Q. Present Continuous is also known as:
a) Present Imperative
b) Present Progressive
c) Present Interrogative
d) Present Running
Q. Identify the formula of present tense:
a) Subject + Verb 1st + Object
b) Subject + Verb 2nd + Object
c) Subject + Shall/Will + Verb 1st + Object
d) Subject+ Had + Verb 3rd + Object
Q. Detect the formula that doesn’t exist in Present Tense.
a) Subject + Verb 1st Form + Object
b) Subject + Helping Verb Is/am/are + Main Verb (ing) + Object
c) Subject + helping verb (have/has) + verb (3rd) + object
d) Subject + had been + Verb (ing) + object (optional) + time of action
Q. Identify the structural formula for Simple Present:
a) Subject + Verb 1st + Object
b) Subject + Helping Verb Is/am/are + Main Verb (ing) + Object
c) Subject + helping verb (have/has) + verb (3rd) + object
d) Subject + helping verb (have/has) + been + verb (ing) + object (optional) + since / for + time duration + object
Q. Recognize the tense used in the following sentence:
Amina recites the Holy Quran.
a) Present Simple
b) Present Continuous
c) Present Perfect
d) Present Perfect Continuous
Q. Select the structural formula for simple present in negative format:
a) Subject + Verb 1st + Object
b) Subject + Do not/ Does not + Verb 1st + Object
c) Subject + Did not + Verb 1st + Object
d) NOT
Q. Which one of the following sentences shows the simple present tense in negative format?
a) He writes a letter.
b) Kennedy does not do the homework.
c) Does Ayesha speak truth?
d) He went to the Bazar.
Q. Which one of the following is the structural formula for Present Simple in Interrogative?
a) Subject + Verb 1st + Object
b) Subject + Did not + Verb 1st + Object
a) Do/Does + Subject + Verb 1st + Object
b) Don’t/Doesn’t + Subject + Verb 1st + Object
Q. Select the sentence that shows present simple in interrogative format:
a) Doesn’t she speaks truth
b) Do you write a proposal?
c) Ahmed is an honest person
d) He has written an application in Korean Language
Q. Identify the structural formula for Present simple interrogative and negative:
a) Subject + Did not + Verb 1st + Object
b) Don’t/Doesn’t + Subject + Verb 1st + Object
a) Didn’t + Subject + Verb 1st + Object
b) Subject + Verb 2nd + Object