Present Tense MCQ Preparation Test Federal

Total Questions: 8

Total Marks: 8

Time: 10 Mins

Question # 1

Read the given sentence and find if it is in present/past/future simple, present/past/future continuous, present/past/future perfect or present/past/future perfect continuous tense. It had been raining for two hours before the sun came out.

past continuous tense
past perfect tense
past simple tense
past perfect continuous tense

Simple future tense example: I will invite you for lunch next week.

Question # 2

Choose the correct verb forms to complete the sentence in present perfect continuous tense. Recently, she _________ __________ ____________ improvement in her work.

have been showing
had been showing
has been showing

The present perfect continuous tense (also called present perfect progressive tense) is used with actions that began in the past and are still continued.

Question # 3

Choose the correct verb forms to complete the sentence in present perfect tense. _________ _______ __________ for the test?

Have you prepared
Has you prepared
Had you prepared

The present perfect tense (also called simple present tense) is used to express an action which happened or was completed in the past but usually at a short time before now (near past)

Question # 4

Choose the correct verb forms to complete the sentence in present perfect continuous tense. He ______ ________ __________ at that project for two years.

has been working
had been working
have been working

Question # 5

Choose the correct verb form to complete the given sentence in simple present tense form and find for what purpose was the given sentence used. The moon __________ around the earth.

For general truths (purpose), revolve (verb form)
For repeated actions or events (purpose), For habits (purpose)

Question # 6

present perfect tense
present perfect continuous tense
present simple tense
present continuous tense

Question # 7

Choose the correct verb forms to complete the sentence in present perfect tense. They ________ ____________ each other since childhood.

has known
have known
had known

The present perfect tense (also called simple present tense) is used to express an action which happened or was completed in the past but usually at a short time before now (near past)

Question # 8

Read the given sentence and find if it is in present simple, present continuous, present perfect or present perfect continuous tense. In the evening we are usually having tea in our lawn.

present continuous tense
present perfect continuous tense
present simple tense
present perfect tense

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