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Test your tenses with daily routines

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Tenses in Daily Life QuizOnline version Test your tenses with daily routines by Rinda Siboy 1 Which tense describes daily routines and habits most often? a Future simple b Past simple c Present simple d Present continuous 2 Which sentence describes an action happening right now? a She was reading a book. b She reads a book. c She is reading a book. d She read a book. 3 Which sentence states a fixed schedule? a The meeting is starting at 10 AM. b The meeting starts at 10 AM tomorrow. c The meeting started at 10 AM. d The meeting starts at 10 AM. 4 Which sentence is good for a descriptive text about morning city? a The park glows at morning light. b The park glows with soft morning light. c The park is glow with morning light. d The park glowed with morning light. 5 Which sentence expresses frequency in a schedule? a I usually jog in the mornings. b I will usually jog in the mornings. c I am usually jog in the mornings. d I jog in the mornings. 6 What is the main purpose of a procedure text? a To explain how to do something in steps b To describe a place c To present opinions in order d To narrate a story 7 Which sequence marker best starts the first step? a First b Nevertheless c Meanwhile d Finally 8 Which of the following is an example of imperative language? a Boiled water is ready b Boil the water c The water is boiling d Water was boiled 9 In a procedure text, what usually comes after the steps? a References b Conclusion or tips c Introduction d Character list 10 Which connectors are common in procedure texts? a Before, after, while b Although, however, but c Because, since, so d First, then, finally 11 Which component lists what you need before starting? a Materials or equipment list b Index c Acknowledgments d Glossary 12 What is the most common English greeting to start a self-introduction? a Goodbye, I'm finished b Hi, I don't want to share c Please listen to me d Hello, my name is 13 How would you introduce yourself with your name and origin? a Hi, I’m Alex. I’m from Canada. b Hi, I am Alex from Canada, living now in Mexico. c Hi, Alex here. Born in Canada, currently in Italy. d Hello, my name is Alex and I eat maple syrup. 14 Choose a natural way to mention your job in a self-intro. a I am here to learn English. b I work as a software engineer. c I am a student who likes to code. d I love coding, this is my hobby. 15 Which sentence best states your hometown or location? a I live in several places at once. b I am not from anywhere. c I’m from Seattle, in the United States. d I’m afraid I can’t tell you where I’m from. 16 How can you share your hobbies in a self-intro? a I do not talk about hobbies. b I enjoy hiking and playing guitar. c Hobbies are private, I never share. d I hate doing things I like. 17 Which is a good way to ask the listener to share about themselves? a Keep quiet, I will speak for both of us. b What about you? Where are you from? c Tell me everything you know. d Why are you listening to me? 18 Identify a concise way to finish a self-introduction. a That’s all I have to say, bye. b I don’t care about this conversation. c I’m the best, thank you. d Nice to meet you all. 19 Choose the correct sentence describing a single item. a There are a chair in the room. b There is chairs in the room. c There is a chair in the room. d There are a chair in the room. 20 Which sentence correctly describes more than one item outside? a There is two cars outside. b There are two cars outside. c There is two car outside. d There are two car outside. 21 Fill in the blank: Are there __ apples on the table? a many b any c some d much 22 Which sentence uses 'there is' correctly with an uncountable noun? a There are a lot of noise in the hall. b There is a lot of noise in the hall. c There are a lot of noises in the hall. d There is a lot of noises in the hall. 23 Choose the sentence that starts with 'There are' for a plural subject. a There is many students in the classroom. b There is many students in the classroom. c There are much students in the classroom. d There are many students in the classroom. 24 Which sentence correctly uses 'there is' with an uncountable noun? a There are some waters in the glass. b There is some water in the glass. c There is some waters in the glass. d There are some water in the glass. 25 Choose the correct form for a single item in the kitchen. a There is a spoon on the counter. b There is spoon on the counter. c There are a spoon on the counter. d There are spoon on the counter. Feedback 1 The present simple states routines and general truths. 2 Present continuous is for actions happening now. 3 Fixed schedules are stated in present simple. 4 Descriptive text uses present simple to describe scenes. 5 Usually indicates frequency with present simple.

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Tenses in Daily Life QuizOnline version

by Rinda Siboy

Which tense describes daily routines and habits most often?

Which sentence describes an action happening right now?

Which sentence states a fixed schedule?

Which sentence is good for a descriptive text about morning city?

Which sentence expresses frequency in a schedule?

What is the main purpose of a procedure text?

Which sequence marker best starts the first step?

Which of the following is an example of imperative language?

In a procedure text, what usually comes after the steps?

Which connectors are common in procedure texts?

Which component lists what you need before starting?

What is the most common English greeting to start a self-introduction?

How would you introduce yourself with your name and origin?

Choose a natural way to mention your job in a self-intro.

Which sentence best states your hometown or location?

How can you share your hobbies in a self-intro?

Which is a good way to ask the listener to share about themselves?

Identify a concise way to finish a self-introduction.

Choose the correct sentence describing a single item.

Which sentence correctly describes more than one item outside?

Fill in the blank: Are there __ apples on the table?

Which sentence uses 'there is' correctly with an uncountable noun?

Choose the sentence that starts with 'There are' for a plural subject.

Which sentence correctly uses 'there is' with an uncountable noun?

Choose the correct form for a single item in the kitchen.