10 Questions
Which sentence is in the past perfect continuous tense?
She will have been studying for the test.
Identify the sentence in the future perfect continuous tense:
She will have been studying for the test.
What is the correct sentence in the present continuous tense?
They are running a marathon tomorrow.
Choose the sentence in the future simple tense:
She will take a vacation next year.
Identify the sentence in the past perfect tense:
She had already left when I arrived.
Which sentence is in the past perfect continuous tense?
I had been waiting for the bus for an hour.
What is the correct sentence in the present perfect tense?
They have been waiting for an hour.
Identify the sentence in the future continuous tense:
She will be cooking dinner at 7 PM.
Which sentence is in the future perfect tense?
I will have completed my assignment by 5 PM.
Choose the sentence in the past perfect tense:
He had finished his homework before dinner.
Study Notes
Tenses Identification
- Identify the sentence in the past perfect continuous tense: (requires a specific sentence to identify)
- Identify the sentence in the future perfect continuous tense: (requires a specific sentence to identify)
- Correct sentence in the present continuous tense: (requires a specific sentence to identify)
- Sentence in the future simple tense: (requires a specific sentence to identify)
- Identify the sentence in the past perfect tense: (requires a specific sentence to identify)
- Sentence in the past perfect continuous tense: (requires a specific sentence to identify)
- Correct sentence in the present perfect tense: (requires a specific sentence to identify)
- Sentence in the future continuous tense: (requires a specific sentence to identify)
- Sentence in the future perfect tense: (requires a specific sentence to identify)
- Sentence in the past perfect tense: (requires a specific sentence to identify)
Test your knowledge of English tenses with this multiple-choice quiz. Choose the correct sentence that corresponds to the given tense and improve your grammar skills.
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