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Verb Tenses Quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Complete Verbs: Read each sentence and identify the complete verb.


The two sisters boarded a train in Italy.

a)

sisters boarded

b)

boarded

2.

Complete Verbs: Read each sentence and identify the complete verb.


They were traveling to the coast of Spain.

a)

were traveling

b)

traveling

3.

Complete Verbs: Read each sentence and identify the complete verb.


Their parents will join them next week.

a)

will join

b)

join

4.

Verb Tense: Read each sentence, then write whether the verb in the parenthesis is present, past, or future tense.


We (received) an email from them yesterday.

a)

present (happening now)

b)

past (already happened)

c)

future (hasn't happened yet)

5.

Verb Tense: Read each sentence, then write whether the verb in the parenthesis is present, past, or future tense.


I (am showing) their pictures to my friend.

a)

present (happening now)

b)

past (already happened)

c)

future (hasn't happened yet)

6.

Verb Tense: Read each sentence, then write whether the verb in the parenthesis is present, past, or future tense.


Once the train starts, it (will pull) out of the station.

a)

present (happening now)

b)

past (already happened)

c)

future (hasn't happened yet)

7.

Correct Verb Form: Read each sentence, then choose the correct form of the verb in the parentheses.


The girls talked and (shared, shareed) stories.

a)

shared

b)

shareed

8.

Correct Verb Form: Read each sentence, then choose the correct form of the verb in the parentheses.


They were (laughs, laughing) for hours and hours.

a)

laughs

b)

laughing

9.

Correct Verb Form: Read each sentence, then choose the correct form of the verb in the parentheses.


When they travel, they take notes and (write, writing) letters.

a)

write

b)

writing

10.

Correct Verb Form: Read each sentence, then choose the correct form of the verb in the parentheses.


Years from now, they (told, will tell) their children about the trip.

a)

told

b)

will tell