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WorksheetsPUC-IFL_Verb Tesnes Level 7 (Part 2)
Total questions: 137
Worksheet time: 2hrs 17mins
Verb2 of "break" is __________
brake.
broke.
broken.
broken.
Verb3 of "grow" is ________
grown.
grew.
grows.
growing.
Verb2 of "meet" is _________
met
meets
meeting
meet
Verb3 of "be" is ________
are
is
was
been
Verb3 of "know" is____________
know
knew
known
knowing
Verb3 of "write" is ______________
written
wrote
writes
writing
Verb2 of "sink" is _______________
sinking
sanking
sank
sunk
Verb2 of "spend" is ______________
spends
spending
spended
spent
Verb3 of "rise" is ___________
rose
arise
risen
rising
Verb3 of "ride" is ___________________
riding
rode
ridden
ridded
Verb3 of "hide" is _____________
hidded
hidden
hided
hid
Verb3 of "know" is ___________
knew
know
known
knewed
Sal listens to his favorite song.
Craig hits the baseball over the fence.
The bluebird in the tree _____beautifully.
The boy ran to the store.
The dog ran to the neighbor's yard?
Fill in the sentence with the correct verb.
My family and I _________ the Hall of Fame next weekend.
will visit
visited
visit
Which correctly identifies the tense of the highlighted word?
The horse and carriage crossed an old bridge.
past
present
future
Which correctly identifies the tense of the highlighted word?
Jean and her mom step out of the car.
past
present
future
Which correctly identifies the tense of the highlighted word?
I downloaded the lyrics to our favorite song.
past
present
future
Which correctly identifies the tense of the highlighted word?
We will spend a lot of time at the park today.
past
present
future
Which correctly identifies the tense of the highlighted word?
My brother and I explored our new neighborhood last night.
past
present
future
What is the tense of the verb?
Superman destroyed the enemy.
Present
Past
Future
What tense means it will happen?
past
present
future
present perfect
What tense means already happened?
present
past
future
all of the above
What tense means right now?
past
present
future
none of the above
What is the past tense form of smile?
will smile
is smiling
smiled
What is the tense of the verb?
We will dance all night long.
Present
Past
Future
It will save me much work.
past
present
future
In the past, people invented steam engines.
past
present
future
You will enjoy this book about inventions.
past
present
future
SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE
1. She __________ with her parents in London.
lived
lives
living
live
SIMPLE PAST TENSE
2. The weather ____________ strangely fine this morning when I opened the windows.
is
am
was
should
SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE
3. Please ring me up as soon as he ____________ (arrive)
arriving
arrived
arrive
arrives
4. Seema ________ playing with her sister.
Shall be
Will be
had
has
PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE
5. The phone rang while I ________________ dinner.
had
was having
am having
will have
6. In which of the following sentences 'for' is not used appropriately.
I have been playing for the last 1 hour.
She had been living in Delhi for 10 years now.
Nisha has been living here for 2005.
Ankita had been working in this company for a month.
SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE
7.She ___________ English every week.
teaches
teach
teached
teacher
PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE
8.The workers ___________ resting under a tree now.
am
is
are
were
9. When I_______home this evening, my parents had gone out for a walk.
came
will come
have come
come
FUTURE CONTINUES TENSE
I ........ [play] football tomorrow in the park
would be playing
shall be playing
will be playing
should be playing
A. PRESENT TENSES
This part covers Simple Present and Present Continuous Tense. Read, identify, and correct the mistakes if you find some in the sentences below. [@3 points]
e.g. ‘Who do you write to?’
= Who are you writing to?
1. My cold is getting worse.
_______________________________
A. PRESENT TENSES
This part covers Simple Present and Present Continuous Tense. Read, identify, and correct the mistakes if you find some in the sentences below. [@3 points]
e.g. ‘Who do you write to?’
= Who are you writing to?
2. I’m not drinking coffee at night.
_______________________________
A. PRESENT TENSES
This part covers Simple Present and Present Continuous Tense. Read, identify, and correct the mistakes if you find some in the sentences below. [@3 points]
e.g. ‘Who do you write to?'
= Who are you writing to?
3. Be quiet! The teacher comes back to the classroom.
________________________________________
A. PRESENT TENSES
This part covers Simple Present and Present Continuous Tense. Read, identify, and correct the mistakes if you find some in the sentences below. [@3 points]
e.g. ‘Who do you write to?'
= Who are you writing to?
4. ‘How often do you play football?’ – ‘Every Saturday.’
