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English Tenses Quick Quiz

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10 tense-focused questions

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1

Which sentence is correct for Present Simple usage?

2

Which sentence is correct for Present Continuous?

3

Which sentence is correct for Present Perfect?

4

Which sentence is correct for Present Perfect Continuous?

5

Which sentence is correct for Past Simple?

6

Which sentence is correct for Past Continuous?

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Which sentence is correct for Future Simple (Will)?

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Which sentence is correct for Future Continuous?

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Which sentence is correct for Past Perfect?

10

Which option correctly uses Present Perfect about a long state?

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Which sentence uses the definite article correctly?

12

Choose the correct option: ___ sun rises in the east.

13

Fill the blank: I saw ___ Eiffel Tower in Paris.

14

Which rule is correct: Use 'the' when both speaker and listener know the ___?

15

Choose the correct phrase: ___ United States

16

Fill the blank: ___ Atlantic Ocean is deep and wide.

17

Which sentence uses 'the' appropriately before a noun that is specific to context?

18

Do we say ___ Moon or Moon when referring to Earth’s satellite?

19

When not to use 'the'?

20

Is it correct to say '___ sun is bright today' or 'Sun is bright today'?

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Correct form uses base verb with third-person s.

Use am/is/are + verb-ing.

Have/has + past participle.

Has/Have + been + verb-ing; duration emphasis.

Past simple uses second form of regular verbs or irregulars.

Was/were + verb-ing describes ongoing past action.

Subject + will + base verb.

Will be + verb-ing indicates ongoing future action.

Subject + had + past participle.

Have/has + lived + since/for, etc.

Use the before known, unique nouns like 'the sun'.

Use 'the' with unique, obvious sun.

Geographical landmarks with unique names take 'the'.

The definite article is used for shared, known referents.

Countries with words like States usually take 'the'.

Most seas and oceans take 'the'.

Use 'the' for specific, assumed items.

Earth's Moon is typically referred to as 'the Moon'.

Avoid 'the' with general plurals and most proper nouns.

Only the sun when referring to the known sun.

 
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