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Present Continuous Tense Quiz Multiple Choice Questions Which sentence is in the present continuous tense? A) She sings beautifully. B) They are eating dinner now. C) He played the piano. D) I have finished my homework. Correct Answer: B Fill in the blank: "They __________ (to watch) a movie tonight." A) watches B) watched C) are watching D) is watching Correct Answer: C What does the present continuous tense usually express? A) General truths B) Habits C) Actions happening right now D) Completed actions Correct Answer: C Which sentence is NOT in the present continuous tense? A) I am meeting my friends later. B) She is studying for her exams. C) He reads a book every night. D) We are visiting our grandparents this weekend. Correct Answer: C Choose the correctly formed question in the present continuous tense. A) Do you going to the party? B) Are you go to the party? C) Are you going to the party? D) Is you going to the party? Correct Answer: C Fill-in-the-Blanks I __________ (to listen) to music right now. Answer: am listening She __________ (to not study) at the moment; she's watching TV. Answer: is not studying __________ (to be) they __________ (to play) soccer in the park? Answers: Are; playing The dog __________ (to bark) because it's hungry. Answer: is barking We __________ (to plan) our holiday; we can talk later. Answer: are planning Present Perfect Tense Quiz Multiple Choice Questions Which sentence is in the present perfect tense? A) They go to Spain every summer. B) She is going to the supermarket. C) I have seen that movie before. D) He reads the newspaper. Correct Answer: C Fill in the blank: "She __________ (to never, eat) sushi before." A) has never eaten B) is never eating C) never eats D) have never eaten Correct Answer: A What does the present perfect tense usually express? A) Actions happening right now B) Actions that have a connection with the present C) Regular habits D) Future plans Correct Answer: B Which sentence is NOT in the present perfect tense? A) I have just finished my homework. B) They have lived here for ten years. C) We are watching a new film. D) She has written three books. Correct Answer: C Choose the correctly formed question in the present perfect tense. A) Have you ever been to Italy? B) Do you ever been to Italy? C) Are you ever been to Italy? D) Is you ever been to Italy? Correct Answer: A Fill-in-the-Blanks They __________ (to not, see) the Eiffel Tower yet. Answer: have not seen I __________ (to read) three books this month. Answer: have read How many times __________ you __________ (to be) to London? Answers: have; been She __________ (to not, decide) on her major yet. Answer: has not decided We __________ (to travel) to three different countries since last year. Answer: have traveled

Yawn (v) to open your mouth wide and breathe in deeply because you are tired or bored. Ex: Alan stretched and yawned. Sneeze (v) air suddenly comes from your nose, making a noise. Ex: I’ve been sneezing all morning. Reflex (n) a movement of your body that happens naturally in response to something. Ex: The doctor tested her reflexes. Sharp (adj) a very thin edge or point that can cut things easily. Ex: Be careful with that sharp axe. Pull away (p.v) to move away from something. Ex: He tried to pull away before the car hit him. Coordination (n) the way in which your muscles move together. Ex: These dancers have poor coordination. Breathing (n) How the body takes in oxygen and expels carbon dioxide from our lungs. Ex: For most of us breathing is automatic. Movement (n) How we move from one place to another. Ex: She is alert to every movement. Digestion (n) How the body turns food into energy for us to use. Ex: His digestion is bad. Blood circulation (n) How blood carries materials such as oxygen and nutrients around our body. Ex: Exercise will improve blood circulation. Helmet (n) a strong hat that protects your head. Ex: Wear a helmet when you ride your bike. Attendant (n) Someone who looks after customers in public places. Ex: We met an attendant in the office. Evidence (n) facts or signs that show clearly that something exists or is true. Ex: The police found the evidence in the crime scene. Twirl (v) To turn around quickly. Ex: He made the ice twirl in his glass. Frilly (adj) Decorative material on a dress or skirt. Ex: She is wearing a frilly dress. Itch (v) Rub or scratch your skin with your nails. Ex: I itch all over my body. Tantrum (n) When a young child gets angry. Ex: He had a tantrum when his sister used his phone. Shriek (v) Short, loud cry or scream. Ex: She shrieked in fright. Balk (v) Protest (because you don’t want to do something.) Ex: Many people balk at this danger. Frustration (n) The feeling of being annoyed or upset because you can’t achieve something. Ex: Don't take your frustration out on me. Proclaim (v) To say something important. Ex: The president proclaimed a public holiday

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