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Tenses

🏫 MP BoardClass 8English Grammar·20 important questions
Q1 · MCQ⭐ High Yield
1 Mark

Choose the correct verb form to complete the sentence: 'She ______ to school every day.'

Q2 · MCQ⭐ High Yield
1 Mark

Fill in the blank with the correct tense: 'Look! The birds ______ in the sky.'

Q3 · MCQ⭐ High Yield
1 Mark

Complete the sentence with the correct form of verb: 'They ______ in Delhi since 2018.'

Q4 · MCQ⭐ High Yield
1 Mark

Fill in the blank with the correct verb: 'Yesterday, I ______ an old friend at the market.'

Q5 · MCQ⭐ High Yield
1 Mark

Universal truths are expressed in which tense? Example: 'The Sun ______ in the east.'

Q6 · MCQ⭐ High Yield
1 Mark

Select the correct form of verb after 'did not': 'She did not ______ to the function yesterday.'

Q7 · MCQ⭐ High Yield
1 Mark

Fill in the blank with the appropriate auxiliary verb: '______ you see the movie last night?'

Q8 · MCQ⭐ High Yield
1 Mark

Fill in the blank: 'Rohan ______ just ______ his homework.'

Q10 · MCQ⭐ High Yield
1 Mark

Fill in the blank with suitable tense: 'If it rains, we ______ at home.'

Q12 · MCQ⭐ High Yield
1 Mark

Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb: 'She _____ to school every day.'

Q13 · MCQ⭐ High Yield
1 Mark

Select the correct option to complete the Present Perfect Tense sentence: 'I _____ my homework already.'

Q14 · MCQ⭐ High Yield
1 Mark

Complete the Simple Past Tense sentence: 'They _____ a new car last week.'

Q15 · MCQ⭐ High Yield
1 Mark

Fill in the blank with Past Perfect Tense: 'The train _____ before we reached the station.'

Q16 · MCQ⭐ High Yield
1 Mark

Choose the correct form of the verb for universal truths: 'The sun _____ in the east.'

Q17 · MCQ⭐ High Yield
1 Mark

Choose the correct negative auxiliary verb in Simple Present Tense: 'He _____ not like tea.'

Q19 · MCQ⭐ High Yield
1 Mark

Fill in the blank with the correct preposition of time in Present Perfect Continuous Tense: 'It has been raining _____ morning.'

Q20 · MCQ⭐ High Yield
1 Mark

Identify the sentence written correctly in Simple Present Tense: