Midterm

Which sentence is in the Simple Past tense?

• The inflation rate is expected to increase next year.

• The inflation rate increased by 1% last month.

• The inflation rate has been stable for the past year.

• The inflation rate will decrease by 2% next year.

Which sentence is in the Simple Present tense?

• He has been studying Economics for two hours.

• He will study Economics tomorrow.

• He studies Economics every day.

• He is going to study Economics.

Which sentence is in the Simple Present tense?

• The stock market crashed last year.

• The stock market is crashing right now.

• The stock market crashes frequently.

• The stock market will crash next week.

Which sentence is in the Simple Present tense?

• The tax code was updated last month.

• The tax code is being updated right now.

• The tax code updates every fiscal year.

• The tax code will be updated next month.

Which sentence is in the Simple Future tense?

• The company released its quarterly earnings report yesterday.

• The company is releasing its quarterly earnings report right now.

• The company will release its quarterly earnings report next week.

• The company has been releasing its quarterly earnings report for a month.

Which sentence is in the Simple Past tense?

• He will study Economics tomorrow.

• He is studying Economics right now.

• He studied Economics yesterday.

• He has been studying Economics for two hours.

Which sentence is in the Simple Future tense?

• The unemployment rate increased last month.

• The unemployment rate is increasing again.

• The unemployment rate will decrease next quarter.

• The unemployment rate has been increasing for a year.

Which sentence is in the Simple Present tense?

• The exchange rate was volatile last week.

• The exchange rate is currently stable.

• The exchange rate will be stable next month.

• The exchange rate has been stable for a while.

Which sentence is in the Simple Past tense?

• The central bank will release a new interest rate tomorrow.

• The central bank is releasing a new interest rate right now.

• The central bank released a new interest rate yesterday.

• The central bank has been releasing new interest rates for a week.

Which sentence is in the Simple Future tense?

• He studied Economics yesterday.

• He is studying Economics right now.

• He will study Economics tomorrow.

• He has been studying Economics for two hours.