________________________________________
A. PRESENT TENSES
This part covers Simple Present and Present Continuous Tense. Read, identify, and correct the mistakes if you find some in the sentences below. [@3 points]
e.g. ‘Who do you write to?'
= Who are you writing to?
5. ‘Can you see the train? Is it coming?’ – ‘No. It’s often arriving late.’
________________________________________
A. PRESENT TENSES
This part covers Simple Present and Present Continuous Tense. Read, identify, and correct the mistakes if you find some in the sentences below. [@3 points]
e.g. ‘Who do you write to?'
= Who are you writing to?
6. Pat plays computer games all the time and is never doing any work.
________________________________________
A. PRESENT TENSES
This part covers Simple Present and Present Continuous Tense. Read, identify, and correct the mistakes if you find some in the sentences below. [@3 points]
e.g. ‘Who do you write to?'
= Who are you writing to?
7. I often have rice for lunch, but today I’m having potatoes.
________________________________________
A. PRESENT TENSES
This part covers Simple Present and Present Continuous Tense. Read, identify, and correct the mistakes if you find some in the sentences below. [@3 points]
e.g. ‘Who do you write to?'
= Who are you writing to?
8. The old castle stands on top of a hill.
________________________________________
A. PRESENT TENSES
This part covers Simple Present and Present Continuous Tense. Read, identify, and correct the mistakes if you find some in the sentences below. [@3 points]
e.g. ‘Who do you write to?'
= Who are you writing to?
9. We come here to ski every year because it’s snowing here a lot.
________________________________________
A. PRESENT TENSES
This part covers Simple Present and Present Continuous Tense. Read, identify, and correct the mistakes if you find some in the sentences below. [@3 points]
e.g. ‘Who do you write to?'
= Who are you writing to?
10. ‘Are you coming to the park with us?’ – ‘Not now. I wait for my brother.’
________________________________________
B. PAST TENSES
Complete the sentences below with simple past or past continuous tense by using the words in the brackets. [@2 points]
Ø e.g. He phoned me while I was driving to work. (phone; drive)
1. While we ____________ breakfast someone ______________ the doorbell. (have, ring)
B. PAST TENSES
Complete the sentences below with simple past or past continuous tense by using the words in the brackets. [@2 points]
Ø e.g. He phoned me while I was driving to work. (phone; drive)
2. When I ____________ the station it ______________ hard. (leave; rain)
B. PAST TENSES
Complete the sentences below with simple past or past continuous tense by using the words in the brackets. [@2 points]
Ø e.g. He phoned me while I was driving to work. (phone; drive)
3. The train ____________ while I _____________ to my friend. (arrive; talk)
B. PAST TENSES
Complete the sentences below with simple past or past continuous tense by using the words in the brackets. [@2 points]
Ø e.g. He phoned me while I was driving to work. (phone; drive)
4. I ____________ the address when my pencil ________________. (write; break)
B. PAST TENSES
Complete the sentences below with simple past or past continuous tense by using the words in the brackets. [@2 points]
Ø e.g. He phoned me while I was driving to work. (phone; drive)
5. I ____________ my husband when I ________________ in Africa. (meet; work)
B. PAST TENSES
Complete the sentences below with simple past or past continuous tense by using the words in the brackets. [@2 points]
Ø e.g. He phoned me while I was driving to work. (phone; drive)
6. While I ______________ for the bus, I think she _____________ my wallet. (wait; steal)
B. PAST TENSES
Complete the sentences below with simple past or past continuous tense by using the words in the brackets. [@2 points]
Ø e.g. He phoned me while I was driving to work. (phone; drive)
7. My friends _____________ about last night’s TV programme when I _____________ them at the café. (talk; join)
B. PAST TENSES
Complete the sentences below with simple past or past continuous tense by using the words in the brackets. [@2 points]
Ø e.g. He phoned me while I was driving to work. (phone; drive)
8. While we _____________ breakfast we ______________ a strange noise. (have; hear)
B. PAST TENSES
Complete the sentences below with simple past or past continuous tense by using the words in the brackets. [@2 points]
Ø e.g. He phoned me while I was driving to work. (phone; drive)
9. When I ____________ Sue in the car park, she ______________ a lot of shopping. (meet; carry)
B. PAST TENSES
Complete the sentences below with simple past or past continuous tense by using the words in the brackets. [@2 points]
Ø e.g. He phoned me while I was driving to work. (phone; drive)
10. When we last ____________ her she ____________ to the shops. (see; walk)
C. FUTURE TENSES
Read, analyze, and match the underlined phrase below with its best explanation. [@2 points]
1. The boss looks very angry. I think he's going to shout at us.
□ There is evidence now for the future event
□ The speaker has already made an arrangement.
