WorksheetsPROGRESS TEST 1 - TENSES (PrC, PrS, FS, NF)
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 1hrs 5mins
Find The Mistake:
He is drunk. He will have an accident.
drunk
will have
an accident
is
Find The Mistake:
Ted and Baker always arrive lately.
Ted
Baker
arrive
lately
Find The Mistake:
Megan speak softly to her mother at the moment.
Megan
speak
softly
to her mother
Find The Mistake:
I promise I am starting doing my homework in a moment.
promise
am starting
doing
my homework
Find The Mistake:
Are you always come early in the morning?
Are
you
come early
in the morning
Find The Mistake:
Is they a policemen?
Is
they
policemen
Correct sentence
Find The Mistake:
Why are they always makes the room dirty?
are
makes
the room
dirty
Find The Mistake:
I am explaning this to you later.
am explaning
this
to you
later
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
I (think) about your decision. I (not/know) it is good or not...
am thinking - don't know
think - don't know
will think - am not knowing
am going to think - am not knowing
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
(You/believe) in God?
Are you believing
Do you believe
Are you going to believe
Will you believe?
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
My ski instructor (think) it (snow) in the mountains tomorrow evening.
thinks - will snow
will think - will snow
is thinking - will snow
is going to think - snows
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
Listen! Sandy (sing) in the bathroom.
is singing
singing
sings
sing
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
Cats (catch) mice.
is catching
catches
catchs
catch
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
Shhhhh! Be quiet! John (sleep).
is sleeping
slept
will sleep
sleeps
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
My horoscope says that I (meet) an old friend this week.
is meeting
meet
will meet
is going to meet
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
I hate living in Seattle because it (rain, always)
always rains
rains always
is always raining
is going to always rain
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
I'm sorry I can't hear what you (say) because everybody (talk) so loudly.
saying - talking
said - talked
are saying - are talking
are saying - is talking
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
We (have) dinner at a nice restaurant on Saturday, but we have't booked a table yet.
are going to have
are having
will have
have
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
Usually, I (work) as a secretary at ABT, but this summer I (study) French at a language school in Paris. That is why I am in Paris.
is working - studying
am working - studies
work - study
work - am studying
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
Justin (write, currently) a book about his adventures in Tibet.
is currently writing
currently writes
will currently write
wrote currently
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
She (always/talk). It’s driving me crazy!
is always talking
always talks
will always talk
talked always
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
Policemen (catch) thieves
are catching
caught
catch
will catch
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
What time (finish/you) work on Mondays?
do you finish
will you finish
are you going to finish
are you finishing
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
(You/go) out this weekend with me? I (have) a party this Sunday.
Do you go - have
Are you going out - am having
Are you going to go - have
Will you go - am having
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
I'm sorry I made you so angry. I (do/not) it again.
don't do
am not doing
won't do
am not going to do
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
"Today we have a special offer. This PC costs only 1000$. "
"Well, I (buy) it."
will buy
am buying
am going to buy
buy
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
I'm sure I (be) up to this job.
will be
am going to be
am
None of these above
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
A: Where are you going?
B: I (buy) something for dinner. We had nothing to eat yesterday.
will buy
are going to buy
am buying
buy
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
(You/stop) doing that, please? I (try) to concentrate.
Are you stopping - am trying
Will you stop - am trying
Are you going to stop - try
You will stop - am trying
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
She has a lot of work to do. I doubt she (come)
comes
will come
is going to come
is coming
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
(we/eat) out tonight? There's a new restaurant that looks promising.
Will we eat
Are we going to eat
Are we eating
Do we eat
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
Don't you have any money on you? Don't worry, I (pay) for the taxi.
'll pay
'm going to pay
'm paying
pay
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
According to my diary, we (meet) the buyers at 7p.m. tomorrow.
are meeting
meet
will meet
are going to meet
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
Fasten your seatbelts, please. The plane (land) in five minutes.
lands
is landing
will land
are going to land
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
I can't see you tomorrow. I (play) football with my university friends.
play
'm playing
will play
None of these above
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
School (begin) at 9:00 and (end) at 3:00.
begins - ends
is beginning - is ending
is beginning - ends
will begin - end
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
Thanks for the money. I (pay) you back on Friday.
will pay
'm going to pay
'm paying
pay
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
'Any plans for the weekend?'
'Yes, I (buy) some furniture for my new flat.'
am buying
'm going to buy
buy
will buy
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
'Did you tell Paul about the party?'
No, I forgot. I (tell) him later.'
will tell
'm going to tell
tell
am telling
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
'We're out of eggs.'
