English Tenses

Identify the present simple form of the verb in this sentence: 'She (to play) the piano every day.'

• played

• playing

• plays

• play

Form the present progressive of the verb in parentheses: 'They (to study) for their exams.'

• They are studying for their exams.

• They studying for their exams.

• They study for their exams.

• They are studied for their exams.

Use the past simple correctly: 'Last year, I (to visit) my grandparents.'

• visited

• visiting

• visiteds

• visit

Construct a sentence in the past progressive: 'While I (to read), my brother (to watch) TV.'

• While I was reading, my brother was watching TV.

• While I read, my brother watched TV.

• While I was read, my brother was watching TV.

• While I was reading, my brother is watching TV.

What is the difference between 'I eat' and 'I am eating'?

• 'I eat' refers to a habitual action, while 'I am eating' refers to an action happening right now.

• 'I eat' indicates a future action, while 'I am eating' indicates a past action.

• 'I eat' is used for actions that are currently happening, while 'I am eating' is for future plans.

• 'I eat' refers to an action that is completed, while 'I am eating' refers to a repeated action.

Fill in the blank with the correct tense: 'He (to go) to the gym every morning.'

• goes

• went

• going

• go

Form a question in the present simple: 'You (to like) ice cream?'

• You like ice cream?

• Do you like ice cream?

• Does you like ice cream?

• Do you enjoys ice cream?

Create a wh-question using the past simple: 'Where on vacation last summer?'

• Where have you gone on vacation last summer?

• Where did you go on vacation last summer?

• Where you went on vacation last summer?

• Where did you go last summer on vacation?

Fill in the blank with the correct tense: 'They (to play) soccer when it started to rain.'

• play

• was playing

• were playing

• played

Identify the present simple in this sentence: 'The sun rises in the east.'

• sets

• falls

• rises

• shines