Olimpiade Omni Bima grade 4

Would you help me ________ the ________,please?

• A. finding / edges on right triangle

• B. figure outing / edges on this right triangle

• C. figuring out / the edges on this right triangle

• D. find / edges on this right triangle

"Would you help your sister ______ her homework?"

• A. doing
  

• B. does
  

• C. do
  

• D. done

"The teacher let us ______ outside after we finished our homework."

• A. play
  

• B. playing
  

• C. plays
  

• D. played

Answer explanation

When we use verbs like "make", "let", and "help", we often need to use a base verb (the simple form of the verb) after them. This means the verb does not have "to," "ing," or any other ending.

"My mom made me ______ my toys after playing."

• A. clean
  

• B. cleaning
  

• C. cleans
  

• D. cleaned

Answer explanation

When we use verbs like "make", "let", and "help", we often need to use a base verb (the simple form of the verb) after them. This means the verb does not have "to," "ing," or any other ending.

We …………. a kite in the yard.

Complete the sentence with the choice that represents the present progressive tense!

• A. Fly

• B. Are Flying

• C. Have flied

• D. Flied

Answer explanation

The present progressive tense describes an action that is happening right now.

It uses the formula:

Subject + "to be" (am/is/are) + verb (-ing)

I ______ a book every night before bed.

• A. reads
  

• B. read
  

• C. am reading
  

• D. have read

Answer explanation

We use the simple present tense for habits or routines. "I" matches with "read" (base form).

She ______ her homework right now.

• A. does
  

• B. is doing
  

• C. doing
  

• D. do

Answer explanation

The action is happening right now, so we use the present progressive tense (is + verb + ing).

Last weekend, we ______ a movie together.

• A. watch
  

• B. watched
  

• C. watching
  

• D. are watching

Answer explanation

The action happened in the past, so we use the past simple tense (verb + ed).

She ______ her favorite song every day.

• A. sings
  

• B. singing
  

• C. sang
  

• D. is singing

Answer explanation

For daily habits, we use the simple present tense. "She" matches with "sings."

Last night, we ______ pizza for dinner.

• A. eat
  

• B. eats
  

• C. are eating
  

• D. ate

Answer explanation

The action happened last night, so we use the past simple tense of "eat," which is "ate."