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English Tenses Exercises & Practice Quiz
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Interactive 10-Question Tenses Practice Test
Test your understanding across all 12 tenses with these 10 board-pattern multiple-choice questions. Each question includes verified answers and rule breakdowns to help students prepare for upcoming board examinations.
10 Tenses Practice MCQs with Answers
Q1. He usually __________ up early in the morning.
Answer: B) gets (Present Simple routine action)
Q2. Look! The birds __________ in the sky.
Answer: C) are flying (Action happening right now triggered by “Look!”)
Q3. She __________ her homework before the guests arrived.
Answer: C) had finished (Past Perfect sequence of past events)
Q4. They __________ cricket for two hours.
Answer: C) have been playing (Present Perfect Continuous with duration ‘for two hours’)
Q5. He did not __________ to school yesterday.
Answer: B) go (Past Simple negative rule: did not + V1)
Q6. It __________ heavily since morning.
Answer: D) has been raining (Present Perfect Continuous with ‘since’)
Q7. By next month, we __________ our course.
Answer: B) will have finished (Future Perfect completion deadline)
Q8. Water __________ at 100°C.
Answer: A) boils (Universal scientific truth in Present Simple)
Q9. While I __________, the doorbell rang.
Answer: C) was sleeping (Past Continuous ongoing action interrupted)
Q10. She already __________ her project.
Answer: C) has submitted (Present Perfect with keyword ‘already’)
Mixed Tenses Sentence Correction Exercises
| # | Incorrect Sentence | Corrected Sentence | Rule Breakdown |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | He did not went to school. | He did not go to school. | Past Simple (did + V1) |
| 2 | It is raining since morning. | It has been raining since morning. | Present Perfect Continuous (+ since) |
| 3 | They are playing cricket since 2 PM. | They have been playing cricket since 2 PM. | Present Perfect Continuous (+ duration) |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1: How can I score full marks in sentence correction?
Always identify time indicators like *yesterday, since, for, already* before choosing your verb form.