Past Perfect Quiz

What is the formation of past perfect tense?

• had + past participle

• did + past participle

• was + past participle

• has + past participle

Which of the following is a regular verb?

• go

• eat

• break

• travel

Choose the correct form of the irregular verb 'swim' in past participle.

• swum

• swimming

• swimmed

• swam

What is the difference between past perfect and past perfect continuous tense?

• The past perfect tense is used for future actions, while the past perfect continuous tense is used for past actions.

• There is no difference between past perfect and past perfect continuous tense.

• The past perfect tense shows completed actions before another action, while the past perfect continuous tense shows continuous actions before another action.

• The past perfect tense shows continuous actions before another action, while the past perfect continuous tense shows completed actions before another action.

Fill in the blank: By the time we arrived, they _______ already _______ dinner.

• had, ate

• have, eaten

• have, ate

• had, eaten

Which of the following sentences uses past perfect continuous tense? A) She had finished her homework before dinner. B) They had been waiting for the bus for an hour. C) He had gone to the store yesterday. D) I had seen that movie last week.

• A

• B

• C

• D

What is the correct form of the regular verb 'play' in past participle? A) played B) play C) playing D) plays

• A

• D

• C

• B

Choose the correct form of the irregular verb 'break' in past participle.

• broken

• breaks

• broke

• breaking

Which of the following sentences uses past perfect tense? A) She has been studying for the exam all week. B) They had already left when we arrived. C) He will have finished the project by tomorrow. D) I am going to the concert tonight.

• A) She has been studying for the exam all week.

• D) I am going to the concert tonight.

• C) He will have finished the project by tomorrow.

• B) They had already left when we arrived.

What is the correct form of the regular verb 'dance' in past participle?

• dancing

• dance

• dances

• danced