Question 1:  Which of the following is in the present tense?

(A) She will go to the market.

(B) She went to the market.

(C) She goes to the market.

(D) She had gone to the market.

Question 2:  What does the past tense describe?

(A) Ongoing actions

(B) Future actions

(C) Completed actions in the past

(D) Imaginary situations

Question 3:  Which sentence is in the future tense?

(A) He studies daily.

(B) He studied yesterday.

(C) He will study tomorrow.

(D) He was studying.

Question 4:  Identify the present continuous tense sentence.

(A) I am eating lunch.

(B) I ate lunch.

(C) I eat lunch.

(D) I will eat lunch.

Question 5:  Choose the sentence in past perfect tense:

(A) She eats her food.

(B) She had eaten her food.

(C) She will eat her food.

(D) She is eating her food.

Question 6:  Which sentence is in negative present tense?

(A) I go to school.

(B) I will not go to school.

(C) I did not go to school.

(D) I do not go to school.

Question 7:  Which of the following is an interrogative sentence in future tense?

(A) Did he go home?

(B) Will he go home?

(C) Is he going home?

(D) Has he gone home?

Question 8:  "They will be playing cricket" is an example of:

(A) Present Perfect

(B) Future Continuous

(C) Past Continuous

(D) Future Perfect

Question 9:  Which tense is used to describe a habitual action?

(A) Past Continuous

(B) Present Perfect

(C) Simple Present

(D) Future Continuous

Question 10:  Identify the affirmative sentence in past tense:

(A) I am going to the park.

(B) I was going to the park.

(C) I go to the park.

(D) I will go to the park.

Question 11:  What is the base structure of a present simple affirmative sentence?

(A) Subject + Verb 1 + Object

(B) Subject + is/are + Verb-ing + Object

(C) Subject + will + Verb 1 + Object

(D) Subject + has + Verb 3 + Object

Question 12:  Which of these is a past continuous sentence?

(A) She was reading a book.

(B) She has read a book.

(C) She will read a book.

(D) She reads a book.

Question 13:  Which one is a negative sentence in future perfect tense?

(A) I will not have completed the work.

(B) I will have completed the work.

(C) I did not complete the work.

(D) I was not completing the work.

Question 14:  Identify the interrogative sentence in present perfect tense:

(A) Have you done your homework?

(B) Are you doing your homework?

(C) Do you do your homework?

(D) Did you do your homework?

Question 15:  Which sentence shows past simple structure?

(A) I had finished my homework.

(B) I finished my homework.

(C) I will finish my homework.

(D) I am finishing my homework.

Question 16:  "They had left before we arrived." is an example of:

(A) Future Perfect

(B) Past Perfect

(C) Present Perfect

(D) Present Continuous

Question 17:  Which is the correct sentence in present perfect continuous tense?

(A) I have been reading for 2 hours.

(B) I will be reading for 2 hours.

(C) I read for 2 hours.

(D) I was reading for 2 hours.

Question 18:  "Does he play cricket?" is an example of:

(A) Negative sentence

(B) Interrogative sentence

(C) Affirmative sentence

(D) Imperative sentence

Question 19:  What is the structure of a negative sentence in past simple?

(A) Subject + Verb 2 + not + Object

(B) Subject + did not + Verb 1 + Object

(C) Subject + do not + Verb 1 + Object

(D) Subject + was not + Verb-ing + Object

Question 20:  Choose the correct future perfect sentence:

(A) She will be going to school.

(B) She has gone to school.

(C) She will have gone to school.

(D) She goes to school.