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She ______ (play) tennis every Sunday morning.
She ______ (play) tennis every Sunday morning.
plays
They ______ (watch) a movie right now.
They ______ (watch) a movie right now.
are watching
I ______ (visit) France twice this year.
I ______ (visit) France twice this year.
have visited
He ______ (study) for the exam since 8 AM.
He ______ (study) for the exam since 8 AM.
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We ______ (go) to the zoo last Saturday.
We ______ (go) to the zoo last Saturday.
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She ______ (read) a book when the phone rang.
She ______ (read) a book when the phone rang.
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By 2026, she ______ (graduate) from college.
By 2026, she ______ (graduate) from college.
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This time next week, I ______ (fly) to New York.
This time next week, I ______ (fly) to New York.
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By the end of this month, he ______ (train) for the marathon for five months.
By the end of this month, he ______ (train) for the marathon for five months.
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He ______ (buy) a new car last month.
He ______ (buy) a new car last month.
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Study Notes
Tenses: Verb Conjugation Guide
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Simple Present: Used for habitual actions, facts, and schedules. The third person singular forms typically add "s" or "es".
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Present Continuous: Used for actions happening now, temporary actions, or arrangements. Includes the auxiliary verb "to be".
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Present Perfect: Used for actions that started in the past and continue to the present, or for experiences. Uses auxiliary verbs "have" or "has."
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Present Perfect Continuous: Used for actions that began in the past and continue to the present, focusing on the duration of the action. Includes auxiliary "have been".
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Simple Past: Used for completed actions in the past. Third person singular forms of regular verbs usually add "ed".
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Past Continuous: Used for actions in progress during a specific time in the past. Includes auxiliary "was" or "were".
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Past Perfect: Used for actions that were completed before another action in the past. Includes auxiliary "had."
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Past Perfect Continuous: Used for actions that continued for a period before another action in the past. Uses auxiliary "had been."
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Simple Future: Used for actions that will happen in the future. Often uses "will".
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Future Continuous: Used for actions that will be in progress at a specific time in the future. Includes auxiliary "will be."
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Future Perfect: Used for actions that will be completed before a specific time in the future. Uses auxiliary "will have."
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Future Perfect Continuous: Used for actions that will continue for a period of time before a specific time in the future. Includes auxiliary "will have been. "
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Description
This quiz focuses on the various tenses used in verb conjugation, including Simple Present, Present Continuous, Present Perfect, and more. Each tense is outlined with its specific usage and examples to help enhance your understanding of English grammar. Test your knowledge and become more proficient in using these tenses correctly.
