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English- Simple Tenses

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  • I _______ the country last night.
    leave
    left
    will leave
  • The main function of a verb is to ________.
    indicate when an action occurs
    show movement
    show ownership
    describe a noun
  • How do you form the past tense of verb?
    by using the original form of the verb
    by adding -ly to the end of the original verb
    always add -ed to the end of the verb
    by either using -ed at the end OR an irregular form
  • We _______ it tomorrow.
    bring
    will bring
    had bring
    did brought
  • Have you _______ the quiz?
    completed
    complete
    will complete
  • I _______ yesterday.
    will go
    go
    went
  • His mother _______ away his phone after receiving his academic report.
    had take
    took
    will take
    taken
  • They _____ their best but they did not succeed.
    did tried
    will try
    tried
    try
  • I _____ the entire movie a week ago.
    see
    saw
    will see
  • Which one of the following is NOT a main verb tense?
    Participle
    Future
    Present
    Past
  • The Past Tense describes things that have already happened.
    True
    False
  • How do you form the Present tense of a verb?
    by adding -ed to the end of the original verb
    by adding will / shall before the verb
    by using the original form of the verb
  • I _______ the information with you in the future.
    share
    will share
    shared
  • Which of the following is an IRREGULAR verb?
    See
    like
    carry
    hate
  • They all ______ the snacks day after tomorrow.
    share
    shared
    will share
  • She said she ______ the books for you next week.
    returned
    return
    will return
  • She promised to _______ her brother to school in the morning.
    carried
    will carry
    carry
  • Each tense is divided into: Simple, Continuous, Perfect and Perfect Continuous
    False
    True
  • The Future tense describes things that are happening right now; things that are continuous.
    True
    False
  • The Present tense describes things have have yet to happen.
    False
    True
  • We ______ our food yesterday morning.
    cook
    cooked
    will cook
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