□ Something the speaker thinks is certain to happen
□ The speaker's decision is made at the moment of speaking
□ The speaker has already made a decision
C. FUTURE TENSES
Read, analyze, and match the underlined phrase below with its best explanation. [@2 points]
2. I'm starting to work there next Monday.
□ There is evidence now for the future event
□ The speaker has already made an arrangement.
□ Something the speaker thinks is certain to happen
□ The speaker's decision is made at the moment of speaking
□ The speaker has already made a decision
C. FUTURE TENSES
Read, analyze, and match the underlined phrase below with its best explanation. [@2 points]
3. That train always gets in late. They won't be early.
□ There is evidence now for the future event
□ The speaker has already made an arrangement.
□ Something the speaker thinks is certain to happen
□ The speaker's decision is made at the moment of speaking
□ The speaker has already made a decision
C. FUTURE TENSES
Read, analyze, and match the underlined phrase below with its best explanation. [@2 points]
4. Don't worry. I'll get it.
□ There is evidence now for the future event
□ The speaker has already made an arrangement.
□ Something the speaker thinks is certain to happen
□ The speaker's decision is made at the moment of speaking
□ The speaker has already made a decision
C. FUTURE TENSES
Read, analyze, and match the underlined phrase below with its best explanation. [@2 points]
5. I'll help, if you want.
□ There is evidence now for the future event
□ The speaker has already made an arrangement.
□ Something the speaker thinks is certain to happen
□ The speaker's decision is made at the moment of speaking
□ The speaker has already made a decision
D. PERFECT TENSES
Choose the best verb tense to complete the sentences. [@2 points]
1. How long have you learnt / been learning English?
D. PERFECT TENSES
Choose the best verb tense to complete the sentences. [@2 points]
2. Look! I have bought / been buying a coat.
D. PERFECT TENSES
Choose the best verb tense to complete the sentences. [@2 points]
3. It has rained / been raining since Tuesday.
D. PERFECT TENSES
Choose the best verb tense to complete the sentences. [@2 points]
4. John has broken / been breaking his leg.
D. PERFECT TENSES
Choose the best verb tense to complete the sentences. [@2 points]
5. He hasn’t told / been telling me his address.
D. PERFECT TENSES
Choose the best verb tense to complete the sentences. [@2 points]
6. How long have we driven / been driving now?
D. PERFECT TENSES
Choose the best verb tense to complete the sentences. [@2 points]
7. Have you ever read / been reading this novel?
D. PERFECT TENSES
Choose the best verb tense to complete the sentences. [@2 points]
8. Hello! I’ve waited / been waiting for you for hours!
D. PERFECT TENSES
Choose the best verb tense to complete the sentences. [@2 points]
9. How long have you played / been playing tennis?
D. PERFECT TENSES
Choose the best verb tense to complete the sentences. [@2 points]
10. I’ve lived / been living in Japan since January.
E. MIXED TENSES
Fill in the gaps with the correct verb tenses. [@2 points]
1. They (build) _______________ a new amusement park at the moment.
E. MIXED TENSES
Fill in the gaps with the correct verb tenses. [@2 points]
2. When I (buy) ______________ groceries, somebody called my name.
E. MIXED TENSES
Fill in the gaps with the correct verb tenses. [@2 points]
3. Bella (not/go) _______________ to the cinema last night since she was too tired.
E. MIXED TENSES
Fill in the gaps with the correct verb tenses. [@2 points]
4. I really love Raja Ampat. I (be) ________________ there 3 times.
E. MIXED TENSES
Fill in the gaps with the correct verb tenses. [@2 points]
5. Meliana (learn) ______________ English for over ten years.
E. MIXED TENSES
Fill in the gaps with the correct verb tenses. [@2 points]
6. My mother is quite nervous. She (cook) ______________ for the festival on Friday.
E. MIXED TENSES
Fill in the gaps with the correct verb tenses. [@2 points]
7. Who (invent) _______________ the air conditioner?
E. MIXED TENSES
Fill in the gaps with the correct verb tenses. [@2 points]
8. Diane is a stewardess. She (travel) ______________ overseas many times.
E. MIXED TENSES
Fill in the gaps with the correct verb tenses. [@2 points]
