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Frog Jump Tense Quiz

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Tense practice: frog jumps

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Tense practice: frog jumps

by Olena Mileiko
1

The frog has jumped over the log. Which tense is used?

2

The frog has been jumping for two minutes. Which tense?

3

Yesterday, the frog jumped across the stream. Which tense?

4

The frog has jumped many times this morning. Which tense?

5

The frog has been leaping all afternoon. Which tense?

6

When did the frog jump across the log? Which tense fits best?

7

The frog has jumped again since breakfast. Which tense?

8

The frog has been jumping around the pond, has he? Which tense is used in the main clause?

9

The frog jumped over the log and swam away. Which tense?

10

The frog has jumped over the log many times this week. Which tense?

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Present Perfect shows a past action with present relevance.

Present Perfect Continuous emphasizes duration up to now.

Past Simple describes a completed past action.

Present Perfect connects past actions to now.

Emphasizes ongoing activity up to now.

Past Simple for a specific past event.

Shows a past action with present relevance.

Continuing action up to now.

Narrates a completed past event.

Points to repeated past actions with present relevance.

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