WorksheetsHai Vu - ESL - Quiz 4
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 16mins
What is the past tense form of 'is'?
was
were
am
are
What is the past tense form of 'are'?
was
were
am
are
What tense is this sentence in?
They are walking their dog.
past simple
past continuous
present simple
present continuous
Match the sentences to the tense they are in.
He is working hard.
present continuous
He worked hard.
past simple
He was working hard.
past continuous
He works hard.
present simple
Match the sentences to the tense they are in.
I am meditating.
present continuous
I meditated.
past simple
I was meditating.
past continuous
I meditate.
present simple
Match the sentences to the tense they are in.
We are laughing.
present continuous
We laughed.
past simple
We were laughing.
past continuous
We laugh.
present simple
Choose the sentence in present continuous tense.
They are dancing.
They were dancing.
They have been dancing.
They had been dancing.
Choose the sentence in past continuous tense.
They are dancing.
They were dancing.
They have been dancing.
They had been dancing.
Choose the sentence in present continuous tense.
He is reading.
He was reading
He has been reading.
He had been reading.
Choose the sentence in past continuous tense.
He is reading.
He was reading
He has been reading.
He had been reading.
Do tigers eat meat or plants?
meat
plants
both
Tigers (a) mammals which live in the rainforest (b) it is hot and humid. They belong to the cat family. They eat (c) like deer, pigs (d) cows so they are (e)
(a) tiger is a type of large (b) . They are found in many different (c) such as (d) , savannahs (e) grasslands.
Match the type of animal to the food they eat:
carnivore
meat
omnivore
both plants and meat
herbivore
plants
What punctuation mark should we use between nouns in a list?
commas (,)
full stops (.)
question marks (?)
apostrophes (')
When do we use 'has' in the present perfect tense?
When we have a plural noun/ pronoun as the subject
When we have a singular noun/ pronoun as the subject
When the subject is 'I' or 'you'
When the subject is one person
When do we use 'have' in the present perfect tense?
When we have a plural noun/ pronoun as the subject
When we have a singular noun/ pronoun as the subject
When the subject is 'I' or 'you'
When the subject is a name
Where (a) you been?
What (b) she done?
How (c) they managed?
We (d) enjoyed our summer.
It (e) started to rain.
Match the sentences in the present perfect tense, to the reason that tense has been used.
I have been playing football for 2 months.
This describes something which started in the past but that I still do now.
I have been to Albania.
This describes a place we have been to.
I have been hiking.
This describes an experience we have had.
I have hurt my wrist.
This describes something that happened in the past but which is still affecting now.
Why do we use the present perfect tense?
To describe things that started in the past and that are still happening now
To describe things that happened in the past but the effects of which are still true now
To describe places we have been to and experiences we have had
To talk about things we are doing right now
To talk about our current habits and routines
