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Tense Truths: Quick Quiz

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Tense Truths: Quick Quiz
 

Tense Truths: Quick QuizOnline version

Test your English tense skills.

by Nuradriana Batrisyia
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The present continuous is used for actions happening now.

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The past continuous describes completed actions in the past.

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The present perfect is used for a past action with a definite time in the past.

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The present simple is used for actions happening at the moment of speaking.

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The past simple uses the -ed ending for regular verbs.

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The future continuous is formed with will be + verb-ing.

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The simple present describes habitual actions.

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The future simple is formed with will + base verb.

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The past simple and present perfect have the same uses.

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The present perfect is used for actions that started in the past and continue to the present.

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