Past Tenses

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10 questions

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Past Tenses

Last updated almost 7 years ago

10 questions

Note from the author:

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Question 1

Simple Past is for unfinished actions in the past

True

False

Question 2

The Past Continuous can be use for:

A past action before another past action

Two simultaneuos actions in progress in the past.

An action in progress in the past.

An action in progress interrupted by another action.

Question 3

The Past Perfect is used to talk about:

An action in past before another action in the past.

Two simultaneous actions in the past.

A finished action in the past.

An action in progress in the past.

Question 4

The Simple Past and the Past Perfect are used for finished actions.

True

False

Question 5

Before, I ___ the past tenses, but I _ this online at home and now it’s more clear.

didn‘t understand - checked

wasn’t understand - had checked

hadn’t understood - was checking

hadn’t understood - checked

Question 6

The Past Continuous is used with actions that were in progress, so they are unfinished.

True

False

Question 7

I use the in Past Continuous; in Simple Past and _ in Past Perfect.

verb be + V-ing - auxiliary didn’t - auxiliary had + v-part

auxiliary did - verb be - had + V-base form

verb Be - auxiliary had - auxiliary have

auxiliary did - auxiliary was - auxiliary had

Question 8

The most common past tense to begin the context of a story is the past continuous.

True

False

Question 9

The Simple Past can be used to talk about:

An action in progress in the past.

A finished action in the past.

An action in past before another past action.

Consecutive past actions.

Question 10

10.

In simple words, explain the difference between the Simple Past, Past Continuous and Past Perfect.

Question 1

Simple Past is for unfinished actions in the past

True

False

Question 2

The Past Continuous can be use for:

A past action before another past action

Two simultaneuos actions in progress in the past.

An action in progress in the past.

An action in progress interrupted by another action.

Question 3

The Past Perfect is used to talk about:

An action in past before another action in the past.

Two simultaneous actions in the past.

A finished action in the past.

An action in progress in the past.

Question 4

The Simple Past and the Past Perfect are used for finished actions.

True

False

Question 5

Before, I ___ the past tenses, but I _ this online at home and now it’s more clear.

didn‘t understand - checked

wasn’t understand - had checked

hadn’t understood - was checking

hadn’t understood - checked

Question 6

The Past Continuous is used with actions that were in progress, so they are unfinished.

True

False

Question 7

I use the in Past Continuous; in Simple Past and _ in Past Perfect.

verb be + V-ing - auxiliary didn’t - auxiliary had + v-part

auxiliary did - verb be - had + V-base form

verb Be - auxiliary had - auxiliary have

auxiliary did - auxiliary was - auxiliary had

Question 8

The most common past tense to begin the context of a story is the past continuous.

True

False

Question 9

The Simple Past can be used to talk about:

An action in progress in the past.

A finished action in the past.

An action in past before another past action.

Consecutive past actions.

Question 10

10.

Past Tenses

Past Tenses

Simple Past is for unfinished actions in the past

The Past Continuous can be use for:

The Past Perfect is used to talk about:

The Simple Past and the Past Perfect are used for finished actions.

Before, I _______ the past tenses, but I _____ this online at home and now it’s more clear.

The Past Continuous is used with actions that were in progress, so they are unfinished.

I use the ____ in Past Continuous; ____ in Simple Past and _____ in Past Perfect.

The most common past tense to begin the context of a story is the past continuous.

The Simple Past can be used to talk about:

In simple words, explain the difference between the Simple Past, Past Continuous and Past Perfect.

Simple Past is for unfinished actions in the past

The Past Continuous can be use for:

The Past Perfect is used to talk about:

The Simple Past and the Past Perfect are used for finished actions.

Before, I _______ the past tenses, but I _____ this online at home and now it’s more clear.

The Past Continuous is used with actions that were in progress, so they are unfinished.

I use the ____ in Past Continuous; ____ in Simple Past and _____ in Past Perfect.

The most common past tense to begin the context of a story is the past continuous.

The Simple Past can be used to talk about:

In simple words, explain the difference between the Simple Past, Past Continuous and Past Perfect.

Before, I ___ the past tenses, but I _ this online at home and now it’s more clear.

I use the in Past Continuous; in Simple Past and _ in Past Perfect.

Before, I ___ the past tenses, but I _ this online at home and now it’s more clear.

I use the in Past Continuous; in Simple Past and _ in Past Perfect.