tense

Shakespeare has written dramas appealing to all people of all ages

• A) simple present

• B) present continuous

• C) past perfect

• D) present perfect

Prasanna would have reached Bangalore by this time

• A) present perfect

• B) past perfect

• C) future perfect

• D) simple past

I shall visit the book fair tomorrow

• A) simple past

• B) simple present

• C) simple future

• D) future continuos

What is the proper definition of present perfect continuous tense?

• A) Present Perfect Continuous tense is used to show that an action started in the past and has continued up to the present moment.

• B) Present Perfect Continuous tense refers to an action or state that either occurred at an indefinite time in the past

• C) Present Perfect Continuous tense is a tense expressing an action that is currently going on or habitually performed

• D) I have no idea

When you phoned, I ................................. in the garage.

• A) Worked

• B) Am Working

• C) Was working

• d) Will be working

I can't dance because I ........................... my leg.

• A) broke

• B) have broken

• C) had broken

Select which sentence is NOT in future continuous tense

• A) The poet will be writing a romantic poem for the program

• B) The lyricist will be writing a realistic song for the film

• C) I will not be attending the program because of my busy schedule

• D) We will watch a movie in this Cineplex on next Friday

"An action was completed at some point in the past before something else happened" What tense is this?

• A) Present perfect

• B) Past perfect

• C) Past perfect continuous

• D) Simple past

"I could have gone to the musuem today." What tense is this?

• A) Present Perfect continuous tense

• B) Past perfect tense

• C) Present perfect tense

• D) Future perfect tense

We ______ have dinner in a restaurant; I have made a reservation.

• are going to
• will be
• did
• won't

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