ENGLISHH QUIZ - Lloydieee
English Proficiency Quiz
Test your knowledge of English grammar, tenses, and pronouns with this engaging quiz designed for learners at all levels. Enhance your skills and check how well you understand various aspects of the English language.
- 20 multiple-choice questions
- Covers various tenses and grammar rules
- Improve your English proficiency
Is used to show repetition, habit or generalization. And can be used to talk about scheduled actions in the near future, actions happening now. ______
Simple Present
Present Progressive
Present Perfect
Complete the sentence using demonstrative pronoun: I'm really busy ________ afternoon.
This
That
These
Complete the sentence using present perfect tense: You _____ never ______ me any help. (offer)
Had, offered
Have, offered
Have been offered
Complete the sentence using the past perfect tense: Before we reached the station, we saw that we ___________ (lose) our way.
Had lose
Had lost
Have lost
Is a pronoun that is used to point to something specific within a sentence.
Possessive Pronoun
Demonstrative Pronoun
Personal Pronouns
Complete the sentence using past perfect progressive: I _______ smoking for 10 years before I quit
Had been
Have been
Complete the sentences using Past Perfect Progressive: He (study) in Oxford University since 2016.
Had studying
Have been studying
Had been studying
Had been study
Complete the sentences using Past Perfect Progressive: I (study) all day.
Have been studying
Had been studying
Had studying
Complete the sentences using Past Perfect Progressive: She (teach) Mathematics since 2017.
Have been teaching
Had teaching
Had been teaching
Complete the sentences using Future Perfect Progressive: I (practice) the piano for two years by 2007.
Have been studying
Will be studying
Will have been studying
Will studying
Complete the sentences using Future Perfect Progressive: My friends (cook) for an hour by the time we arrive.
Will be cooking
Will have been cooking
Will cooking
Is a verb tense that describes actions that will continue up until a point in the future.
Future Perfect Progressive
Future Progressive Tense
Simple Future
Also called “present continuous tense” is the verb form of the present tense that expresses actions happening now, actions that are in progress, or actions that will occur in the near future.
Present Perfect
Present Progressive
Simple Present
Complete the sentences using past progressive tense: Luke _______ the short story at three o'clock. (read)
Was reading
Were reading
Will be reading
Complete the sentences using future progressive tense: He will not be _____ the bus today. (take)
Take
Taking
Takes
Complete the sentences using future progressive tense: They ________ the cottage next weekend. (use)
Will be not using
Will not be using
Will not using
Complete the sentences using present progressive tense: Look! Steve's mother _______ a Frappuccino. (to make)
Will be making
Is making
Is make
Making
Complete the sentences using present progressive tense: Tristan ________ all the subjects. (to review)
Reviewing
Is reviewing
Are reviewing
Is a verb tense that is used to talk about things that happened or existed before now
Simple Future
Simple Past
Past Progressive
Past Perfect
Complete each sentence using Demonstrative Pronouns: ________ is Lloyds adonis gay bar
That
This
Those
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