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1. Present Simple
  • (Used for daily habits, routines, or general facts)
1. She ______ to school by bus every day.
(a) go / (b) goes
2. My brother ______ coffee in the morning.
(a) drink / (b) drinks
3. They ______ tennis on weekends.
(a) plays / (b) play
4. A dog ______ loudly when it sees a stranger.
(a) bark / (b) barks
5. He ______ in an office near the station.
(a) work / (b) works
6. Water ______ at 100 degrees Celsius.
(a) boils / (b) boil
7. The train ______ at 9 a.m. every day.
(a) leaves / (b) leave
8. We ______ in a small village.
(a) live / (b) lives
9. She always ______ her homework before dinner.
(a) does / (b) do
10. Children ______ cartoons after school.
(a) watches / (b) watch
11. My teacher ______ very clearly.
(a) explain / (b) explains
12. The library ______ at 6 p.m.
(a) close / (b) closes
13. Lions ______ in the jungle.
(a) live / (b) lives
14. I never ______ tea in the evening.
(a) drink / (b) drinks
15. The Earth ______ around the Sun.
(a) revolve / (b) revolves

2. Present Continuous
  • (Used for actions happening now or around now)
1. I ______ a letter right now.
(a) write / (b) am writing
2. She ______ TV in the living room.
(a) is watching / (b) watches
3. They ______ to music at the moment.
(a) listens / (b) are listening
4. He ______ his homework now.
(a) is doing / (b) does
5. We ______ in the garden this evening.
(a) are playing / (b) play
6. The dog ______ at the door.
(a) bark / (b) is barking
7. I ______ for my keys.
(a) am looking / (b) look
8. The students ______ a test.
(a) are writing / (b) writes
9. She ______ her room today.
(a) is cleaning / (b) clean
10. They ______ lunch right now.
(a) are having / (b) have
11. He ______ late for school today.
(a) is running / (b) runs
12. We ______ to the teacher.
(a) are listening / (b) listen
13. The baby ______ loudly.
(a) is crying / (b) cry
14. She ______ a blue dress today.
(a) wears / (b) is wearing
15. I ______ my dinner at the moment.
(a) eat / (b) am eating

3. Past Simple
  • (Used for actions that happened in the past)
1. She ______ to the market yesterday.
(a) went / (b) go
2. They ______ football last Sunday.
(a) played / (b) play
3. He ______ his homework before dinner.
(a) finished / (b) finishes
4. We ______ a movie last night.
(a) watched / (b) watch
5. I ______ a letter to my friend.
(a) wrote / (b) write
6. The baby ______ all night.
(a) cried / (b) cries
7. She ______ her keys at home.
(a) left / (b) leaves
8. They ______ a new car last week.
(a) bought / (b) buy
9. He ______ the test easily.
(a) passed / (b) pass
10. We ______ in Mumbai two years ago.
(a) lived / (b) live
11. I ______ a book about history.
(a) read / (b) reads
12. She ______ the window.
(a) opened / (b) opens
13. The children ______ happily in the park.
(a) played / (b) play
1. My friend ______ me yesterday.
(a) called / (b) calls
15. We ______ to the zoo last Sunday.
(a) went / (b) goes

4. Future Tense
  • (Going to – for plans | Will – for decisions/future predictions)
1. I ______ visit my aunt tomorrow.
(a) am going to / (b) go
2. She ______ help you with the project.
(a) will / (b) does
3. They ______ watch a movie tonight.
(a) are going to / (b) watch
4. He ______ travel to London next week.
(a) is going to / (b) travels
5. I think it ______ rain this evening.
(a) will / (b) is
6. We ______ start a new course soon.
(a) are going to / (b) started
7. I ______ help you with your bag.
(a) will / (b) am
8. They ______ visit the museum tomorrow.
(a) will / (b) visited
9. He ______ call you after lunch.
(a) will / (b) called
10. My brother ______ buy a new laptop.
(a) is going to / (b) buy
11. She ______ be late for the meeting.
(a) will / (b) was
12 .We ______ attend the seminar on Friday.
(a) are going to / (b) attended
13.I ______ cook dinner tonight.
(a) will / (b) cooked
14. They ______ move to a new house next month.
(a) are going to / (b) moved
15. The teacher ______ give us homework tomorrow.
(a) will / (b) gave

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