Verb Tenses Quiz: Simple, Progressive, Perfect
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Which sentence uses the present progressive tense?

  • He walks to work every day.
  • I have finished my homework.
  • She has gone to the store.
  • They are playing soccer in the park. (correct)
  • Which sentence uses the present perfect tense?

  • She dances beautifully.
  • I eat breakfast at 8 AM.
  • He will have completed the project by tomorrow.
  • They have been waiting for hours. (correct)
  • Which sentence uses the past progressive tense?

  • He has been writing letters all day.
  • She cooked dinner while they were studying.
  • I have visited that city many times.
  • They were playing music when I arrived. (correct)
  • Which sentence uses the future perfect tense?

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    Study Notes

    Tenses Overview

    • Present Progressive Tense describes actions currently happening. Example: "She is reading a book."
    • Present Perfect Tense indicates actions completed at some point before now. Example: "They have finished their homework."
    • Past Progressive Tense refers to actions that were ongoing in the past. Example: "He was watching a movie."
    • Future Perfect Tense expresses actions that will be completed before a specific future time. Example: "By next year, she will have graduated."

    Examples of Tense Usage

    • Present Progressive: Used for ongoing actions and temporary situations.
    • Present Perfect: Connects the past to the present; emphasizes the action’s relevance or completion.
    • Past Progressive: Describes actions that were interrupted or ongoing during a period in the past.
    • Future Perfect: Focuses on actions that will have been completed by a particular moment in the future.

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    Test your knowledge of verb tenses by identifying the present progressive, present perfect, past progressive, and future perfect tenses in sentences.

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