Present Simple vs Present Continuous Quiz

Choose the sentence that describes a routine using the present simple tense.

• I am playing soccer after school.

• I play soccer after school.

• I played soccer after school.

• I will play soccer after school.

What is the correct way to describe a daily school activity using the present simple tense?

• I am going to school every day.

• I go to school every day.

• I will go to school every day.

• I have gone to school every day.

Which sentence correctly uses the present continuous tense?

• They are playing football at the moment.

• They play football every weekend.

• They played football last weekend.

• They will play football next weekend.

Which of the following sentences is a correctly formulated question in the present tense?

• What do you like to do after school?

• What did you like to do after school?

• What are you liking to do after school?

• What will you like to do after school?

Which of the following sentences correctly uses the present continuous tense?

• She studies for her exams every night.

• She is studying for her exams right now.

• She will study for her exams tomorrow.

• She studied for her exams last week.

Identify the sentence that uses the present continuous tense correctly.

• She is reading a book right now.

• She reads a book every week.

• She read a book last week.

• She will read a book next week.

Identify the sentence that uses the present continuous tense correctly.

• They are studying for their tests this week.

• They study for their tests every week.

• They studied for their tests last week.

• They will study for their tests next week.

Choose the sentence that describes a daily school activity using the present simple tense.

• I am taking notes in class.

• I take notes in class.

• I took notes in class.

• I will take notes in class.

Which of the following questions is correctly formulated in the present tense?

• What do you eat for breakfast?

• What did you eat for breakfast?

• What are you eating for breakfast?

• What will you eat for breakfast?

Which of the following sentences describes a daily school activity in the present simple tense?

• I am having lunch at noon.

• I have lunch at noon.

• I had lunch at noon.

• I will have lunch at noon.