WorksheetsAll tenses exercise
Total questions: 99
Worksheet time: 50mins
Which tense is used in the sentence: 'You go to the doctor'?
Present Simple
Past Simple
Future Simple
Present Perfect
Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: 'She _____ English.' (Present Simple)
speaks
speak
speaked
speaking
Which sentence is in the Past Simple tense?
You go to the doctor
You went to the doctor
You will go to the doctor
You have gone to the doctor
Which sentence shows the use of a modal verb in the conditional tense?
You go to the doctor
You must go to the doctor
You have gone to the doctor
You did not go to the doctor
Fill in the blank: 'She shall _____ English.' (Future Conditional)
speak
spoke
speaks
speaking
Which sentence is in the Present Perfect tense?
You go to the doctor
You went to the doctor
You have gone to the doctor
You will go to the doctor
Fill in the blank: 'She has _____ English.' (Present Perfect)
spoken
speaks
speaking
speak
Which sentence is the negative form of the Present Simple tense?
You do not go to the doctor
You did not go to the doctor
You will not go to the doctor
You have not gone to the doctor
Fill in the blank: 'She does not _____ English.' (Present Simple Negative)
speak
speaks
speaking
spoken
Which sentence is the negative form of the Past Simple tense?
She does not speak English
She did not speak English
She will not speak English
She has not spoken English
Fill in the blank: 'You will not _____ to the doctor.' (Future Simple Negative)
go
goes
going
gone
Which sentence is the negative form of the Present Perfect tense?
You do not go to the doctor
You did not go to the doctor
You have not gone to the doctor
You will not go to the doctor
Fill in the blank: 'She has not _____ English.' (Present Perfect Negative)
spoken
speak
speaks
speaking
Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Do you ___ to the doctor? (Simple Present)
go
goes
going
gone
Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Does she ___ English? (Simple Present)
speak
speaks
speaked
speaking
Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Did you ___ to the doctor? (Simple Past)
go
goed
goes
going
Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Did she ___ English? (Simple Past)
speak
speaks
speaking
spoken
Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Will you ___ to the doctor? (Simple Future)
go
goes
going
gone
Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Will she ___ English? (Simple Future)
speak
speaks
speaking
spoken
Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Must you ___ to the doctor? (Conditional Present)
go
goes
going
gone
Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Must she ___ English? (Conditional Present)
speak
speaks
speaking
spoken
Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Should you ___ to the doctor? (Conditional Past)
go
goed
goes
going
Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Should she ___ English? (Conditional Past)
speak
speaks
speaking
spoken
Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Shall you ___ to the doctor? (Conditional Future)
go
goes
going
gone
Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Shall she ___ English? (Conditional Future)
speak
speaks
speaking
spoken
Fill in the blank with the correct verb participle: Have you ___ to the doctor? (Perfect Present)
gone
go
going
went
Fill in the blank with the correct verb participle: Has she ___ English? (Perfect Present)
spoken
speaked
speaking
speaks
Fill in the blank with the correct verb participle: Had you ___ to the doctor? (Perfect Past)
gone
go
going
goes
Fill in the blank with the correct verb participle: Had she ___ English? (Perfect Past)
spoken
speaked
speaking
speak
Fill in the blank with the correct verb participle: Will you have ___ to the doctor? (Perfect Future)
gone
go
going
goes
Fill in the blank with the correct verb participle: Will she have ___ English? (Perfect Future)
spoken
speaks
speaking
speak
Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Do you not ___ to the doctor? (Simple Present Negative)
go
goes
going
gone
Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Does she not ___ English? (Simple Present Negative)
speak
speaks
speaking
spoken
Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Did you not ___ to the doctor? (Simple Past Negative)
go
goes
going
gone
Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Did she not ___ English? (Simple Past Negative)
speak
speaks
speaking
spoken
Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Will you not ___ to the doctor? (Simple Future Negative)
go
goes
going
gone
Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Will she not ___ English? (Simple Future Negative)
speak
speaks
speaking
spoken
Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Must you not ___ to the doctor? (Conditional Present Negative)
go
goes
going
gone
Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Must she not ___ English? (Conditional Present Negative)
speak
speaks
speaking
spoken
Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Should you not ___ to the doctor? (Conditional Past Negative)
go
went
going
gone
Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Should she not ___ English? (Conditional Past Negative)
speak
speaks
speaking
spoken
Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Shall you not ___ to the doctor? (Conditional Future Negative)
go
goes
going
gone
Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: Shall she not ___ English? (Conditional Future Negative)
speak
speaks
speaking
spoken
Fill in the blank with the correct verb participle: Have you not ___ to the doctor? (Perfect Present Negative)
gone
go
going
went
Fill in the blank with the correct verb participle: Has she not ___ English? (Perfect Present Negative)
spoken
speak
speaks
speaking
Fill in the blank with the correct verb participle: Had you not ___ to the doctor? (Perfect Past Negative)
gone
go
going
goes
Fill in the blank with the correct verb participle: Had she not ___ English? (Perfect Past Negative)
spoken
speak
speaks
speaking
Fill in the blank with the correct verb participle: Will you not have ___ to the doctor? (Perfect Future Negative)
gone
went
going
goes
Fill in the blank with the correct verb participle: Will she not have ___ English? (Perfect Future Negative)
spoken
speaks
speaking
speak
Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: You ____ going to the doctor. (Present Simple Tense TO BE)
are
is
am
be
Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: She ____ speaking English. (Present Simple Tense TO BE)
is
are
am
be
Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: You ____ going to the doctor. (Past Simple Tense TO BE)
were
was
are
is
Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: She ____ speaking English. (Past Simple Tense TO BE)
was
were
is
are
Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: You ____ be going to the doctor. (Future Simple Tense TO BE)
will
am
is
are
Fill in the blank with the correct verb form: She ____ be speaking English. (Future Simple Tense TO BE)
will
is
was
are
Fill in the blank with the correct modal verb: You ____ going to the doctor. (Present Conditional Tense TO BE)
must be
can be
should be
might be
Fill in the blank with the correct modal verb: She ____ speaking English. (Present Conditional Tense TO BE)
must be
can be
should be
might be
Fill in the blank with the correct modal verb: You ____ going to the doctor. (Past Conditional Tense TO BE)
should be
must be
can be
will be
Fill in the blank with the correct modal verb: She ____ speaking English. (Past Conditional Tense TO BE)
should be
can be
will be
may be
Fill in the blank with the correct modal verb: You ____ go to the doctor. (Future Conditional Tense TO BE)
shall
will
can
should
Fill in the blank with the correct modal verb: She ____ speak English. (Future Conditional Tense TO BE)
shall
can
must
may
Fill in the blank with the correct perfect tense: You ____ been going to the doctor. (Present Perfect Tense TO BE)
have
has
had
having
Fill in the blank with the correct perfect tense: She ____ been speaking English. (Present Perfect Tense TO BE)
has
have
had
is
Fill in the blank with the correct perfect tense: You ____ been going to the doctor. (Past Perfect Tense TO BE)
had
has
have
was
Fill in the blank with the correct perfect tense: She ____ been speaking English. (Past Perfect Tense TO BE)
had
has
have
is
Fill in the blank with the correct perfect tense: You ____ have been going to the doctor. (Future Perfect Tense TO BE)
will
would
shall
can
Fill in the blank with the correct perfect tense: She ____ have been speaking English. (Future Perfect Tense TO BE)
will
would
can
shall
Fill in the blank with the correct negative verb form: You ____ not going to the doctor. (Present Simple Tense TO BE, Negative)
