Crash course review

Simple tenses

100

What is the third-person singular form of "go"?

Goes

200

What is the past tense of "buy"?

Bought

300

Rewrite the sentence in negative: She eats breakfast at 7 AM

She does not eat breakfast at 7 AM.

400

Identify the mistake: He goed to school yesterday.

The correct form is He went to school yesterday.

500

Correct the sentence: Yesterday, I wake up early and go to the gym.

Yesterday, I woke up early and went to the gym.

Continuous tenses

100

What is the -ing form of "swim"?

Swimming

200

Fill in the blank: Yesterday at 5 PM, I _____ (watch) TV.

was watching

300

Make this a question: She is reading a book.

Is she reading a book?

400

Complete the sentence: I _____ (walk) when it started to rain

was walking

500

Explain the difference in meaning: I am reading vs. I was reading.

I am reading means the action is happening right now, while I was reading means it was happening at a specific time in the past but has ended.

Future tenses

100

Complete the sentence: I think it _____ (rain) tomorrow

will rain

200

Complete the sentence: Look at those clouds! It _____ (rain).

is going to rain

300

Which future form is better? I decided! I _____ (call) her now.

will call (because it's a sudden decision)

400

Make this negative: She is going to travel next summer

She is not going to travel next summer.

500

What is the difference between these two sentences? 

• It will be hot tomorrow.
• It is going to be hot tomorrow.

Will is used for a general prediction, while going to is used when there is evidence (like checking the weather forecast).

Present perfect

100

What is the past participle of "eat"?

Eaten

200

Complete the sentence: I _____ (never/try) sushi.

have never tried

300

Choose the correct sentence: 

• a) I have seen that movie yesterday.
• b) I saw that movie yesterday.

b) I saw that movie yesterday. (Present Perfect is not used with a specific time in the past.)

400

Choose the correct option:

• She has lived here (since/for) five years.

for (because "five years" is a duration)

500

Explain the difference:

• I have worked here for five years.
• I have been working here for five years.

The first one focuses on the fact that the work happened over five years, while the second emphasizes the ongoing nature of the action.

Miscellaneous

100

Choose the correct demonstrative: _____ (This/That/These/Those) apple is delicious.

This

200

Complete the sentence: Yesterday, she _____ (be) tired.

was

300

Choose the correct form: He _____ (like/likes) pizza.

likes

400

Correct the sentence: Me like football.

I like football.

500

Correct the mistake: This is the most easier test ever.

This is the easiest test ever.