Fill in the blanks with an appropriate tense form.
1We often ............... for long drives on the weekend.
Wrong!
Use "go" for a regular habit with the plural subject "we".
2He ............... a lot.
Wrong!
Use "travels" for a regular habit with the singular subject "he".
3Don’t disturb me now. I ...............
Wrong!
Use "am working" for an action happening now.
4She ............... on a new project at the moment.
Wrong!
Use "is working" for an action happening at the moment.
5She ............... on a new project since February.
Wrong!
Use "has been working" for an action that started in the past and continues now.
6I ............... my native place next week.
Wrong!
Use "am visiting" for a fixed future arrangement.
7I ............... with a small accident in the morning.
Wrong!
Use "met" for a completed past event with a past time expression.
8When I was in Mumbai, I often ............... my uncle.
Wrong!
Use "visited" for a repeated action in a finished past period.
9I ............... yesterday’s party.
Wrong!
Use "didn't enjoy" for a negative statement about a finished past event.
10I ............... dinner when someone rang the doorbell.
Wrong!
Use "was having" for an action in progress when another past action happened.
11I ............... you after I reach home.
Wrong!
Use "will phone" for a future action after another future event introduced with the present simple.
12She ............... good care of her aged parents.
Wrong!
Use "takes" for a regular action with the singular subject "she".
Done.
Score: 0/12
Answers
- We often go for long drives on the weekend.
- He travels a lot.
- Don’t disturb me now. I am working
- She is working on a new project at the moment.
- She has been working on a new project since February.
- I am visiting my native place next week.
- I met with a small accident in the morning.
- When I was in Mumbai, I often visited my uncle.
- I didn’t enjoy yesterday’s party.
- I was having dinner when someone rang the doorbell.
- I will phone you after I reach home.
- She takes good care of her aged parents.