'OK, I (get) some when I go to the shops.'
will get
'm going to get
get
am getting
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
'We decided to decorate the house. I (paint) the bedroom walls light blue.'
'That'll be nice.'
will paint
am going to paint
am painting
paint
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
I heard on the news that they (build) a new shopping centre in the town centre next year.
will build
are going to build
are building
build
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
We _____________ a party on Friday night. Would you like to come?
are having
are going to have
will have
have
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
When (you/tidy) your bedroom? It's a terrible mess.
are you tidying
are you going to tidy
will you tidy
do you tidy
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
Ding-dong!
'Someone's at the door.'
'I_____________ .'
'll go
'm going to go
'm going
go
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
'It's hot in here, isn't it?'
'Yes. I (switch) on the air-conditioning.'
'll switch
'm going to switch
'm switching
switch
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
(you/do) anything on Saturday evening? We thought we might go to the cinema.
Are you going to do
Are you doing
Do you do
Will you do
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
Barcelona (win). They're three nil up already.
are going to win
will win
are winning
win
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
'Where are you going for your summer holidays?'
'We haven't decided yet. We (go) Greece.'
are going to go
will go
are going to
go
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
I can't eat anything today. I (have) an appointment at the hospital tomorrow.
am having
will have
am going to have
have
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
The film (start) at eight, so I (meet) you at the cinema at 7.45.
starts - will meet
will start - will meet
starts - am meeting
starts - are going to meet
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
Next year (be) 2021. 2021 (be) the year of Ox.
will be - is
will be - will be
is - is
will be - is going to be
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
Driving lessons (start) next month. And then she (buy) a car.
starts - is going to buy
start - will buy
start - is going to buy
are starting - is buying
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
I'm feeling cold and tired. I think I (have) a nice hot bath.
will have
have
is going to have
is having
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
She (fly) to Paris on Friday for a conference. Everything is set up.
will fly
fly
are going to fly
are flying
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
He's really excited about going to university. The term (start) next week.
will start
starts
are going to start
are starting
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
Liquid water (become) solid ice at freezing point of 0° Celsius (32° Fahrenheit or 273 kelvin).
will become
is becoming
is going to become
becomes
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
The flight number BA 308 (leave) at 11.15.
will leaves
leaves
are going to leave
are leaving
Put in the verbs in the bracket:
He (have) a yellow car.
will have
haves
is having
has
Filling in the blank:
These men (work) in Frankfurt.
(a)
Filling in the blank:
They (work) in Frankfurt within 2 months before he comes back to work in his hometown.
(a)
Filling in the blank:
She (live) in Frankfurt.
(a)
Filling in the blank:
I think it (snow) soon.
(a)
Filling in the blank:
Perhaps I (visit) New York one day.
(a)
Filling the blank:
Don't touch that dog. It (bite) you.
(a)
Filling the blank:
I (not/belong) to a political party.
(a)
Filling the blank:
Attention, please! The next race (start) at 9.30.
(a)
Filling the blank:
I (go) to the cinema tonight. I already have a ticket.
(a)
Filling the blank:
He decided to give it to her. He (go) to see her in the afternoon.
(a)
Which tense do we use for this below characteristic?
Spontaneous decisions about the future at the moment of speaking
Future Simple
Be going to
Present Continuous
Present Simple
Which tense do we use for this below characteristic?
Fixed arrangements
Future Simple
Be going to
Present Continuous
Present Simple
Which tense do we use for this below characteristic?
Promises
Future Simple
Be going to
Present Continuous
Present Simple
Which tense do we use for this below characteristic?
Intentions
Future Simple
Be going to
Present Continuous
Present Simple
Which tense do we use for this below characteristic?
Predictions based on the evidence
Future Simple
Be going to
Present Continuous
Present Simple
Which tense do we use for this below characteristic?
Predictions based on personal opinion
Future Simple
Be going to
Present Continuous
Present Simple
Which tense do we use for this below characteristic?
Offers
Future Simple
Be going to
Present Continuous
Present Simple
Which tense do we use for this below characteristic?
After these words: hope, expect, believe, probably, be afraid, be sure
Future Simple
Be going to
Present Continuous
Present Simple
Which tense do we use for this below characteristic?
Threats
Future Simple
Be going to
Present Continuous
Present Simple
Which tense do we use for this below characteristic?
Future arrangement
Future Simple
Be going to
Present Continuous
Present Simple
Which tense do we use for this below characteristic?
Future facts - general truth
Future Simple - Present Simple
Be going to - Present Simple
Future Simple - Present Continuous
Present Simple - Present Simple
