Mastering B2 Verb Tenses

1. Choose the correct sentence:

• By the time we arrived, they had been finishing eating.

• By the time we arrived, they finish to eat.

• By the time we arrived, they had finished eating.

• By the time we arrived, they will finish eating.

2. Which sentence is in the correct tense?

• She has been working here for two years.

• She worked here since two years.

• She has worked here since two years.

• She is working here for two years.

3. Which of these sentences is correct?

• I will be travelling to Spain next month.

• I will travelling to Spain next month.

• I travel to Spain next month.

• I will have travelling to Spain next month.

4. Complete the sentence with the correct tense: "If I ___ (know) about the meeting, I would have come."

• had known

• have known

• know

• knew

5. Choose the correct sentence:

• While I have been walking to the store, I saw an old friend

• While I walk to the store, I was seeing an old friend

• While I had walked to the store, I saw an old friend.

• While I was walking to the store, I saw an old friend.

6. Identify the correct form:

• They have gone to Paris last year.

• They went to Paris last year.

• They have been going to Paris last year

• They have been to Paris last year.

7. Which sentence is correct?

• By the end of the day, I will have finished my report.

• By the end of the day, I will finish my report.

• By the end of the day, I am finished my report.

• By the end of the day, I'll be finishing my report.

8. 8. Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb: "He ___ (work) here for six months before he was promoted."
   
   

• worked

• had worked

• has been working

• is working

9. Select the correct sentence:

• I have studied Spanish for three years by the time I moved to Madrid.
  
  

• I had been studying Spanish for three years by the time I moved to Madrid.
  
  

• I studied Spanish for three years by the time I move to Madrid.

• I am studying Spanish for three years by the time I moved to Madrid.

10. Which of these is grammatically correct?

• I am going to visit my parents tomorrow.

• I will visiting my grandparents tomorrow.

• I visit my grandparents tomorrow.

• I will have visiting my parents tomorrow.