Tenses & Verbs
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Q1.Choose the correct form: "She ___ tea every morning."
Correct Answer: B
Simple present with third person singular requires "drinks".
Q2."I am writing a letter" is in which tense?
Correct Answer: B
"Am writing" is present continuous tense.
Q3."She has lived here for ten years" is in:
Correct Answer: B
"Has lived" is present perfect tense.
Q4."He has been working since morning" is in:
Correct Answer: C
"Has been working" is present perfect continuous.
Q5.Choose correct: "The sun ___ in the east."
Correct Answer: A
Simple present facts: "The sun rises".
Q6.Present perfect is formed with:
Correct Answer: C
Present perfect = have/has + past participle (V3).
Q7."They play cricket every Sunday" shows:
Correct Answer: A
Simple present is used for habitual actions.
Q8.Choose correct: "I ___ not understand this."
Correct Answer: A
"Do" is used for I/we/you/they in present negation.
Q9."Water boils at 100°C" is an example of:
Correct Answer: B
Simple present is used for scientific facts and universal truths.
Q10.Which is correct present continuous?
Correct Answer: C
"Is eating" is correct present continuous.
Q11."Since" introducing time clause uses:
Correct Answer: B
"Since" clauses typically use present perfect in main clause.
Q12.Choose correct: "I ___ him since we were at university."
Correct Answer: C
Present perfect with "since" for a state continuing to now.
Q13.Choose correct: "It is the best film I ___."
Correct Answer: C
"It is the best...I have ever seen" uses present perfect.
Q14.Choose correct: "This is the first time I ___ sushi."
Correct Answer: C
"This is the first/second time" uses present perfect.
Q15.What tense is: "She is always losing her keys."?
Correct Answer: B
Present continuous with "always" expresses habitual or annoying behavior.
Q16.Replace the underlined phrase with a suitable option: Hush! I am hearing some voice in the next room.
Correct Answer: B
Verbs of perception like 'hear' are typically used in simple present, not continuous, form.