Tenses

Which sentence is in the present simple tense?

• I ate breakfast every morning.
• I eat breakfast every morning.
• I am eating breakfast every morning.
• I will eat breakfast every morning.

Choose the sentence in the past continuous tense:

• She studied for her exam.
• She is studying for her exam.
• She will study for her exam.
• She was studying for her exam.

Which of the following sentences is in the future perfect tense?

• None of the given sentences
• He has already completed the project.
• She will be going to the party tonight.
• I will have finished my homework by tomorrow.

Identify the sentence in the present perfect continuous tense:

• I studied for hours.
• I am studying for hours.
• I have been studying for hours.
• I will study for hours.

Choose the sentence in the past perfect tense:

• She had already finished her homework before the teacher arrived.
• She will finish her homework before the teacher arrived.
• She is finishing her homework before the teacher arrived.
• She already finished her homework before the teacher arrived.

Which sentence is in the future continuous tense?

• I have eaten lunch.

• They will be waiting for you at the station.

• She has read that book.

• We went to the museum yesterday.

Identify the sentence in the present perfect simple tense:

• I have finished my homework.
• I am finishing my homework.
• I will finish my homework.
• I finished my homework.

Which of the following sentences is in the past perfect continuous tense?

• I have been working on this project for two months.
• They will have been playing soccer for three hours by the time we arrive.
• None of the given sentences
• She had been studying for the exam all night.

Choose the sentence in the future perfect continuous tense:

• I have been studying for five hours by the time you arrive.
• I will have been studying for five hours by the time you arrive.
• I will be studying for five hours by the time you arrive.
• I will have studied for five hours by the time you arrive.

Identify the sentence in the simple past tense:

• He plays football yesterday.
• He will play football yesterday.
• He played football yesterday.
• He is playing football yesterday.