G8 - Grammar: Present Simple, Continuous, Passive, Comp

Identify the present simple tense in the sentence: 'She plays soccer every Saturday.'

• She playing soccer

• plays

• She play soccer

• plays soccer

Form the present continuous tense for the verb 'to read' with the subject 'they'.

• they read

• they are reading

• they are reads

• they reading

Convert the following sentence to present passive: 'The chef cooks the meal.'

• The meal is cooked by the chef.

• The meal cooks the chef.

• The meal was cooked by the chef.

• The chef is cooking the meal.

Change the following sentence to continuous passive: 'The teacher is grading the tests.'

• The teacher grades the tests.

• The tests are being graded by the teacher.

• The teacher is grading tests.

• The tests were graded by the teacher.

Use a comparative adjective to compare 'fast' and 'slow' in a sentence.

• A cheetah is faster than a tortoise.

• A rabbit is slower than a snail.

• A plane is faster than a train.

• A car is slower than a bicycle.

Apply a comparative adverb in the sentence: 'He runs ____ than his brother.'

• quicker

• more slowly

• faster

• slower

Identify the present simple tense in the sentence: 'He studies every night.'

• studies

• study

• studied

• studies every night

Form the present continuous tense for the verb 'to write' with the subject 'I'.

• I will write

• I am writing.

• I was writing

• I write

Use present passive voice in the sentence: 'The book was written by the author.'

• The author wrote the book.

• The book is written by the author.

• The book was being written by the author.

• The author is writing the book.

Construct a continuous passive voice sentence using the verb 'to build'.

• The house has been built.

• The house is being built.

• The house is building.

• The house was built.