Q. A perfect tense denotes an action which has been completed, and is in a perfect state.

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Q. Which of these statements belongs to perfect continuous tense?

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Q. The statement - ' I have written a letter ' belongs to which of these tenses?

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Q. Which of these statements belong to present continuous tense (plural)?

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Q. To which of these tenses does the following statement belong?

We were watching television all day.

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Q. Fill in with past perfect tense: I _______ my homework when my uncle arrived.

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Q. Which of these is an example of simple present tense?

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Q. Choose the correct statement:

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Q. Which of these is used to express habitual actions?

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Q. Which tense does this statement belong to?

We leave for Pune by the morning bus.

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Q. Choose the correct statement:

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Q. Which of these tenses does the statement belong to?

A letter is being written by me.

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Q. To which of the tenses does the statement belong?

I shall be meeting Neha in the market.

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Q. Fill in the blank with past perfect tense:

I met Ruchi in Nagpur yesterday. I ______ her a week before.

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Q. Correct the incorrect statement:

He said I owe him money.

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Q. In which of these cases, present continuous tense is not used?

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Q. Correct the incorrect statement

I am loving it.

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Q. Fill in the blank: He said that he ______ tomorrow.

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Q. If the subject is of singular number, third person; in what number and person will the verb be?

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Q. If two singular nouns refer to the same person or thing, the verb must be singular.

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