Grammar

This time tomorrow my friends _______ to their home towns.

• will travel

• will be travelling

• will travelling

• will have travelling

Amin could not open the door because one of the other students _____ (lock) it from inside.

Every day, when it rains heavily, Kaushik _____ for a walk.

• going

• is going

• goes

• is gone

At this moment, _______ an exercise to review grammar.

• I do

• I doing

• I have done

• I'm doing

______ (meet) the CEO of Apple?

• Did you meet

• Did you met

• Have you met

• Have you meet

Answer explanation

Did you meet is Past Simple. Use this when you know the person and it is not the first time meeting him/her. Also used at a specific point like a party, this afternoon, etc.

Have you met is Present Perfect. Use this if you haven't met the person ever in your lifetime.

He had a break after he ______ for two hours.

• was walking

• had been walking

• has walked

• walked

I _____ (meet) Jim next week.

• met

• will meet

• will be meeting

• will met

Answer explanation

will meet is used to describe a single event whereas will be meeting refers to it as a period of time or concurrrence of events.

Other examples:

I will be taking her to the city.

I will be running around through out the break.

She _____ here for 15 years.

• have been living

• has been living

• will be living

• lived

It ______. Take an umbrella with you.

• rained

• will rain

• is raining

• will be raining

There are some birds that _____ every year.

• migrate

• are migrating

• has migrated

• will migrate