are
is
am
be
Fill in the blank with the correct negative verb form: She ____ not speaking English. (Present Simple Tense TO BE, Negative)
is
are
am
be
Fill in the blank with the correct negative verb form: You ____ not going to the doctor. (Past Simple Tense TO BE, Negative)
were
was
are
is
Fill in the blank with the correct negative verb form: She ____ not speaking English. (Past Simple Tense TO BE, Negative)
was
were
is
are
Fill in the blank with the correct negative verb form: You ____ not be going to the doctor. (Future Simple Tense TO BE, Negative)
will
are
do
can
Fill in the blank with the correct negative verb form: She ____ not be speaking English. (Future Simple Tense TO BE, Negative)
will
is
was
are
Fill in the blank with the correct negative modal verb: You ____ not going to the doctor. (Present Conditional Tense TO BE, Negative)
must be
should be
can be
will be
Fill in the blank with the correct negative modal verb: She ____ not speaking English. (Present Conditional Tense TO BE, Negative)
must be
can be
should be
will be
Fill in the blank with the correct negative modal verb: You ____ not be going to the doctor. (Past Conditional Tense TO BE, Negative)
should
could
would
might
Fill in the blank with the correct negative modal verb: She ____ not be speaking English. (Past Conditional Tense TO BE, Negative)
should
could
would
might
Fill in the blank with the correct negative modal verb: You ____ not go to the doctor. (Future Conditional Tense TO BE, Negative)
shall
will
can
may
Fill in the blank with the correct negative modal verb: She ____ not speak English. (Future Conditional Tense TO BE, Negative)
shall
will
can
may
Fill in the blank with the correct negative perfect tense: You ____ not been going to the doctor. (Present Perfect Tense TO BE, Negative)
have
has
had
was
Fill in the blank with the correct negative perfect tense: She ____ not been speaking English. (Present Perfect Tense TO BE, Negative)
has
have
is
was
Fill in the blank with the correct negative perfect tense: You ____ not been going to the doctor. (Past Perfect Tense TO BE, Negative)
had
has
have
was
Fill in the blank with the correct negative perfect tense: She ____ not been speaking English. (Past Perfect Tense TO BE, Negative)
had
has
have
was
Fill in the blank with the correct negative perfect tense: You ____ not have been going to the doctor. (Future Perfect Tense TO BE, Negative)
will
would
shall
should
Fill in the blank with the correct negative perfect tense: She ____ not have been speaking English. (Future Perfect Tense TO BE, Negative)
will
would
can
shall
Complete the sentence with the correct verb form: Are you ____ to the doctor? (Simple Present, Affirmative)
going
goes
gone
go
Complete the sentence with the correct verb form: Is she ____ English? (Simple Present, Affirmative)
speaking
speaks
speak
spoken
Complete the sentence with the correct verb form: Were you ____ to the doctor? (Simple Past, Affirmative)
going
go
gone
goes
Complete the sentence with the correct verb form: Was she ____ English? (Simple Past, Affirmative)
speaking
speak
speaks
spoken
Complete the sentence with the correct verb form: Will you be ____ to the doctor? (Simple Future, Affirmative)
going
go
gone
goes
Complete the sentence with the correct verb form: Will she be ____ English? (Simple Future, Affirmative)
speaking
speaks
speak
spoken
Complete the sentence with the correct verb form: Must you be ____ to the doctor? (Conditional Present)
going
goes
gone
go
Complete the sentence with the correct verb form: Must she be ____ English? (Conditional Present)
speaking
speaks
speak
spoken
Complete the sentence with the correct verb form: Should you be ____ to the doctor? (Conditional Past)
going
go
gone
goes
Complete the sentence with the correct verb form: Should she be ____ English? (Conditional Past)
speaking
speak
speaks
spoken
Complete the sentence with the correct verb form: Shall you be ____ to the doctor? (Conditional Future)
going
go
gone
goes
Complete the sentence with the correct verb form: Shall she be ____ English? (Conditional Future)
speaking
speaks
speak
spoken
Complete the sentence with the correct verb form: Have you been ____ to the doctor? (Perfect Present)
going
go
gone
goes
Complete the sentence with the correct verb form: Has she been ____ English? (Perfect Present)
speaking
speak
speaks
spoke
