

For he/she/it in present simple we add -s or -es: walks.

Past simple uses am/is/are for past actions.

In present simple, third person uses no change: she walk.

The verb ‘to be’ in present simple is always 'be': He be walking.

Past simple uses is/are + verb in the past: He is walked.