Exercise 2: Verb Tenses | Practice Test Online

Question 1:  Which tense indicates an action that occurred at an indefinite time in the past?

(A) Present Perfect

(B) Past Simple

(C) Future Continuous

(D) Present Continuous

Question 2:  What is the correct past tense form of the verb 'to eat'?

(A) Eaten

(B) Ate

(C) Eat

(D) Eating

Question 3:  Which tense is used to express an action that will happen before another action occurs in the future?

(A) Past Continuous

(B) Simple Past

(C) Future Perfect

(D) Present Perfect

Question 4:  In which sentence is the present continuous tense used correctly?

(A) They was playing chess now

(B) She will washing the dishes

(C) We are going to the market yesterday

(D) He is reading a book

Question 5:  What tense indicates an action that has already happened or has been completed before the present time?

(A) Simple Future

(B) Past Perfect

(C) Present Continuous

(D) Future Perfect

Question 6:  Which sentence demonstrates the correct usage of the future perfect tense?

(A) They have eaten dinner last night

(B) She will be preparing for the exam tomorrow

(C) We will have finished the project by next week

(D) He is reading a book yesterday

Question 7:  Which tense is used to express an action that is happening right now?

(A) Past Simple

(B) Simple Future

(C) Present Continuous

(D) Past Perfect

Question 8:  In which sentence is the past simple tense used correctly?

(A) She had been studying all day

(B) They are playing soccer tomorrow

(C) We went to the beach yesterday

(D) He has eat dinner already

Question 9:  What tense is formed by adding 'will have' before the past participle of a verb?

(A) Past Continuous

(B) Future Perfect

(C) Present Perfect

(D) Simple Past

Question 10:  Which of the following sentences demonstrates the correct usage of the present perfect tense?

(A) They will finish the project by tomorrow

(B) She has gone to the market yesterday

(C) We have lived in this city for five years

(D) He was cooking dinner at 7 PM yesterday