English Test

Choose the correct form of the verb in the past simple tense:

• walked

• walking

• walks

Which sentence uses both past simple and past continuous tenses:

• He studied when the phone rang.

• He studies when the phone is ringing.

• He was studying when the phone rang.

Which sentence is in past perfect tense:

• She had eaten lunch before she went to the store.

• She ate lunch before she went to the store.

• She eats lunch before she goes to the store.

Which sentence uses the past perfect tense with reported speech:

• He said he was going to the store.

• He said he went to the store.

• He said he had gone to the store.

Choose the sentence which uses a reporting verb to complete the sentence in the past tense:

• She said I was there.

• She says she am there.

• She said she was there.

Choose the sentence which makes a comparison:

• She is not as tall as her sister.

• She is the tallest in the family.

• She is tall.

Complete the sentence with the appropriate comparative or superlative form:

• This is the most interesting book I've read.

• This is an interesting book.

• This is the interesting than that book.

Which sentence uses an adverb of degree:

• She passed the test easily.

• She passed the test.

• She passed the test yesterday.

Choose the sentence which uses a transition word or phrase:

• She is tired. She will go to bed.

• She is not tired. However, she will go to bed.

• She is tired. She ate dinner.

Choose the correct sentence with the present perfect tense:

• I have eaten lunch.

• I am eating lunch.

• I eats lunch.