Present Tenses

Mike needs ten minutes to arrive at Barker's.

Which one is the correct negative form (-) of the above sentence?

• Mike doesn't need ten minutes to arrive at Barker's.

• Mike don't need ten minutes to arrive at Barker's.

• Mike didn't need ten minutes to arrive at Barker's.

• Mike hadn't needed ten minutes to arrive at Barker's.

Mike needs ten minutes to arrive at Barker's.

Which one is the correct interrogative form (?) of the above sentence?

• Do Mike need ten minutes to arrive at Barker's?

• Did Mike need ten minutes to arrive at Barker's?

• Does Mike need ten minutes to arrive at Barker's?

• Had Mike needed ten minutes to arrive at Barker's?

I'm looking for a new jacket.

Which one is the correct negative form (-) of the above sentence?

• I hadn't been looking for a new jacket.

• I am not looking for a new jacket.

• I wasn't looking for a new jacket.

• I haven't been looking for a new jacket.

It's raining right now.

Which one is the correct interrogative form (?) of the above sentence?

• Was it raining right now?

• Is it raining right now?

• Does it raining right now?

• Has it raining right now?

It's raining right now.

Which one is the correct negative form (-) of the above sentence?

• It was not raining right now.

• It doesn't rain right now.

• It is not raining right now.

• It didn't rain right now.

She's doing some shopping at the moment.

Which one is the correct negative form (-) of the above sentence?

• She doesn't do some shopping at the moment.

• She was not doing some shopping at the moment.

• She has not been doing some shopping at the moment.

• She is not doing some shopping at the moment.

She's doing some shopping at the moment.

Which one is the correct interrogative form (?) of the above sentence?

• Does she do some shopping at the moment?

• Was she doing some shopping at the moment?

• Is she doing some shopping at the moment?

• Has she been doing some shopping at the moment?

"Are you looking for a jacket or a shirt?"

Which one is the correct positive form (+) of the above sentence?

• You are looking for a jacket or a shirt.

• You are not looking for a jacket or a shirt.

• You were looking for a jacket or a shirt.

• You were not looking for a jacket or a shirt.

Complete the sentence by using Present Continuous Tense:

Sorry, Jenny's not here. She ___ (do) some shopping in town.

• was doing

• is doing

• does

• has done

Complete the sentence by using Simple Present Tense:

Ava usually ____ (go) to school on her bike.

• go

• is going

• goes

• going