Tense used to refer events or actions that happen all the time.

A. Present Continuous
B. Past Perfect Continuous
C. Present Perfect
D. Present Simple
ANSWER: D

When do you have to add “s” in verbs that ending as a consonant?

A. Present simple
B. Third person
C. Past continuous
D. First person
ANSWER: B

This is the grammar structure in Interrogative form in Present Simple.

A. Auxiliary verb (do/does) + subject + infinitive+?
B. Verb to be + subject + infinitive
C. Subject+ infinitive+ complement
D. Subject+ auxiliary(do/does)+ not+ infinitive+ complement
ANSWER: A

This is the grammar structure in Affirmative form in Present Simple.

A. Auxiliary verb (do/does) + subject + infinitive
B. Verb to be + subject + infinitive
C. Subject+ infinitive+ complement
D. Subject+ auxiliary(do/does)+ not+ infinitive+ complement
ANSWER: C

This is the grammar structure in Negative form in Present Simple.

A. Auxiliary verb (do/does) + subject + infinitive
B. Verb to be + subject + infinitive
C. Subject+ infinitive+ complement
D. Subject+ auxiliary(do/does)+ not+ infinitive+ complement
ANSWER: D

It’s the ending form in the third person of the singular for the verb that ends in: “-ch, -sh, -ss, -
x, -o”.
A. -s
B. -ies
C. -es
D. -yes
ANSWER: C

It’s the ending form in the third person of the singular for the verb that ends in: “-y”.
A. s
B. ies
C. es
D. yes
ANSWER: B
Tense used for actions in progress now
A. Present Continuous
B. Past Perfect Continuous
C. Present Perfect
D. Present Simple
ANSWER: A

"Verb to be” is the form to be or being, the three types are:

A. he, she, it
B. will, going to, -ing
C. am, is, are
D. do, does, did
ANSWER: C

It’s the negative contraction of the first person of the singular:

A. Ia’m not
B. I´m not
C. I amno’t
D. I amn’t
ANSWER: B

This is the grammar structure in affirmative form of present continuous

A. verb to be + subject + gerund
B. subject + verb to be+ no + gerund
C. gerund + subject + verb to be
D. subject + verb to be + gerund
ANSWER: D

This is the grammar structure in negative form of present continuous

A. verb to be + subject + gerund
B. subject + verb to be+ no + gerund
C. gerund + subject + verb to be
D. subject + verb to be + gerund
ANSWER: B

It’s the verb ending in present continuous

A. -ed
B. -ies
C. -es
D. - ing
ANSWER: D

This is the grammar structure in interrogative form of present continuous

A. subject + verb to be + gerund + complement +?
B. subject + verb to be+ no + gerund
C. Verb to be + subject + gerund+ complement +?
D. auxiliary verb + subject + complement +?
ANSWER: C
Some letters have special roles using “S”. Choose from the list the correct ones.
A. Plural, possession, future plans.
B. Verb to be, third person, possession, plural.
C. Plural, verb to be, auxiliary, possession.
D. Possession, plural form.
ANSWER: B

It puts emphasis on the course of an action in the past.

A. Present progressive
B. Past progressive
C. Modal Can
D. Simple Past
ANSWER: B

This is the rule of the gerund form in the next example: “lie – lying”.
A. final e is dropped (but: ee is not changed)
B. after a short, stressed vowel, the final consonant is doubled
C. as final consonant after a vowel is doubled (in British English)
D. final ie becomes y
ANSWER: D

This is the rule of the gerund form in the next example: “come-coming”.
A. final e is dropped (but: ee is not changed)
B. after a short, stressed vowel, the final consonant is doubled
C. as final consonant after a vowel is doubled (in British English)
D. final ie becomes y
ANSWER: A

This is the rule of the gerund form in the next example: “sit – sitting”.
A. final e is dropped (but: ee is not changed)
B. after a short, stressed vowel, the final consonant is doubled
C. as final consonant after a vowel is doubled (in British English)
D. final ie becomes y
ANSWER: B

This is the rule of the gerund form in the next example: “travel – travelling”.
A. final e is dropped (but: ee is not changed)
B. after a short, stressed vowel, the final consonant is doubled
C. as final consonant after a vowel is doubled (in British English)
D. final ie becomes y
ANSWER: C

It’s a verb tense which is used to show that a past action was happening at a specific
moment of interruption.
A. Present progressive
B. Past progressive
C. Modal Can
D. Simple Past
ANSWER: B
It’s a signal word used to connect two or more ongoing actions were happening at the same
time.
A. When
B. While
C. Wh-question
D. verb to be
ANSWER: B

It’s a noun formed from a verb which refers to an action, process, or state. In English, it ends
in '-ing'.
A. Gerund
B. Verb
C. suffix
D. verb to be
ANSWER: A

It’s the past form of the verb to be “is”.

A. were
B. was
C. -ing
D. did
ANSWER: B

It’s the past form of the verb to be “are”.

A. were
B. was
C. -ing
D. did
ANSWER: A

In English it represents progression or developing of a verb.

A. Gerund
B. Verb
C. suffix
D. verb to be
ANSWER: A

These are the auxiliary forms in past progressive tense.

A. was/were
B. is/are
C. do/does
D. gerund
ANSWER: A

This is the grammar form in negative form of past progressive

A. was/were + subject + gerund+?
B. subject + was/were+ no + gerund
C. gerund + subject + was/were
D. subject + was/were + gerund
ANSWER: B
This is the grammar form in interrogative form of past progressive
A. was/were + subject + gerund+?
B. subject + was/were+ no + gerund
C. gerund + subject + was/were
D. subject + was/were + gerund
ANSWER: A

This is the grammar form in affirmative form of past progressive

A. was/were + subject + gerund+?
B. subject + was/were+ no + gerund
C. gerund + subject + was/were
D. subject + was/were + gerund
ANSWER: D