English Verb Tenses Quiz

Form the present perfect simple of the verb 'to eat'

• is eating

• has eaten

• have ate

• had eaten

Write a sentence using the present perfect continuous tense

• I studied for my English Verb Tenses Quiz

• I have been studying for my English Verb Tenses Quiz.

• I will study for my English Verb Tenses Quiz

• I am studying for my English Verb Tenses Quiz

Conjugate the verb 'to go' in the past simple for the pronoun 'he'

• goed

• went

• goed

• goed

Construct a sentence in the past continuous tense using the verb 'to play'

• I am playing football when it started raining.

• I will be playing football when it started raining.

• I played football when it started raining.

• I was playing football when it started raining.

What is the difference between present perfect simple and present perfect continuous?

• The present perfect continuous emphasizes the past result of an action while the present perfect simple emphasizes the duration or continuous nature of an action.

• The present perfect simple emphasizes the result of an action, while the present perfect continuous emphasizes the duration or continuous nature of an action.

Identify the present perfect simple in the following sentence: 'I have finished my homework'

• I finished

• I will finish

• I have finished

• I am finishing

Identify the present perfect continuous in the following sentence: 'She has been studying for hours'

• has been studying

• have been studying

• had been studying

• will be studying

Form the present perfect simple of the verb 'to write'

• writing

• has written

• have written

• wrote

Write a sentence using the present perfect continuous tense

• I have been studying for my exams last week.

• I have been studying for my exams right now.

• I have been studying for my exams next week.

• I have been studying for my exams all week.

What is the difference between past continuous and simple past?

• The past continuos describes actions that happened in a specific moment in the past. On the other hand, the past simple describes actions that were in progress in the past.

• The past simple describes actions that happened in a specific moment in the past. On the other hand, the past continuous describes actions that were in progress in the past.