Tenses Quiz

Which sentence uses the present perfect tense correctly?

• I have read a book yesterday.

• I have just finished my assignment.

• I will have finished my homework by tomorrow.

• I had completed my project last week.

Identify the present perfect progressive sentence:

• I had written letters before you arrived.

• I will have written the essay by tomorrow.

• Mark has been going out with Adele.

• They had been preparing for the exam.

What is the correct form of the verb in "By the time you arrive, I ______ the task" (future perfect)?

• will have completed

• completed

• has completed

• will complete

Which of the following indicates a durative action in the past?

• I will have been cooking for an hour.

• I had been sleeping when you called.

• I have been living here for 5 years.

• We will have completed the task by next week.

Choose the correct past perfect sentence:

• We had finished the meeting before they arrived.

• We will have finished the meeting before they arrived.

• We have finished the meeting before they arrived.

• We will finish the meeting before they arrived.

In the sentence "I have been waiting for 2 hours," the action began:

• in the present

• in the past

• in the future

• just now

Identify the future perfect progressive sentence:

• She will have gone to the market.

• He will have finished by noon.

• They will have been working here for 10 years.

• She has been reading the book.

Which form represents an action completed just before another past event?

• Future perfect

• Present perfect progressive

• Past perfect

• Future perfect progressive

Select the sentence in present perfect:

• I am working on the project.

• I have been working on the project.

• I have worked on the project.

• I had worked on the project.

What is the structure of a future perfect tense sentence?

• Subject + has/have + verb (past participle)

• Subject + will have + verb (past participle)

• Subject + had + been + verb (-ing)

• Subject + will have + been + verb (-ing)