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Understanding Present Continuous Tense

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the structure of the present continuous tense?

a)

Subject + was/were + verb

b)

Subject + am/is/are + verb(-ing)

c)

Subject + has/have + verb(-ing)

d)

Subject + will be + verb

2.

Which auxiliary verb is used in the present continuous tense?

a)

to have

b)

to will

c)

to do

d)

to be

3.

Convert the sentence 'She reads a book' to present continuous.

a)

She is reading a book.

b)

She reading a book

c)

She is read a book

d)

She reads books

4.

Identify the error: 'They is playing soccer.'

a)

They is playing football.

b)

They are playing soccer.

c)

They plays soccer.

d)

They are play soccer.

5.

What is the present continuous form of 'to run'?

a)

runningly

b)

is running / are running

c)

running

d)

was running

6.

How do you form a negative sentence in the present continuous?

a)

Subject + are + verb-ed

b)

Subject + am + not + verb

c)

Subject + am/is/are + not + verb-ing

d)

Subject + is + verb-ing

7.

Provide an example of a question in the present continuous tense.

a)

What did you do?

b)

What will you do?

c)

What are you?

d)

What are you doing?

8.

What time expressions are commonly used with the present continuous?

a)

next week

b)

tomorrow

c)

yesterday

d)

now, at the moment, currently, right now, today

9.

Change 'He works at a bank' to present continuous.

a)

He is work at a bank.

b)

He works at banks.

c)

He working at a bank.

d)

He is working at a bank.

10.

What is the difference between present simple and present continuous?

a)

The present simple describes actions that are happening right now; the present continuous describes habits.

b)

The present simple is used for actions that are temporary; the present continuous is for permanent situations.

c)

The present simple indicates routine actions; the present continuous indicates ongoing actions.

d)

The present simple is used for future actions; the present continuous is for past actions.