Tenses and Comparisons Quiz

Which sentence is in the Simple Present tense?

• I am walking to school.

• She walks to school every day.

• They walked to school yesterday.

• We will walk to school tomorrow.

What is the correct form for the verb in the Simple Present tense?
She ____ (read) books in the library every afternoon.

• reads

• is reading

• has read

• readed

Which of the following verbs is incorrect in the Simple Present tense?

• He eats lunch at noon.

• I enjoys football.

• They play the guitar.

• We visit the park often.

Which sentence is in the Present Continuous tense?

• They will play football next week.

• She is playing football right now.

• He plays football every weekend.

• We played football last night.

What is the correct form for the verb in the Present Continuous tense?
They ____ (work) on a new project at the moment.

• work

• are working

• worked

• have worked

Choose the correct sentence in the Present Continuous tense.

• She writing an email now.

• She is write an email now.

• She is writing an email now.

• She writes an email now.

Which sentence is in the Present Perfect tense?

• She has traveled to Japan three times.

• She traveled to Japan last year.

• She travels to Japan every summer.

• She is traveling to Japan now.

Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb in the Present Perfect tense:
They ____ (finish) their homework already.

• finishes

• are finishing

• have finished

• finished

Which is NOT in the Present Perfect tense?

• I have been to London.

• He has known her for years.

• We will have dinner later.

• She has never seen that movie.

Which sentence is in the Present Perfect Continuous tense?

• She has been studying for three hours.

• She studied for three hours.

• She will study for three hours.

• She has studied for three hours.