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English Tenses Quiz

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Which signal word is NOT commonly associated with the Simple Past tense?

Last Friday

Ago

Yesterday

Often (correct)

When would you use the Present Perfect tense?

To talk about a specific time in the past

To express that something started in the past and continues to the present (correct)

To indicate an action happening right now

To describe a past event that is now complete

What is the main use of the Present Progressive tense?

To describe actions in progress right now (correct)

To indicate actions completed in the past

To describe habitual actions

To refer to future plans

Which of the following sentences illustrates the incorrect use of the Present Perfect tense?

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Which signal word is appropriate for actions that usually happen?

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English Tenses Quiz

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Questions and Answers

Which signal word is NOT commonly associated with the Simple Past tense?

When would you use the Present Perfect tense?

What is the main use of the Present Progressive tense?

Which of the following sentences illustrates the incorrect use of the Present Perfect tense?

Which signal word is appropriate for actions that usually happen?

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