English Grammar Tenses

Which tense is used to express a habitual action?

• Present Simple

• Present Continuous

• Past Continuous

• Future Perfect

“She is reading a book now.” What tense is this?

• Past Simple

• Present Continuous

• Present Perfect Continuous

• Future Continuous

Which tense is used for actions completed before a specific point in the past?

• Present Perfect

• Past Perfect

• Past Simple

• Future Perfect

“By next year, he will have completed his degree.” What tense is this?

• Future Continuous

• Present Perfect

• Future Perfect

• Past Perfect

Which tense is used to describe actions happening at the moment of speaking?

• Present Simple

• Present Continuous

• Present Perfect

• Past Simple

“They have lived here since 2015.” What tense is this?

• Present Perfect

• Past Perfect

• Present Continuous

• Future Perfect

Which tense is used for a future action that will be ongoing?

• Future Simple

• Future Perfect Continuous

• Future Continuous

• Present Continuous

“She will be studying at 6 PM tomorrow.” What tense is this?

• Future Continuous

• Future Simple

• Future Perfect Continuous

• Past Continuous

“He wrote a book last year.” What tense is this?

• Future Perfect

• Past Perfect

• Present Perfect

• Past Simple

The Future Continuous tense describes an action that will be in progress at a specific time in the future

• True

• False