Tenses

English Language

Tenses starts at 3 and continues till grade 10. QuestionsToday has an evolving set of questions to continuously challenge students so that their knowledge grows in Tenses. How you perform is determined by your score and the time you take. When you play a quiz, your answers are evaluated in concept instead of actual words and definitions used.

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What is the difference between present tense and past tense?

Choose the correct future tense sentence. (1) I am eating lunch. (2) I ate lunch. (3) I will eat lunch.

Choose the correct verb for the sentence: I _______ to music every day. (1) listen (2) listened (3) listening

Choose the correct verb for the sentence: She _______ her friends last week. (1) visit (2) visited (3) visiting

Choose the correct verb for the sentence: She _______ to school every day. (1) go (2) goes (3) going

Choose the correct verb for the sentence: The birds _______ every morning. (1) sing (2) sang (3) singing

Choose the correct verb for the sentence: The dog _______ loudly last night. (1) bark (2) barks (3) barked

Choose the correct verb for the sentence: The sun _______ in the east. (1) rise (2) rose (3) rises

Choose the sentence in the past tense. (1) He jumps high. (2) He jumped high. (3) He will jump high.

Which sentence is in the future tense? (1) He will swim. (2) He swims. (3) He swam.

Which sentence is in the future tense? (1) She will dance. (2) She dances. (3) She danced.

Which sentence is in the future tense? (1) They will dance. (2) They dance. (3) They danced.

Fill in the blank: He _______ his bike tomorrow.

Fill in the blank: He _______ his shoes now.

Fill in the blank: I _______ my friend next week.

Fill in the blank: I _______ my homework right now.

Is 'He is eating breakfast' in the past tense?

Is 'He will play football' in the present tense?

Is 'I am eating lunch' in the present continuous tense?

Is 'I am reading a book' in the present continuous tense?