Exercise 3: Verb Tenses | Practice Test Online

Question 1:  Which tense is used to express an action that will be completed before another action in the future?

(A) Present Continuous

(B) Past Perfect

(C) Future Perfect

(D) Simple Past

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

(A) Swam

(B) Swim

(C) Swum

(D) Swimming

Question 3:  In which sentence is the future continuous tense used correctly?

(A) They are playing football yesterday

(B) She will be cooking dinner tomorrow

(C) We is studying for the exam

(D) He am going to the cinema tonight

Question 4:  What tense indicates an action that started in the past and continues into the present?

(A) Future Simple

(B) Present Perfect Continuous

(C) Past Simple

(D) Present Continuous

Question 5:  Which tense expresses an action that happened before another action in the past?

(A) Future Perfect

(B) Present Perfect

(C) Past Perfect

(D) Simple Future

Question 6:  Which of the following sentences uses the correct past continuous tense?

(A) They are playing football at 5 PM yesterday

(B) He was studying when I called

(C) We will going to the cinema last night

(D) She is writing a letter tomorrow

Question 7:  What tense is formed by adding 'will have been' before the present participle of a verb?

(A) Present Perfect Continuous

(B) Future Perfect Continuous

(C) Past Perfect Continuous

(D) Future Continuous

Question 8:  In which sentence is the present perfect continuous tense used correctly?

(A) She has finished her homework yesterday

(B) They are played cricket now

(C) We have been waiting for hours

(D) He will cook dinner tonight

Question 9:  Which tense indicates an action that is expected to happen in the future?

(A) Past Continuous

(B) Present Simple

(C) Future Simple

(D) Present Perfect

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

(A) She is gone to the market yesterday

(B) They were playing football now

(C) We are watching a movie tonight

(D) He will read a book tomorrow