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WorksheetsEnglish Grammar Review
Total questions: 52
Worksheet time: 26mins
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Class
Date
1.
We use this verb tense for:
action in the present taking place once, never or several times; facts; actions taking place one after another; and action set by a timetable or schedule.
action in the present taking place once, never or several times; facts; actions taking place one after another; and action set by a timetable or schedule.
a)
Present Perfect
b)
Present Progressive
c)
Present simple
d)
Present Continuous
2.
Identify the verb tense:
She drinks wine every day.
She drinks wine every day.
a)
Present Perfect
b)
Present Progressive
c)
Present simple
d)
Present Continuous
3.
Identify the verb tense:
He doesn't go to the gym often.
He doesn't go to the gym often.
a)
Present Perfect
b)
Present Progressive
c)
Present simple
d)
Present Continuous
4.
Identify the verb tense:
Does she want to come to the party?
Does she want to come to the party?
a)
Present Perfect
b)
Present Progressive
c)
Present simple
d)
Present Continuous
5.
We use this verb tense for: action taking place at the moment of speaking; action arranged for the future.
a)
Present Perfect
b)
Present Progressive
c)
Future Simple
d)
Present Simple
6.
Identify the verb tense:
The students are trying to choose the correct answer now.
The students are trying to choose the correct answer now.
a)
Present Perfect
b)
Present Progressive
c)
Future Simple
d)
Present Simple
7.
Identify the verb tense:
He is not watching TV at the moment.
He is not watching TV at the moment.
a)
Present Perfect
b)
Present Progressive
c)
Future Simple
d)
Present Simple
8.
Identify the verb tense:
Is she coming to the party tonight?
Is she coming to the party tonight?
a)
Present Perfect
b)
Present Progressive
c)
Future Simple
d)
Present Simple
9.
We use this verb tense for: action in the past taking place once, never or several times; actions taking place one after another (sequence of events in the past).
a)
Past Perfect
b)
Past Progressive
c)
Past Simple
d)
Past Continuous
10.
Identify the tense:
Martin went to New York last summer.
Martin went to New York last summer.
a)
Past Perfect
b)
Past Progressive
c)
Past Simple
d)
Past Continuous
11.
Identify the tense:
Jessica didn't like the present he gave her.
Jessica didn't like the present he gave her.
a)
Present Simple
b)
Past Progressive
c)
Past Simple
d)
Past Continuous
12.
Identify the tense:
Did you finish the homework for today?
Did you finish the homework for today?
a)
Present Simple
b)
Past Progressive
c)
Past Simple
d)
Past Continuous
13.
We use this verb tense for: action going on at a certain time in the past; past actions taking place at the same time; action in the past that is interrupted by another action.
a)
Past Perfect
b)
Past Progressive
c)
Past Simple
d)
Past Perfect Progressive
14.
Identify the tense:
She was sleeping when the phone rang.
She was sleeping when the phone rang.
a)
Past Perfect
b)
Past Progressive
c)
Past Simple
d)
Past Perfect Progressive
15.
Identify the tense:
He wasn't eating when she arrived.
He wasn't eating when she arrived.
a)
Past Perfect
b)
Past Progressive
c)
Past Simple
d)
Past Perfect Progressive
16.
Identify the tense:
What was Bob doing when you left?
What was Bob doing when you left?
a)
Past Perfect
b)
Past Progressive
c)
Past Simple
d)
Past Perfect Progressive
17.
We use this verb tense for: emphasis is on the result (not the duration); action that started in the past & is still going on; action that stopped recently; finished action that has an influence on the present.
a)
Present Perfect Simple
b)
Present Progressive
c)
Present Simple
d)
Present Perfect Progressive
18.
Identify the tense:
The kids have slept all day long.
The kids have slept all day long.
a)
Present Perfect Simple
b)
Present Progressive
c)
Present Simple
d)
Present Perfect Progressive
19.
Identify the tense:
I have never been to Paris.
I have never been to Paris.
a)
Present Perfect Simple
b)
Present Progressive
c)
Present Simple
d)
Present Perfect Progressive
20.
Identify the tense:
Have you already seen this movie?
Have you already seen this movie?
a)
Present Perfect Simple
b)
Present Progressive
c)
Present Simple
d)
Present Perfect Progressive
21.
We use this verb tense for: putting emphasis on the course or duration (not the result); action that recently stopped or is still going on; finished action that influences the present.
a)
Present Perfect Simple
b)
Present Progressive
c)
Present Simple
d)
Present Perfect Progressive
22.
Identify the tense:
The teacher has been living in Mexico for 4 years.
The teacher has been living in Mexico for 4 years.
a)
Present Perfect Simple
b)
Present Progressive
c)
Present Simple
d)
Present Perfect Progressive
23.
Identify the tense:
Mary hasn't been running for the last 5 years.
Mary hasn't been running for the last 5 years.
a)
Present Perfect Simple
b)
Present Progressive
c)
Present Simple
d)
Present Perfect Progressive
24.
Identify the tense:
Have you been thinking about the answer?
Have you been thinking about the answer?
a)
Present Perfect Simple
b)
Present Progressive
c)
Present Simple
d)
Present Perfect Progressive
25.
We use this verb tense for: action taking place before a certain time in the past; action taking place before another action in the past
a)
Past Perfect Simple
b)
Past Progressive
c)
Past Simple
d)
Past Perfect Progressive
26.
Identify the tense:
He had already left by the time I got there.
