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WorksheetsTerm 3 Grammar Revision
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 14mins
When do we use the Simple Past Tense?
When something happens at a specific time in the past.
When something happens in the usual way or when it is true.
When you make a promise, give a warning or make an on-the-spot decision.
When something started in the past but took a while to finish.
When something started in the past but is still continuing and will only finish in the future.
When do we use the Simple Present Tense?
When something happens at a specific time in the past.
When something happens in the usual way or when it is true.
When you make a promise, give a warning or make an on-the-spot decision.
When something started in the past but took a while to finish.
When something started in the past but is still continuing and will only finish in the future.
When do we use the Simple Future Tense?
When something happens at a specific time in the past.
When something happens in the usual way or when it is true.
When you make a promise, give a warning or make an on-the-spot decision.
When something started in the past but took a while to finish.
When something started in the past but is still continuing and will only finish in the future.
When do we use the Past Progressive Tense?
When something happens at a specific time in the past.
When something happens in the usual way or when it is true.
When you make a promise, give a warning or make an on-the-spot decision.
When something started in the past but took a while to finish.
When something started in the past but is still continuing and will only finish in the future.
When do we use the Present Progressive Tense?
When something happens at a specific time in the past.
When something happens in the usual way or when it is true.
When you make a promise, give a warning or make an on-the-spot decision.
When something started in the past but took a while to finish.
When something started in the past but is still continuing and will only finish in the future.
When do we use the Future Progressive Tense?
When something happens at a specific time in the past.
When something, that will take a while to finish, starts in the future.
When you make a promise, give a warning or make an on-the-spot decision.
When something started in the past but took a while to finish.
When something started in the past but is still continuing and will only finish in the future.
Identify the tense of the sentence below:
Yesterday, Khaled did do his homework.
Simple Past.
Simple Present.
Simple Future.
Present Progressive.
Past Progressive.
Identify the tense of the sentence below:
Khaled does his homework every day.
Simple Past.
Simple Present.
Simple Future.
Present Progressive.
Past Progressive.
Identify the tense of the sentence below:
You will fail without hard work.
Simple Past.
Simple Present.
Simple Future.
Present Progressive.
Past Progressive.
Identify the tense of the sentence below:
Right now, you are reading this sentence.
Simple Past.
Simple Present.
Simple Future.
Present Progressive.
Past Progressive.
Identify the tense of the sentence below:
While you were sleeping last night I was studying for three hours straight.
Simple Past.
Simple Present.
Simple Future.
Present Progressive.
Past Progressive.
Identify the tense of the sentence below:
Amer will be attending university for the next five years.
Simple Past.
Future Progressive.
Simple Future.
Present Progressive.
Past Progressive.
What happens to the main verb in the Simple Past tense?
We add -ed to the end of regular verbs.
We add -ing to the end of the verb.
We add -s to the end of verbs with a singular subject.
We add -s to the end of verbs with a plural subject.
What happens to the main verb in the Past Progressive tense?
We add -ed to the end of regular verbs.
We add -ing to the end of the verb.
We add -s to the end of verbs with a singular subject.
We add -s to the end of verbs with a plural subject.
What happens to the main verb in the Simple Present Tense?
We add -ed to the end of regular verbs.
We add -ing to the end of the verb.
We add -s to the end of verbs with a singular subject.
We add -s to the end of verbs with a plural subject.
What is the helping verb for the Simple Past Tense?
Do/does
Did
Was/Were
Am/Is/Are
Will be
What is the helping verb for the Simple Present Tense?
Do/does
Did
Was/Were
Am/Is/Are
Will be
What is the helping verb for the Past Progressive Tense?
Do/does
Did
Was/Were
Am/Is/Are
Will be
What is the helping verb for the Present Progressive Tense?
Do/does
Did
Was/Were
Am/Is/Are
Will be
What is the helping verb for the Future Progressive Tense?
Do/does
Did
Was/Were
Am/Is/Are
Will be
Which of the following time words are used in the simple past tense?
Last week
In the year 1983
Yesterday
Tomorrow
Today
Which of the following time words are used in the simple present tense?
Every day
Every week
Always
at this moment
never
Which of the following time words are used in the past progressive tense?
For six weeks last year
over the course of the last two months
while
just now
when
Which of the following time words are used in the present progressive tense?
just now
right now
at this moment in time
usually
at present
Which of the following time words are used in all future tenses?
tomorrow
Next week
Next year
Every five years
In the future
