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Test your English tenses

by Sandeep Kaur
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Which sentence is in the present simple tense?

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Choose the present continuous sentence.

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Which sentence is in the past simple tense?

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Which sentence is in the present perfect tense?

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Which sentence expresses the future simple tense?

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Identify the past continuous sentence.

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Choose the present perfect continuous sentence.

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Which sentence is in the past perfect tense?

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Select the future continuous sentence.

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Which sentence shows a habitual action in present simple?

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Present simple for routines; others show present continuous, present perfect, or future.

-ing form indicates ongoing action in present continuous.

Past simple describes a completed action in the past.

Has/have + past participle marks present perfect.

Future simple uses will + base verb.

Past continuous uses was/were + verb-ing for ongoing past action.

Have/has been + verb-ing expresses duration up to now.

Past perfect uses had + past participle to show earlier past.

Future continuous: will be + verb-ing.

Present simple for routines; other options show non-habit or past actions.

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