Simple, Progressive, and Perfect Verb Tenses

According to the Doctor, the injury will have healed by next month.

• simple

• perfect

• progressive

The team was running across town to the school.

• simple

• perfect

• progressive

Uncle Tome moved his desk to his new office.

• simple

• perfect

• progressive

Sam and Erin have just arrived at the party.

• simple

• perfect

• progressive

Choose the simple form of the underline verb.

I ________ the movie at the theater last night.

• watched

• was watching

• had watched

Choose the perfect form of the underlined verb.

She accepted the job offer.

• accepted

• had accepted

• will be accepting

Choose the correct tense for each question below.

What is the present perfect tense of "to watch"?

• watch

• am watching

• have watched

Choose the correct tense for each question below.

What is the past perfect tense of "to write"?

• wrote

• was writing

• had written

Choose the correct tense for each question below.

What is the future perfect tense of "to write"?

• will have written

• write

• will be writing

Choose the correct tense for each question below.

What is the present perfect tense of "to begin"?

• begins

• have begun

• have been beginning