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🎯 Tenses

Choose the best answer for each question!

Simple Present Tense

a) He is playing football now.

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b) He plays football every Saturday.

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c) He played football yesterday.

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d) He will play football tomorrow.

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Past Continuous Tense

a) They play in the park.

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b) They played in the park.

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c) They were playing in the park.

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d) They will be playing in the park.

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Future Perfect Tense

a) She will be finishing her work soon.

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b) She finishes her work on time.

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c) She finished her work earlier.

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d) She will have finished her work by tomorrow.

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Simple Past Tense

a) I am eating dinner.

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b) I ate dinner an hour ago.

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c) I eat dinner regularly.

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d) I will eat dinner later.

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Present Continuous Tense

a) They sing beautifully.

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b) They sang beautifully.

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c) They are singing beautifully.

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d) They will sing beautifully.

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Future Continuous Tense

a) He will finish the book.

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b) He finishes the book.

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c) He finished the book.

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d) He will be finishing the book tonight.

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Present Perfect Tense

a) She has visited Paris twice

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b) She visits Paris often.

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c) She visited Paris last year.

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d) She will visit Paris someday.

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Simple Future Tense

a) We are watching a movie.

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b) We watched a movie.

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c) We watch movies.

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d) We will watch a movie tonight.

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Past Perfect Tense

a) He is leaving now.

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b) He leaves tomorrow.

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c) He had left before I arrived.

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d) He left a moment ago.

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Present Continuous Tense

a) The sun rises in the east.

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b) The sun rose in the east.

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c) The sun is shining brightly.

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d) The sun will rise tomorrow.

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Simple Past Tense

a) She is writing a letter.

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b) She wrote a letter yesterday.

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c) She writes letters often.

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d) She will write a letter soon.

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Future Perfect Tense

a) They will be arriving shortly.

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b) They arrive on time.

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c) They arrived late.

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d) They will have arrived by noon.

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Simple Present Tense

a) I am reading a newspaper.

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b) I read a newspaper every morning.

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c) I read a newspaper yesterday.

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d) I will read a newspaper later.

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Past Continuous Tense

a) She cooks dinner.

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b) She cooked dinner.

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c) She was cooking dinner.

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d) She will be cooking dinner.

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Present Perfect Tense

a) He is cleaning his room.

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b) He cleans his room weekly.

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c) He cleaned his room.

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d) He has cleaned his room.

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Simple Future Tense

a) They are playing games.

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b) They played games.

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c) They play games.

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d) They will play games later.

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Past Perfect Tense

a) She is going home.

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b) She goes home.

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c) She had gone home when I called.

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d) She went home earlier.

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Future Continuous Tense

a) I will finish my work.

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b) I finish my work.

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c) I finished my work.

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d) I will be finishing my work soon.

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Simple Present Tense

a) The birds are flying south.

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b) The birds fly south in winter.

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c) The birds flew south last year.

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d) The birds will fly south next year.

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Present Continuous Tense

a) He studies diligently.

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b) He studied diligently.

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c) He is studying diligently now.

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d) He will study diligently later.

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🌟 Identify the correct sentence with the right use of the verb in that tense 🌟

Simple Present Tense

Past Continuous Tense

Future Perfect Tense

Simple Past Tense

Present Continuous Tense

Future Continuous Tense

Present Perfect Tense

Simple Future Tense

Past Perfect Tense

Present Continuous Tense

Simple Past Tense

Future Perfect Tense

Simple Present Tense

Past Continuous Tense

Present Perfect Tense

Simple Future Tense

Past Perfect Tense

Future Continuous Tense

Simple Present Tense

Present Continuous Tense

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