WREN & MARTIN's English grammar-Grammar Practice Quiz: Tenses & More

 

Grammar Practice Quiz: Tenses & More

Test your mastery of English grammar with these 10 targeted questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

Parts of Speech

Q1. Identify the part of speech of the word "often" in: "She often visits the library."

  • (a) Noun

  • (b) Adjective

  • (c) Adverb

  • (d) Verb

Q2. Which word in the sentence "The golden sun set behind the mountains" is an adjective?

  • (a) sun

  • (b) golden

  • (c) behind

  • (d) mountains

Active & Passive Voice

Q3. Convert to passive voice: "The students are writing a test."

  • (a) A test was written by the students.

  • (b) A test is being written by the students.

  • (c) The students are being written by a test.

  • (d) A test is written by the students.

Direct & Indirect Speech

Q4. Choose the correct indirect speech for: "He said, 'I am working hard.'"

  • (a) He said that he is working hard.

  • (b) He said that he was working hard.

  • (c) He said that he has been working hard.

  • (d) He said he will be working hard.

Tenses

Q5. Fill in the blank: "I __________ (read) this book since morning."

  • (a) read

  • (b) am reading

  • (c) have been reading

  • (d) will read

Q6. Identify the tense: "They will have finished the assignment by tomorrow."

  • (a) Future Perfect

  • (b) Future Continuous

  • (c) Present Perfect

  • (d) Simple Future

Q7. Fill in the blank: "She __________ (go) to the market yesterday."

  • (a) goes

  • (b) is going

  • (c) went

  • (d) has gone

Q8. Choose the correct form: "When I entered the room, he __________ (sleep)."

  • (a) sleeps

  • (b) was sleeping

  • (c) has slept

  • (d) is sleeping

Q9. Fill in the blank: "By the time we arrive, the movie __________ (start)."

  • (a) will have started

  • (b) starts

  • (c) has started

  • (d) started

Finding Sentences

Q10. Identify the sentence type: "He studied hard, but he did not pass."

  • (a) Simple

  • (b) Compound

  • (c) Complex

  • (d) Fragment

✅ Answer Key

Q.NoAnswer
1(c) Adverb
2(b) golden
3(b) A test is being written by the students.
4(b) He said that he was working hard.
5(c) have been reading
6(a) Future Perfect
7(c) went
8(b) was sleeping
9(a) will have started
10(b) Compound

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