Worksheet of Tense
The grammar rule (Time word first): Find the time word: every day, now, yesterday, tomorrow, since, before … Choose the tense it needs. Fit the verb to the subject: he / she → -s, is, has, was; I → am; we / they → are, have, were.
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- 1.Name the tense: “You will make tea.” (a) past perfect (b) past continuous (c) present continuous (d) simple future
- 2.___ I eat a mango on Saturdays? (a) Is (b) Are (c) Do (d) Does
- 3.Choose the right verb: My spectacles ___ on the table. (a) are (b) is
- 4.You ___ in Delhi since 2022. (a) work (b) has worked (c) have worked (d) worked
- 5.___ Ishaan running in the park at the moment? (a) Is (b) Am (c) Are
- 6.They ___ a cap every Sunday. (a) wear (b) wearing (c) wears
- 7.Which is the correct -ing form of “buy”? (a) buyeing (b) buyying (c) buying
- 8.Zoya ___ vegetables every Sunday. (a) buys (b) buying (c) buy
- 9.I ___ Grandma on Saturdays. (a) helps (b) helping (c) help
- 10.___ we cooking rice now? (a) Are (b) Is (c) Am
- 11.Saanvi ___ cricket tomorrow. (a) played (b) will play (c) will playing (d) will plays
- 12.Farhan ___ the ball now. (a) are throwing (b) is throwing (c) is throw (d) am throwing
- 13.Sneha ___ Hindi twice a week. (a) speaks (b) speak (c) speaking
- 14.Name the tense: “We are telling a story.” (a) simple present (b) present perfect (c) past continuous (d) present continuous
- 15.They ___ to school at the moment. (a) am going (b) are going (c) is going (d) are go
- 16.He ___ the match two days ago. (a) will win (b) winned (c) wins (d) won
- 17.When Dad called, Meera ___ already brought lunch. (a) has (b) have (c) had
- 18.She ___ in this school since 2020. (a) teaches (b) has taught (c) taught (d) have taught
- 19.They ___ throw the ball twice a week. (a) doesn't (b) aren't (c) don't
- 20.Ishaan ___ the ball every Sunday. (a) throwing (b) throw (c) throws
- 21.They ___ wear a cap every morning. (a) don't (b) aren't (c) doesn't
- 22.I ___ science when it started to rain. (a) were studying (b) am studying (c) was study (d) was studying
- 23.Name the tense: “Myra had written a letter.” (a) simple future (b) past perfect (c) past continuous (d) present continuous
- 24.Choose the right verb: The packet of biscuits ___ open. (a) are (b) is
- 25.Choose the right verb: The box of pencils ___ on the table. (a) is (b) are
- 26.Name the tense: “Ira is cleaning the room.” (a) present continuous (b) simple past (c) simple present (d) past perfect
- 27.You ___ a cap every morning. (a) wearing (b) wears (c) wear
- 28.He has known my best friend ___ last year. (a) for (b) since
- 29.They ___ the room when the bell rang. (a) were cleaning (b) are cleaning (c) were clean (d) was cleaning
- 30.My cousins have lived in Pune ___ a long time. (a) for (b) since
- 31.My sister ___ in this school since 2019. (a) teaches (b) have taught (c) taught (d) has taught
- 32.My friends ___ in the park before the bell rang. (a) has run (b) had run (c) have run (d) had ran
- 33.When Dad called, he ___ already planted a tree. (a) had (b) has (c) have
- 34.He ___ a letter every morning. (a) write (b) writes (c) writing
- 35.Sneha ___ a story yesterday. (a) told (b) will tell (c) telled (d) tells
- 36.Choose the right verb: One of my cousins ___ in Class 5. (a) are (b) is
- 37.He ___ in Delhi since 2022. (a) works (b) have worked (c) has worked (d) worked
- 38.Farhan is going to ___ the bag tomorrow. (a) carried (b) carrying (c) carry (d) carries
- 39.When Dad called, they ___ already run in the park. (a) have (b) has (c) had
- 40.He has just ___ milk. (a) drank (b) drinking (c) drink (d) drunk
Answer key
- simple future
- Do
- are
- have worked
- Is
- wear
- buying
- buys
- help
- Are
- will play
- is throwing
- speaks
- present continuous
- are going
- won
- had
- has taught
- don't
- throws
- don't
- was studying
- past perfect
- is
- is
- present continuous
- wear
- since
- were cleaning
- for
- has taught
- had run
- had
- writes
- told
- is
- has worked
- carry
- had
- drunk
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