Many cattle suffering from a disease called BSE. (is/are)

Many cattle are suffering from a disease called BSE.

A number of people tried to find the treasure. (has/have)

A number of people have tried to find the treasure.

One Direction, a group of boy band, going to hold a party tomorrow. (is/are)

One Direction, a group of boy band, is going to hold a party tomorrow.

Amy and her friends at the beach on every Sunday. (swim/swims)

Amy and her friends swim at the beach on every Sunday.

Either Jay or Sam going to fetch Amy at the airport. (is/are)

Either Jay or Sam is going to fetch Amy at the airport.

The policeman or the thieves accidentally injured several people who were in the mall. (has/have)

The policeman or the thieves have accidentally injured several people who were in the mall.

The thief or the police accidentally injured several people who were in the mall. (has/have)

The thief or the police have accidentally injured several people who were in the mall.

The collection of poetry, including all the long poems, interesting. (is/are)

The collection of poetry, including all the long poems, is interesting.

The CEO, as well as her team of directors, arguing in the meeting currently. (is/are)

The CEO, as well as her team of directors, is arguing in the meeting currently.

I cannot hear you! I a shower. (have)

I cannot hear you! I am having a shower.

I can't hear you! I'm having a shower.

Look at the boy. He us. (watch)

Look at the boy. He is watching us.

Look at the boy. He's watching us.

My little sister the dishes on Saturdays and Sundays. (dry)

My little sister dries the dishes on Saturdays and Sundays.

What is the Negative Interrogative sentence structure for Present Continuous Tense?

is/are + subject + not + present participle (verb-ing) + object + question mark (?)

is/are + subject + present participle (verb-ing) + object + question mark (?)

has/have + subject + not + been + present participle (verb-ing) + object + question mark (?)

has/have + subject + been + present participle (verb-ing) + object + question mark (?)

What is the Negative Statement sentence structure for Present Continuous Tense?

subject + is/are + not + present participle (verb-ing) + object

subject + has/have + not + been + present participle (verb-ing) + object

subject + had + not + been + present participle (verb-ing) + object

subject + has/have + not + past participle + object

What does your Czech friend eat at Christmas? and a potato salad. (eat/fish/he)

He eats fish and a potato salad.

What is mother doing at the moment? for her father now. (lunch/she/make)

She is making lunch for her father now.

She's making lunch for her father now.

Which Taylor Swift's album do you enjoy listening to the most? to Folklore the most. (enjoy/I/listen)

I enjoy listening to Folklore the most.

As the stranger _____ (came/was coming) to the station, a car _____ (stopped/was stopping) behind him.

As the stranger was coming to the station, a car stopped behind him.

When I _____ (started/was starting) work at 6 o'clock this morning, the sun ______ (rose/was rising) behind the mountain.

When I started work at 6 o'clock this morning, the sun was rising behind the mountain.

While we _____ (listened/were listening) to the news about the fire in our town, the telephone ______ (rang/was ringing) in the hall.

While we were listening to the news about the fire in our town, the telephone rang in the hall.

What is the Negative Interrogative sentence structure for Past Continuous Tense?

was/were + subject + not + present participle (verb-ing) + object + question mark (?)

was/were + subject + present participle (verb-ing) + object + question mark (?)

had + subject + not + been + present participle (verb-ing) + object + question mark (?)

had + subject + been + present participle (verb-ing) + object + question mark (?)

What is the Negative sentence structure for Past Continuous Tense?

subject + was/were + not + present participle (verb-ing) + object

subject + has/have + not + been + present participle (verb-ing) + object

subject + had + not + been + present participle (verb-ing) + object

subject + has/have + not + past participle + object

I (ride) my new bike when a black cat appeared on the road in front of me.

I was riding my new bike when a black cat appeared on the road in front of me.

As Betty was leaving her house on the way to work, she (leave) the door open.

As Betty was leaving her house on the way to work, she left the door open.

When she ____________ (come) back home last night, her father __________ (sit) in the middle of the living room.

When she came back home last night, her father was sitting in the middle of the living room.

I (stay) at this hotel from May.

I have been staying at this hotel from May.

I've been staying at this hotel from May.

My father (go) to work since he left school.

My father has been going to work since he left school.

My father's been going to work since he left school.

We (not buy) a new radio for her.

We have not bought a new radio for her.

We haven't bought a new radio for her.

She (not eat) meat lately.

She has not been eating meat lately.

She hasn't been eating meat lately.

We (not travel) to Switzerland.

We have not travelled to Switzerland.

We haven't travelled to Switzerland.

What is the Interrogative sentence structure for Present Perfect Tense?

has/have + subject + past participle + object + question mark (?)

has/have + subject + not + past participle + object + question mark (?)

has/have + subject + not + been + present participle (verb-ing) + object + question mark (?)

has/have + subject + been + present participle (verb-ing) + object + question mark (?)

What is the Interrogative sentence structure for Present Perfect Continuous Tense?

has/have + subject + been + present participle (verb-ing) + object + question mark (?)

has/have + subject + not + past participle + object + question mark (?)

has/have + subject + not + been + present participle (verb-ing) + object + question mark (?)

has/have + subject + past participle + object + question mark (?)

I had to have a break. I for so long. (drive)

I had to have a break. I had been driving for so long.

Before we parked our car we the ticket. (collect)

Before we parked our car we had collected the ticket.

I arrived on Sunday. I at home for two days. (not be)

I arrived on Sunday. I had not been at home for two days.

The roads were blocked in the morning. It all night. (snow)

The roads were blocked in the morning. It had been snowing all night.

As soon as Betty the door, the burglar alarm went off. (open)

As soon as Betty had opened the door, the burglar alarm went off.

What is the Interrogative sentence structure for Past Perfect Tense?

had + subject + past participle + object + question mark (?)

had + subject + not + past participle + object + question mark (?)

had + subject + not + been + present participle (verb-ing) + object + question mark (?)

had + subject + been + present participle (verb-ing) + object + question mark (?)

What is the Interrogative sentence structure for Past Perfect Continuous Tense?

had + subject + been + present participle (verb-ing) + object + question mark (?)

had + subject + not + past participle + object + question mark (?)

had + subject + past participle + object + question mark (?)

had + subject + not + been + present participle (verb-ing) + object + question mark (?)

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FLEN1013 Foundation English 1: Grammar Test (20%)

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Date

Many cattle (a) suffering from a disease called BSE. (is/are)

Where (a) my glasses? (is/are)

A number of people (a) tried to find the treasure. (has/have)

One Direction, a group of boy band, (a) going to hold a party tomorrow. (is/are)

Amy and her friends (a) at the beach on every Sunday. (swim/swims)

Either Jay or Sam (a) going to fetch Amy at the airport. (is/are)

The policeman or the thieves (a) accidentally injured several people who were in the mall. (has/have)

The thief or the police (a) accidentally injured several people who were in the mall. (has/have)

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