Present Simple
Present Continuous
Present Perfect
Choose the Tense
Spot the Mistake
100

Complete: My brother ___ (walk) to school every day.

walks

100

Complete: Listen! Someone ___ (sing) outside.

is singing 

100

Complete: I ___ (never / visit) London.

have never visited

100

Look! The dog ___ (run) after the ball.

is running

100

Correct the mistake: "She don't speak French."

She doesn't speak French.

200

Make a question: She plays tennis on Saturdays.

Does she play tennis on Saturdays?

200

Make negative: They are studying for the test.

They aren't studying for the test.

200

Choose the correct word: She has lived here since / for 2021.

since

200

My parents ___ (not / eat) meat.

don't eat

200

Correct the mistake: "They are play football right now."

They are playing football right now.

300

Make negative: Tom likes spicy food.

Tom doesn't like spicy food.

300

Make a question: your friends / wait / outside / ?

Are your friends waiting outside?

300

Make a question using EVER: you / eat / sushi / ?

Have you ever eaten sushi?

300

She ___ (just / arrive) at the station.

has just arrived

300

Correct the mistake: "I have saw that film twice."

I have seen that film twice.

400

Explain the difference: "I work in a café." / "I am working in a café this summer."

The first describes a regular or permanent situation. The second describes a temporary situation.

400

Complete: I usually cycle to school, but this week I ___ (take) the bus.

am taking

400

Complete: We ___ (already / finish) our homework.

have already finished

400

I ___ (read) three books so far this month.

have read

400

Correct the mistake: "We have lived here since five years."

We have lived here for five years.

500

Find and correct the mistake: "How often does your sister goes swimming?"

How often does your sister go swimming?

500

Find and correct the mistake. Explain your answer: "I am knowing the answer."

I know the answer. "Know" is a stative verb and is not normally used in the continuous form.

500

Explain the difference: "I have lost my keys." / "I lost my keys yesterday."

The first emphasizes the present result. The second describes an event at a specific time in the past.

500

Complete BOTH gaps: He usually ___ (wear) jeans, but today he ___ (wear) a suit.

wears / is wearing

500

Find and correct TWO mistakes: "She has finished her homework yesterday and now she watch TV."

She finished her homework yesterday and now she is watching TV.

600

Complete the following paragraph using the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

"My best friend usually ___ (play) basketball after school. Today, however, he ___ (study) for an important exam. He ___ (never / fail) an exam before, and he wants to keep it that way!"

Answer:

  1. plays — Present Simple
  2. is studying — Present Continuous
  3. has never failed — Present Perfect