English Tenses and Relative Pronouns Quiz

Present Simple, Continuous and Perfect Tenses

• The Present Simple describes facts, habits, and routines.
• The Present Continuous describes activities in progress.
• The Present Perfect describes finished actions up to now or unfinished situations that started in the past and continue now.

Relative Pronouns

• Use who or that when referring to people.
• Use which or that when referring to things.
• Use where to refer to a place.
• You can omit that, which, or who when it comes before a noun or pronoun.

Obligation and Permission

• Use must, need to, have to, can, and be allowed to to talk about obligation and permission.
• Have to / need to / must are used to express necessity.
• Don't have to / don't need to are used to express lack of necessity.
• Can / be allowed to are used to express permission.
• Can't / mustn't / be not allowed to are used to express lack of permission.
• Have to is typically used instead of must when talking about rules or arrangements.
• Can't is used instead of mustn't when talking about rules or arrangements.