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WorksheetsPeter - ESL - Quiz 3
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 14mins
My aunt, (a) is 50 years old, is married to my uncle.
The alsatian, (a) loved to dig in the sand, lived opposite the beach.
In Antarctica, (a) it is extremely cold, penguins live.
Tomorrow, I (a) (b) (c) (d) .
What tense do we use to talk about our habits and routines?
E.g. We go for a walk every morning.
present continuous
present simple
past simple
past continuous
I am (a) to (b) all night long!
She is going to (a) her dragon to work today.
Which do we use the present continuous tense?
Choose TWO.
To talk about habits and routines
To talk about our future plans
To talk about something that has happened
To talk about something that is happening now
Match the festival to the religion it is most associated with.
Eid
Islam
Diwali
Hindu
Christmas
Christianity
Hanukkah
Judaism
Match the words with their definitions
role model
someone who we admire and want to be similar to
personality
the way a person things, feels and behaves
negative
the opposite of positive, bad
calm
not having strong feelings
adjective
a word used to describe a noun
Which sentence is written in the past continuous?
The sky was getting dark.
The moon shone brightly.
The weather is stormy today.
I am feeling cold.
People (a) gathering in the corridors.
The horses (a) around the field whilst the giraffe (b) all the leaves on the trees and the zebra (c) in the barn.
Habits and routines are...
things we do often.
things happening at the same time as something else.
things we used to do.
things we have never done.
What tense is this sentence written in?
We play tennis on Sunday mornings.
present perfect
present simple
present continuous
past simple
Select all the sentences which are written in the present simple tense.
We watch quiz shows on an evening.
He drives to work.
They were awoken by the fireworks.
She is cheating at the game!
Match the sentence to its tense.
Present simple
Mirrors reflect light.
Present continuous
It is hiding behind the curtain.
Past simple
I heard a strange noise.
Past continuous
You were dancing at the party.
'Is' (a) and 'am' are (b) tense verbs whilst (c) and 'were' are both (d) tense verbs.
The snow (a) glistening in the moonlight whilst the owls (b) hooting overhead.
The snow (a) white and fluffy.
