"I'm guessing you're not up to going out this evening."

Colloquial use of a stative verb.

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Advanced present tenses

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1
Which tense refers to facts?
present perfect continuous
present perfect
present simple
present continuous
2
Which tense do we use for plots of stories, films etc.?
Present continuous
Present perfect simple
Present perfect continuous
Present simple
3
At the end both superheroes become friends.
It's an instruction.
It's a summary of an event.
It's a fact.
It's a declaration.
4
"I'm guessing you're not up to going out this evening."
A temporary situation.
A changing situation.
Colloquial use of a stative verb.
An annoying situation.
5
Woman kills her husband.
It's a headline.
It's a summary of an event.
It's an istruction.
It's a habit.
6
Daniels passes the ball to Mitchell, who kicks it into the net! Valencia loses again!
It's a fact.
It's a temporary situation.
A sports comentary.
It's a declaration.
7
"You are always making strange noises with your nose!"
Present perfect simple
Present continuous
Present perfect continuous
Present simple
8
"Kelly is not working this week, so I'm doing her work."
It's a temporary action.
Describes development.
It's the summary of an event.
It's a headline.
9
Which tense do we use to express temporary situations?
present perfect continuous
present perfect
present continuous
simple present
10
Which tense do use use to describe change or development?
Present perfect simple
Present perfect continuous
Present continuous
Present simple
11
At the moment, now, this week are signal words of this tense:
Present perfect continuous
Present simple
Present perfect simple
Present continuous
12
First you chop the onion.
It's an itinerary.
It's a declaration.
It's an instruction.
It's a habit.
13
"I bet you don't know the answer."
A complaint about an annoying habit
A repeated action
A temporary situation
A declaration
14
Which tense expresses repeated actions?
Simple present
Present perfect continuous
Present perfect simple
Present continuous
15
Which tense do we use for headlines?
Present perfect
Present continuos
Present perfect continuous
Present simple
16
Which tense do we use to make declarations?
Present simple
Present continuous
Present perfect simple
Present perfect continuous
17
Which tense do we use in anecdotes and funny stories?
Present perfect simple
Present simple
Present continuous
Present perfect continuous
18
Which tense do we use to express summaries of historical events?
Present simple
Present continuous
Present perfect simple
Present perfect continuous
19
Which tense do we use to complain about annoying habits?
present continuous
present perfect
present perfect continuous
present simple
20
Which tense do we use to express instructions and itineraries?
Present simple
Present perfect continuous
Present continuous
Present perfect

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Advanced present tenses

20 termsStudBud Administration225 plays

#English #ESL #C1 #Advanced #grammar #present #simple #continuous

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Questions 20

Answers

1
Which tense refers to facts?
present perfect continuous
present perfect
present simple
present continuous
2
Which tense do we use for plots of stories, films etc.?
Present continuous
Present perfect simple
Present perfect continuous
Present simple
3
At the end both superheroes become friends.
It's an instruction.
It's a summary of an event.
It's a fact.
It's a declaration.
4
"I'm guessing you're not up to going out this evening."
A temporary situation.
A changing situation.
Colloquial use of a stative verb.
An annoying situation.
5
Woman kills her husband.
It's a headline.
It's a summary of an event.
It's an istruction.
It's a habit.
6
Daniels passes the ball to Mitchell, who kicks it into the net! Valencia loses again!
It's a fact.
It's a temporary situation.
A sports comentary.
It's a declaration.
7
"You are always making strange noises with your nose!"
Present perfect simple
Present continuous
Present perfect continuous
Present simple
8
"Kelly is not working this week, so I'm doing her work."
It's a temporary action.
Describes development.
It's the summary of an event.
It's a headline.
9
Which tense do we use to express temporary situations?
present perfect continuous
present perfect
present continuous
simple present
10
Which tense do use use to describe change or development?
Present perfect simple
Present perfect continuous
Present continuous
Present simple
11
At the moment, now, this week are signal words of this tense:
Present perfect continuous
Present simple
Present perfect simple
Present continuous
12
First you chop the onion.
It's an itinerary.
It's a declaration.
It's an instruction.
It's a habit.
13
"I bet you don't know the answer."
A complaint about an annoying habit
A repeated action
A temporary situation
A declaration
14
Which tense expresses repeated actions?
Simple present
Present perfect continuous
Present perfect simple
Present continuous
15
Which tense do we use for headlines?
Present perfect
Present continuos
Present perfect continuous
Present simple
16
Which tense do we use to make declarations?
Present simple
Present continuous
Present perfect simple
Present perfect continuous
17
Which tense do we use in anecdotes and funny stories?
Present perfect simple
Present simple
Present continuous
Present perfect continuous
18
Which tense do we use to express summaries of historical events?
Present simple
Present continuous
Present perfect simple
Present perfect continuous
19
Which tense do we use to complain about annoying habits?
present continuous
present perfect
present perfect continuous
present simple
20
Which tense do we use to express instructions and itineraries?
Present simple
Present perfect continuous
Present continuous
Present perfect