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Which sentence correctly uses the simple present tense to express a general truth?
She was eating breakfast when the phone rang.
We are going to the market now.
I will hang out with my best friend next weekend.
The full moon always appears at least once a month.
Which sentence correctly uses the simple present tense to express a habit?
They go for a walk after dinner every night.
I will watch TV when I have enough time today.
He goes to the library last Saturday.
She is exercising at the gym right now.
Which sentence correctly uses the simple present tense to express a scheduled event?
He is ordering pizza at 6 PM tonight.
The movie starts at 8 o’clock tomorrow.
They have been going to the concert since this morning.
I went to the dentist at 10 a.m. yesterday.
Which of the following sentences correctly uses the simple present tense to express a general truth?
Sparrow ate insects.
Seawater will be salty.
Roses have thorns.
Apple trees don't have roots.
Which sentence correctly uses the simple present tense to express a scheduled event?
Our train departs at 11 p.m. next Monday.
The movie is going to start at 6:45 p.m. this evening.
My class began at 10 a.m. yesterday.
They will fly to Bali tomorrow morning.
Choose the correct sentence using SIMPLE PAST TENSE.
They buying some fruits for their teacher this morning.
They bought some fruits for their teacher this morning.
They buy some fruits for their teacher this morning.
They buys some fruits for their teacher this morning.
Choose the correct sentence using SIMPLE PAST TENSE.
She cooked dinner last night.
She cooks dinner last night.
She cook dinner last night.
She cooking dinner last night.
Fill in the blanks with the correct form of SIMPLE PAST TENSE.
________ you enjoy the movie last night?
Are
Do
Were
Did
Fill in the blank with the correct form of the SIMPLE PAST TENSE.
The soccer team __________ win the match last Saturday. We felt really dissapointed for their loss.
isn't
doesn't
didn't
not
Choose the correct sentence using PAST PROGRESSIVE TENSE.
I was cooking dinner while my cat slept.
I was cooking dinner while my cat was slept.
I was cooking dinner while my cat is sleeping.
I was cooking dinner while my cat was sleeping.
Choose the correct sentence using PAST PROGRESSIVE TENSE.
She was studying Math at 7 p.m. last night.
She is studying Math at 7 p.m. last night.
She has been studying Math at 7 p.m. last night.
She will be studying Math at 7 p.m. last night.
Choose the correct sentence using PAST PROGRESSIVE TENSE.
I was walking to school when it started to rain.
I walk to school when it started to rain.
I had walked to school when it started to rain.
I walk to school when it was raining.
Read each context carefully, then choose the option that correctly completes the sentence using the "as...as" structure.
Melani did Math exam and answered 15 questions. Tati did only 10 questions. The time was almost over.
Tati didn't complete _______________________, so she had to work faster.
as much questions as Melani
as many questions as Melani did
as plenty questions as Melani
as few questions as Melani did
Read each context carefully, then choose the option that correctly completes the sentence using the "as...as" structure.
Ronny and Drake want to know their body. Ronny's weight is 70 kg and he is 175 cm tall. Drake's weight is also 70 kg and he is 175 cm tall.
Drake is __________________________________________.
as heavy and tall as Ronny
as light and short as Ronny
as heavy and as tall as Ronny
as heavy as Ronny but not as tall as Ronny
Read each context carefully, then choose the option that correctly completes the sentence using the "as...as" structure.
Emperor penguins can grow up to 40 kg. Royal penguins can grow up to 8 kg.
Royal penguins are not __________________ Emperor penguins.
as heavy as
as big as
as light as
as weight as
Read each story carefully. Then choose the option with the correct comparative adverb that best completes the sentence based on the information in the story.
Sarah and Emily both love to dance. Sarah moves with smooth, elegant steps, while Emily stumbles a bit more as she dances.
Sarah dances ______ than Emily.
more gracefully
more quickly
more carefully
more graceful
Read each story carefully. Then choose the option with the correct comparative adverb that best completes the sentence based on the information in the story.
Mey was nervous when she gave her first speech in front of the class. The second time, she practiced a lot and felt a bit more confident. By the third time, she spoke much ______ than she did before.
more confident
more better
more clearer
more confidently
Read each story carefully. Then choose the option with the correct comparative adverb that best completes the sentence based on the information in the story.
Noel was excited to join his friends for a hike in the park. However, he hurt his ankle while walking and had to slow down.
As a result, he walked much ______ than usual to avoid putting pressure on his injury.
more faster
more slower
more slowly
more quickly
Which of the following sentences correctly uses the present perfect tense with "ever"?
Have you ever been to a concert?
Did you ever go to a concert?
Have you ever went to a concert?
Did you ever be to a concert?
Which sentence correctly uses the present perfect tense to describe an action that happened at an unspecified time before now?
They have been travel to Japan last year.
They has travelled to Japan last year.
They have travelled to Japan.
They travelled to Japan last year.
Which sentence correctly uses "never" to describe a life experience?
I never have seen a lion at the zoo in my life.
I have never seen a lion at the zoo in my life.
I have never see a lion at the zoo in my life.
I never saw a lion at the zoo in my life.
Which sentence shows incorrect usage of "for" or "since" in the present perfect tense?
Noel has lived in this town since 2015.
I have studied English for five years.
She has worked at the hospital since two months.
We have known each other for a long time.
Which sentence correctly uses "for" or "since" with the present perfect tense?
I have lived in this city since five years.
She has worked at the hospital for she was 23.
They have worked in England since 2000.
He has played the guitar for last Wednesday.
Complete the sentence with the correct form of present perfect continuous tense with "for" or "since".
Noel and Rina ______ practicing that song on piano ______ two hours.
have been, since
have been, for
has been, for
has been, since
Which sentence correctly uses the present perfect continuous tense with "for" or "since"?
They have been playing soccer for two hours.
They have been playing soccer since two hours.
They had been playing soccer since two hours.
They are playing soccer for two hours.
Which of the following sentences uses the correct plural form of "person"?
There were five peoples waiting in line.
I saw many person at the concert.
Several people joined the meeting today.
Three persons is going to the park.
Which of the following sentences uses the correct plural form of "tooth"?
I have two tooths that hurt.
She lost one of her teeth yesterday.
The dentist said all my teeths are healthy.
He brushes his tooth every morning.
Which of the following sentences uses the correct plural form of "tuna"?
I caught three tunas during my fishing trip.
The market sells fresh tunaes every morning.
We bought two tuna's for dinner last night.
She saw several tuna swimming near the boat.
Which of the following sentences uses the correct plural form of "goose"?
The geeses are swimming in the pond.
The goose are eating grass near the river.
The geese are flying south for the winter.
I saw many gooses near the lake.
Which sentence uses the correct subordinating conjunction?
You can come over whenever you are not busy.
I will meet you wherever is the most cozy place.
I will say hello to whoever was I see at the party
She'll grab whatever books are interesting to read.
Which sentence uses the subordinating conjunction incorrectly?
I’ll call you whenever I arrive at the airport.
You can sit wherever you like.
Whoever wins the race will get a trophy.
Whatever will you write for your essay?
