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WorksheetsStandards and Week 1: Simple Tenses
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Which sentence is in the simple future tense using will?
I fixed the computer yesterday.
I fix the computer now.
I am fixing the computer now.
I will fix the computer later.
Select all sentences that correctly use the simple present tense for facts.
Water boils at 100°C.
The sun rose at 6 a.m.
Computers will store data.
A router directs network traffic.
Identify the correct simple past form to complete the sentence: Yesterday, we ____ a survey using Google Forms.
create
are creating
created
will create
Which option best rewrites this in simple future tense: The class submits the report on Friday.
The class submitted the report on Friday.
The class submits the report every Friday.
The class will submit the report on Friday.
The class is submitting the report on Friday.
Choose the sentence that consistently uses simple present tense for instructions.
Will click the icon and will open the file.
Clicked the icon and opened the file.
Is clicking the icon and opening the file.
Click the icon and open the file.
Select all sentences that correctly use simple past tense for completed actions.
We will install the app last night.
We were installing the app last night.
We install the app last night.
We installed the app last night.
Which sentence correctly uses simple future tense with going to?
She goes to edit the video tomorrow.
She is going to edit the video tomorrow.
She was going to edit the video yesterday.
She is going to edit the video now.
Choose the best verb to complete the simple present sentence: The CPU ____ instructions.
will process
processes
processed
is processing
Which sentence correctly uses the present perfect tense?
She was finishing her report
She finishes her report yesterday
She has finished her report
She will finish her report
Choose the sentence in the past perfect tense.
They had deployed the app
They have deployed the app
They will deploy the app
They are deploying the app
Which sentence shows the future perfect tense?
By Friday, we are testing
By Friday, we had tested
By Friday, we will have tested
By Friday, we have tested
Identify the present progressive tense.
The server is running
The server ran nightly
The server will run nightly
The server runs nightly
Select the sentence in the past progressive tense.
Users will be logging in
Users are logging in
Users were logging in
Users have logged in
Which sentence uses the future progressive tense?
I code after lunch
I am coding after lunch
I will be coding after lunch
I coded after lunch
Which coordinating conjunction best joins these ideas: The Wi‑Fi is slow ___ the video still loads?
because
but
although
since
Pick the best subordinating conjunction: ___ the battery was low, the tablet shut down.
and
yet
because
nor
Choose the correct correlative pair to complete the sentence: ___ the printer ___ the scanner is working today.
either / nor
so / that
both / and
neither / or
Select the adverb of time.
silently
rarely
tomorrow
nearby
Which option is an adverb of place?
frequently
extremely
carefully
outside
Choose the adverb of frequency that best completes the sentence: I ___ back up my files.
very
quickly
outside
never
Which sentence uses an adverb of degree correctly?
The code is yesterday clean
The code is downstairs
The code is very clean
The code is rarely clean
Which sentence shows affirmation?
No, the data failed
Perhaps the data failed
Hardly the data saved
Yes, the data saved
Which thesis is clear and debatable for a persuasive essay about school technology?
Schools should provide loaner laptops
Laptops are devices for learning
Technology is a modern thing
Tablets exist in schools
Which sentence offers a strong supporting reason for the thesis “Schools should provide loaner laptops”?
They help ensure equal access
They are available in stores
They sometimes break quickly
They look cool and shiny
Which set best matches persuasive essay parts to their purpose?
Conclusion: new topics added
Body: random opinions only
Body: reasons and evidence
Introduction: hook and thesis
