Tenses Structure

Which sentence is in the Present Simple tense?

• She is eating breakfast.

• She eats breakfast every morning.

• She has eaten breakfast.

• She will eat breakfast.

Identify the tense of the following sentence: "They have finished their homework."

• Past Perfect

• Present Perfect

• Simple Past

• Present Continuous

Which of the following sentences is in the Past Continuous tense?

• I was running in the park.

• I will run in the park.

• I am running in the park.

• I run in the park every day.

"She had been waiting for an hour when he arrived." What tense is used in this sentence?

• Present Perfect Continuous

• Past Continuous

• Past Perfect Continuous

• Future Perfect Continuous

Select the sentence that uses the Simple Future tense.

• They will be studying tomorrow.

• They study every day.

• They will study tomorrow.

• They had studied yesterday.

What is the structure of the Past Perfect tense?

• Subject + had + past participle

• Subject + has/have + past participle

• Subject + was/were + verb-ing

• Subject + had been + verb-ing

"By the time you arrive, we will have finished the project." What tense is used in this sentence?

• Simple Future

• Future Continuous

• Future Perfect

• Future Perfect Continuous

Identify the correct sentence in the Present Continuous tense.

• She studies every night.

• She is studying right now.

• She studied last night.

• She will study tomorrow.

Which sentence is in the Past Perfect tense?

• She had called before he arrived.

• She called before he arrived.

• She calls him before he arrives.

• She is calling him before he arrives.

Which sentence is in the Future Perfect Continuous tense?

• I will have completed my work by next week.

• I will have been working here for a year by next month.

• I am working here for a year.

• I worked here last year.