9. We left the restaurant after we (pay) ____________ the bill.
E. MIXED TENSES
Fill in the gaps with the correct verb tenses. [@2 points]
10. I’m thristy. I think I (make) ________________ an ice tea.
SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE
1. She __________ with her parents in London.
lived
lives
living
live
SIMPLE PAST TENSE
3. The weather (be) ____________ strangely fine this morning when I opened the windows.
is
am
was
should
PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE
5. Sara was _____________ (run) because she was late for her classes.
ran
run
runs
running
Present simple indicates
habits and routines
orders and instructions
finished actions
interruption of actions
PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE
9. The phone rang while I ________________ dinner.
had
was having
am having
will have
Next time, we ______ to put the dog in my bedroom. (future)
remembered
is remembering
remember
will remember
Which tense is NOT used with this marker?
Always
Present Simple
Past Simple
Past Continuous
Present Continuous
I've been knowing you for 2 years
right
wrong
When I arrived at the station, my parents...
waited
was waited
were waiting
had waited
Which is NOT irregular verb?
wait
wake
make
break
How long...?
do you have it?
have you been having?
are you having?
have you had it?
_______ she often ________ Spanish in class?
do/speak
does/speak
are /speaking
will/speaks
They ________ in that house since 2012
have live
have lived
lived
living
By 2024, the covid pandemic__________
will finished
will have finished
will have finish
finish
it ________ rain, look at those clouds!
is going to
may not
what ______ tonight?
are you going to do
will you do
She's always late. She ___ make it on time
is not going to
won't
My parents ... very hard every day.
doesn't
works
don't
work
My dog ... on my bed.
doesn't sleep
do not sleep
does sleeps
do sleeps
We ... Harry Potter in French class now.
is not reading
do not reading
are not reading
doesn't reading
Where ... you live?
is
are
does
do
A: ______________ watch the late film on TV tonight?
B: No, I _______________ have an early night.
A: Will you
B: will
A: Are you going to
B: going to
While I .... TV last night, a mouse ran across the floor. Luckily, my cat was nearby and caught it.
was watching
watched
had been watching
watch
I... (come) home while my sister ... (water) houseplants.
came, watered
came, was watering
was coming, watered
was Andra ... (drive) when you ... (call) him ?
driving, were calling
drove, called
driving, called
I ... (send) him an email with the file when you ... (receive) the confirmation.
sent, received
was sending, was receiving
was sending, received
the children ... (play) in the playground at this time yesterday
played
was playing
were playing
My sister ______ with her friends when I came. she was planting a flower
was playing
wasn't playing
were playing
weren't playing
I didn't ... to my friends' house yesterday.
comes
coming
came
come
Dona……. this delicious food for us, 1 hour ago
Cooked
Cooks
Cooking
Cook
Look! Cem _______________ again. He often ___________ this song
is singing/sings
is sing/sings
Sings/Sings
Sings/Sing
Use of Present Continuous:
Things that are happening at the moment.
Things that we do everyday.
13. Peter _____ (play) Tennis for five years when he _____ (be) at school.
has played / was
played / was
has played / has been
was playing/ was
16. When Jack was at school, he _____ (learn) to play the saxophone. He _____ (play) it ever since.
has learned - has played
learned - has played
learned - played
was learned / played
18. Maria lives in Boston. Before she _____ (move) here, she ____ (live) in Seattle for three years.
moved / has lived
moved / lived
has moved / lived
has moved/ has lived
19. Just a moment! I _____ (not think) of a good idea yet!
haven't thought
didn't think
don't think
thoughting
At lunchtime...
A: Any good news for the world today?
B: Well, I _____ yesterday's newspaper, but I _____ today's.
have read / didn't
read / have not read
read / did not read
____ you watch the football match last Sunday?
Have
Did
Do
Has
My brother ____ to Mexico three times.
was
has been
were
have been
The Titanic ________ in 1912
has sunk
sank
sink
has sank
We ________ this TV set since 1968, and it still works!
have owned
owned
have own
own
England ______________ the world cup in 1966.
have win
win
won
have won
negative second person singular
don't walk here
let's walk here
not walk here
not to walk here
affirmative - second person plural
let's fasten our seatbelts
let's not fasten our seatbelts
fasten your seatbelts
don't fasten your seatbelts
hands / your / wash
Your wash hands
Wash your hands
Choose the imperative sentence
Can I use my driver's licence?
I'm using my driver's licence
Use your driver's licence, please
Your driver's licence is used
Present perfect indicates
habits and routines
past actions that will not happen again
a connection between the present and the past
a plan for the near future
