WorksheetsGrade 6 / 7 English Review Quiz
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 25mins
We usually use the present simple for:
Talking about tomorrow
Habits and routines
The distant future
One finished action in the past
Which sentence is in the present simple?
She is playing football now.
She played football yesterday.
She plays football on Saturdays.
She is going to play football.
Which sentence is in the present continuous?
I read every night.
I am reading.
I read yesterday.
I will read tomorrow.
We use the present continuous to talk about:
Habits
Finished actions in the past
Actions happening now or around now
Facts
Which is the correct negative present simple sentence?
He don’t like tea.
He doesn’t likes tea.
He does not like tea.
He not like tea.
Which question is in the present simple?
Are they coming?
Did they come?
Have they come?
Do they live in London?
We use the present perfect for:
A finished action at a clear time in the past
Life experience or a result that affects now
A plan for the future
A routine
Which sentence is present perfect?
I finished my homework.
I have finished my homework.
I was finishing my homework.
I will finish my homework.
The form of the present perfect is:
S + am/is/are + verb-ing
S + past simple (V2)
S + have/has + past participle (V3)
S + will + base verb
We use the past simple when we talk about:
A habit now
A plan for tomorrow
A finished action at a specific time in the past
Something happening right now
Which sentence is past simple?
We watched the match yesterday.
We have watched the match.
We are watching the match.
We will watch the match.
The form of the past continuous is:
S + have/has + V3
S + was/were + verb-ing
S + am/is/are going to + base verb
S + will + base verb
Which sentence is past continuous?
I walked home at 6 p.m.
I was walking home at 6 p.m.
I walk home at 6 p.m.
I have walked home at 6 p.m.
We use future simple (will) for:
Routines
Decisions made now and promises
Finished actions in the past
Timetables
Which sentence is future simple (will)?
I will call you later.
I am calling you later.
I have called you.
I called you yesterday.
The form of “be going to” is:
S + will + base verb
S + have/has + V3
S + am/is/are going to + base verb
S + was/were + verb-ing
We use “be going to” for:
Past habits
Plans and intentions for the future
Facts
Life experience
Which sentence shows a plan using “going to”?
I will do my homework.
I am going to do my homework tonight.
I did my homework.
I have done my homework.
Which sentence is present continuous about the future (a fixed plan)?
I am meeting my friend tomorrow.
I meet my friend tomorrow.
I met my friend tomorrow.
I will met my friend tomorrow.
Which tense is used in: “Have you ever visited Wales?”
Present simple
Present continuous
Past simple
Present perfect
Complete the sentence using the present simple tense.
She (a) (play) football on Saturdays.
Complete the sentence using the present simple negative tense.
I (a) (not like) tea.
Complete the question using the present simple tense.
_______ you _______ (live) in London?
(a)
Complete the sentence using the present continuous tense.
I (a) (read) now.
Complete the sentence using the negative form of the present continuous tense.
She _______ not _______ (work) today.
(a)
Complete the question using the present continuous tense.
_______ they _______ (come)? (now)
(a)
Complete the sentence using the present perfect tense.
I (a) (finish) my homework. (present perfect)
Complete the sentence using the negative form of the present perfect tense.
He _______ not _______ (see) that film. (present perfect)
(a)
Complete the question using the present perfect tense.
_______ you ever _______ (visit) Wales? (present perfect question)
(a)
Complete the sentence using the past simple tense.
We (a) (watch) the match yesterday.
Complete the sentence using the negative form of the past simple tense.
She _______ not _______ (visit) her aunt last week.
(a)
Complete the question using the past simple tense.
_______ you _______ (see) the notice? (past simple question)
(a)
Complete the sentence using the past continuous tense.
I (a) (walk) home at 6 p.m. yesterday. (past continuous)
Complete the sentence using the negative form of the past continuous tense.
They (a) (not listen) when the teacher spoke. (past continuous)
Complete the question using the past continuous tense.
_______ they _______ (study) when you called? (past continuous question)
(a)
Complete the sentence using the past perfect tense.
They (a) (leave) before the rain started. (past perfect)
Complete the sentence using the negative form of the past perfect tense.
He _______ not _______ (finish) his work before 6. (past perfect)
(a)
Complete the sentence using the future simple tense (will).
I (a) (call) you later. (will)
Complete the sentence using “be going to” for a future plan.
We (a) (visit) my grandparents next weekend. (going to)
Complete the question using “be going to”.
_______ you _______ (study) tonight? (going to question)
(a)
