Verbs in Time: Quiz on Usage

Which of the following sentences correctly uses the word "recently" with an irregular verb?

• She has went to the store recently.

• She has gone to the store recently.

• She has go to the store recently.

• She has going to the store recently.

Identify the sentence that correctly uses "lately" with a regular verb.

• He lately finish his homework on time.

• He lately finished his homework on time

• He has lately finished his homework on time.

• He has lately finish his homework on time.

Which of the following sentences correctly uses "used to"?

• I use to play soccer every weekend.

• I use to playing soccer every wekkend

• I used to playing soccer every weekend.

• I used to play soccer every weekend.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses "use to" in a question.

• Did you use to go to the gym regularly?

• Did you used to go to the gym regularly?

• Do you use to go to the gym regularly?

• Do you used to go to the gym regularly?

Which sentence correctly uses "recently" with a regular verb?

• They have recently completed the project.

• They have recently complete the project.

• They recently completes the project.

• They recently completing the project.

Identify the sentence that correctly uses "lately" with an irregular verb.

• She has lately wrote a novel.

• She has lately written a novel.

• She lately writes a novel.

• She lately writing a novel.

Which of the following sentences correctly uses "used to" in a statement?

• We use to live in New York.

• We used to living in New York.

• We used to live in New York.

• We use to living in New York.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses "use to" in a question.

• Did she use to work here?

• Did she used to work here?

• Does she use to work here?

• Does she used to work here?

Which sentence correctly uses "recently" with an irregular verb?

• He has recently broke his phone.

• He has recently broken his phone.

• He recently breaks his phone.

• He recently breaking his phone.

Identify the sentence that correctly uses "lately" with a regular verb.

• They have lately started a new business.

• They lately started a new business.

• They lately started a new business.

• They have lately start a new business.