Which sentence is in the negative form of past continuous tense?

c) He wasn't paying attention in class.

a) They were walking in the park.

Which sentence is in the past continuous interrogative form?

c) Were you studying for the exam all night?

a) The birds were singing in the trees.

b) We were watching a movie last night.

Which sentence is in the past perfect tense?

b) They had eaten dinner before the movie started.

a) I will have finished my homework by the time you arrive.

c) She is going to travel to Europe next year.

Which sentence is in the negative form of past perfect tense?

c) I hadn't seen that movie before.

a) He had already left before I arrived.

b) They had finished the project on time.

Which sentence is in the past perfect interrogative form?

c) Had you finished your work by the deadline?

a) She had already booked the flight.

b) We had visited that museum before

Which sentence is in the present simple tense?

c) She walks to work every day.

a) They are playing basketball right now.

b) I will go to the gym after work.

Which sentence is in the present simple interrogative form?

a) She reads books in her free time.

b) They watch movies on Friday nights.

Which sentence is in the present continuous tense?

b) They are watching TV right now.

a) She goes to the gym every day.

Which sentence is in the negative form of present continuous tense?

c) They are not working on the project right now.

b) She is playing soccer with her friends.

Which sentence uses the present perfect correctly?

b) She has never been to New York.

a) I have eat breakfast already.

c) They has visited Paris last year.

d) He have seen that movie twice.

Which sentence uses the present perfect correctly?

b) She has never been to New York.

a) I have eat breakfast already.

c) They has visited Paris last year.

d) He have seen that movie twice.

Which sentence is in the present perfect continuous tense?

b) She has been studying for three hours.

a) I have seen that movie before.

c) They have visited Japan twice.

Which sentence uses the present perfect to describe an action that started in the past and continues up to the present?

b) She has been living in London for five years.

a) I have read that book last year.

c) They have visited Mexico three times.

d) He has written a letter yesterday.

Which sentence uses the present perfect correctly to talk about an experience someone had in their life?

a) I have bought a new car yesterday.

c) They has traveled to Spain last summer.

d) He have seen that movie twice.

Which sentence is in the present perfect tense and expresses a completed action with a specific time reference?

c) They have visited France twice this year.

a) I have been studying for three hours.

b) She has never been to Italy before.

Which sentence uses the future simple correctly?

d) We will meet at the park at 3 pm.

a) He will going to the store tomorrow.

b) She is going to will study for her exam.

c) They will have been working for ten hours.

Which sentence uses the future simple with a negative contraction?

c) They won't have finished their project by then.

a) I will not going to the party.

b) She willn't be able to come with us.

d) He is not will play soccer tomorrow.

. Which sentence uses the future simple to talk about a future action that is already planned or arranged?

We will meet at the airport at 9 am.

He will go to the concert if he can.

She might go to the beach this weekend.

They are going to see a movie tonight

Which sentence uses the future simple with a question word?

She is going to will study for her exam.

They will have been working for ten hours.

We will see what happens tomorrow.

Which sentence uses the future simple with an adverb of time?

We will travel to Europe next month.

He will visit his grandparents next week.

They will finish their work soon.

Which sentence uses the future continuous correctly?

We will be watching a movie at 8 pm.

She will be cook dinner tonight.

They will have been hiking for five hours.

He is going to will play tennis tomorrow.

Which sentence uses the future continuous in the negative form?

He will not be coming to the party.

She will be waiting for us at the airport.

They will be studying for their exam all night.

We will be traveling to Europe next month.

Which sentence uses the future continuous to talk about a future action that will be in progress at a specific time in the future?

They will be sleeping at midnight.

She will be visiting her grandparents next month.

We will be having dinner at 7 pm.

Which sentence uses the future continuous to talk about a future action that will be interrupted by another action?

She will be singing while he plays the guitar.

They will be driving to the beach on Sunday.

He will be going to the party with his friends.

We will be watching a movie and then having dinner.

Which sentence uses the future continuous with a question word?

Will you be coming to the concert with us?

She will be visiting her family next month.

They will be studying for their exam all night.

We will be traveling to Europe for two weeks.

Which sentence uses the future perfect correctly?

She will have eaten breakfast by the time we arrive.

They will be finishing their work at 5 pm.

He is going to will have read that book tomorrow.

We will be going to the gym later.

Which sentence uses the future perfect in the negative form?

He will not have arrived by the time we leave.

She will have finished her project by then.

They will have been studying for four hours.

We will have eaten lunch by 1 pm.

Which sentence uses the future perfect to talk about an action that will be completed before a specific time in the future?

They will have finished their work by noon.

She will have been living in London for five years.

He will be going to the gym later.

Which sentence uses the future perfect to talk about a duration of time before a future time?

They will have been hiking for six hours by then.

She will have been waiting for an hour by then.

He will have finished his work by 5 pm.

We will have traveled to three countries by then.

Which sentence uses the future perfect with a question word?

Will you have finished your homework by then?

She will have been living in London for five years.

They will have been studying for their weeks. exam all night.

We will have traveled to Europe for two

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which sentence is in the past simple tense?

a) I am eating breakfast right now.

b) She went to the store yesterday.

c) They will visit their grandparents next weekend.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which sentence is in the past continuous tense?

a) I like to play tennis on weekends.

b) She was dancing at the party last night.

c) They will go to the beach next month.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

2. What is the past simple form of the verb "eat"?

a) eaten

b) eating

c) ate

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

3. Which sentence is in the negative form of past simple tense?

a) I ran five miles yesterday.

b) She finished her homework.

c) He didn't like the movie.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

4. What is the past simple form of the verb "go"?

a) went

b) go

c) gone

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

5. Which sentence is in the past simple interrogative form?

a) The cat slept all day.

b) They played soccer after school.

c) Did you finish your homework last night?

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is the past continuous form of the verb "study"?

a) studied

b) studying

c) was studying

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INGLES QUIZZ

Which sentence is in the past simple tense?

Which sentence is in the past continuous tense?

2. What is the past simple form of the verb "eat"?

3. Which sentence is in the negative form of past simple tense?

4. What is the past simple form of the verb "go"?

5. Which sentence is in the past simple interrogative form?

What is the past continuous form of the verb "study"?

Which sentence is in the negative form of past continuous tense?

What is the past continuous form of the verb "eat"?

Which sentence is in the past continuous interrogative form?

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