He had already left by the time I got there.
a)
Past Perfect Simple
b)
Past Progressive
c)
Past Simple
d)
Past Perfect Progressive
27.
Identify the tense:
I hadn't seen her before I left.
I hadn't seen her before I left.
a)
Past Perfect Simple
b)
Past Progressive
c)
Past Simple
d)
Past Perfect Progressive
28.
Identify the tense:
Had you talked to Lupita before you came to Mexico?
Had you talked to Lupita before you came to Mexico?
a)
Past Perfect Simple
b)
Past Progressive
c)
Past Simple
d)
Past Perfect Progressive
29.
We use this verb tense for: action taking place before a certain time in the past, when we want to emphasize the duration or course of the action.
a)
Past Perfect Simple
b)
Past Progressive
c)
Past Simple
d)
Past Perfect Progressive
30.
Identify the tense:
Brad had been waiting for 2 hours by the time the bus arrived.
Brad had been waiting for 2 hours by the time the bus arrived.
a)
Past Perfect Simple
b)
Past Progressive
c)
Past Simple
d)
Past Perfect Progressive
31.
We use this verb tense for: instant decisions; predicting a future situation based on our opinion; in conditional sentences type one.
a)
Future Perfect
b)
Future Simple (will)
c)
Future Simple (be going to)
d)
Future Progressive
32.
Identify the tense:
I'm really hungry, I think I'll get a sandwich.
I'm really hungry, I think I'll get a sandwich.
a)
Future Perfect
b)
Future Simple
c)
Present Simple
d)
Future Progressive
33.
Identify the tense:
I think gasoline will not be cheaper in the future.
I think gasoline will not be cheaper in the future.
a)
Future Perfect
b)
Future Simple
c)
Present Simple
d)
Future Progressive
34.
We use this verb tense for: future plans with no set date; predictions about the future based on what we can see/hear.
a)
Future Perfect
b)
Future Simple (will)
c)
Future Simple (be going to)
d)
Future Progressive
35.
Identify the tense:
I'm going to go to the gym this semester for sure!
I'm going to go to the gym this semester for sure!
a)
Future Perfect
b)
Present Progressive
c)
Future Simple
d)
Future Progressive
36.
Identify the tense:
I'm not going to eat a lot for dinner anymore.
I'm not going to eat a lot for dinner anymore.
a)
Future Perfect
b)
Present Progressive
c)
Future Simple
d)
Future Progressive
37.
What part of speech shows action or state of being?
a)
Noun
b)
Adjective
c)
Verb
d)
Adverb
38.
What part of speech shows person, places or things ?
a)
Noun
b)
Adjective
c)
Verb
d)
Adverb
39.
What part of speech takes the place of a noun?
a)
Noun
b)
Adjective
c)
Verb
d)
Pronoun
40.
What part of speech describes a noun?
a)
Noun
b)
Adjective
c)
Verb
d)
Pronoun
41.
What part of speech describes a verb?
a)
Noun
b)
Adjective
c)
Verb
d)
Adverb
42.
What part of speech must have an object and show a relationship between its object and some other word in the sentence?
a)
Noun
b)
Adjective
c)
Preposition
d)
Pronoun
43.
What part of speech joins words, phrases, and clauses?
a)
Noun
b)
Conjunction
c)
Preposition
d)
Pronoun
44.
Identify the part of speech in red:
He spent all day running around school.
He spent all day running around school.
a)
Noun
b)
Adjective
c)
Verb
d)
Adverb
45.
Identify the part of speech in red:
Globalization can lead to losing your culture.
Globalization can lead to losing your culture.
a)
Noun
b)
Adjective
c)
Verb
d)
Adverb
46.
Identify the part of speech in red:
Jennifer Lawrence became famous after starring in the Hunger Games trilogy.
Jennifer Lawrence became famous after starring in the Hunger Games trilogy.
a)
Noun
b)
Adjective
c)
Verb
d)
Adverb
47.
Identify the part of speech in red:
Brandon wore a green sweater, paired with black jeans and white tennis shoes.
Brandon wore a green sweater, paired with black jeans and white tennis shoes.
a)
Noun
b)
Adjective
c)
Verb
d)
Adverb
48.
Identify the part of speech in red:
I've never seen anyone run faster than Usain Bolt.
I've never seen anyone run faster than Usain Bolt.
a)
Noun
b)
Adjective
c)
Verb
d)
Adverb
49.
Identify the part of speech in red:
I couldn't find my keys all day and it turned out they were in my purse the whole time!
I couldn't find my keys all day and it turned out they were in my purse the whole time!
a)
Noun
b)
Pronoun
c)
Conjunction
d)
Preposition
50.
Identify the part of speech in red:
I couldn't find my keys all day and it turned out they were in my purse the whole time!
I couldn't find my keys all day and it turned out they were in my purse the whole time!
a)
Noun
b)
Pronoun
c)
Conjunction
d)
Preposition
51.
Identify the part of speech in red:
I couldn't find my keys all day and it turned out they were in my purse the whole time!
I couldn't find my keys all day and it turned out they were in my purse the whole time!
a)
Noun
b)
Pronoun
c)
Conjunction
d)
Preposition
52.
Identify the part of speech in red:
Brandon wore a green sweater, paired with black jeans and white tennis shoes.
Brandon wore a green sweater, paired with black jeans and white tennis shoes.
a)
Noun
b)
Conjunction
c)
Pronoun
d)
Preposition
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