The document presents a quiz about verb tenses in English, including questions about the present simple, present continuous, past simple, future with "going to" and "will", and other tenses. It tests the use of tenses to talk about habits, past completed actions, future plans and arrangements, and offers. The quiz contains 15 multiple choice questions of increasing monetary value about identifying and using the correct verb tenses in different contexts.

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Millionaire?Millionaire?
Tenses review
(present, past and future)

2. Question 1

3. Which tense is used to
talk about things that happen
always or usually?
A present continuous
B past simple
C present simple
D will + infinitive

4. Which tense is used to
talk about things that happen
always or usually?
A present continuous
B past simple
C present simple
D will + infinitive

5. £100

6. Question 2

7. When ___ your mother
coming to stay?
A is
B do
C can
D will

8. When ___ your mother
coming to stay?
A is
B do
C can
D will

9. £200

10. Question 3

11. What were you doing at
7 o’ clock? The tense is …
A … past simple
B … present continuous
C … past continuous
D … present simple

12. What were you doing at
7 o’ clock? The tense is …
A … past simple
B … present continuous
C … past continuous
D … present simple

13. £300

14. Question 4

15. What ____ we _____ tonight?
A are / do
B did / doing
C do /doing
D are / doing

16. What ____ we _____ tonight?
A are / do
B did / doing
C do /doing
D are / doing

17. £500

18. Question 5

19. ‘going to’ and ‘will + verb 1’
can both be used for …
A … instant decisions.
B … predictions.
C … offers.
D … habits.

20. ‘going to’ and ‘will + verb 1’
can both be used for …
A … instant decisions.
B … predictions.
C … offers.
D … habits.

21. £1,000

22. Question 6

23. Hurry up or
we_____ late.
A are
B can be
C ‘ll be
D ‘ve been

24. Hurry up or
we_____ late.
A are
B can be
C ‘ll be
D ‘ve been

25. £2,000

26. Question 7

27. Which tense describes
finished actions in the past?
A past continuous
B present perfect
C present continuous
D past simple

28. Which tense describes
finished actions in the past?
A past continuous
B present perfect
C present continuous
D past simple

29. £4,000

30. Question 8

31. ____ it raining when
you left the house?
A Is
B Was
C Did
D Are

32. ____ it raining when
you left the house?
A Is
B Was
C Did
D Are

33. £8,000

34. Question 9

35. Which tense is used
for future arrangements?
A present simple
B going to + infinitive
C will + infinitive
D present continuous

36. Which tense is used
for future arrangements?
A present simple
B going to + infinitive
C will + infinitive
D present continuous

37. £16,000

38. Question 10

39. Which of these is incorrect?
A I help you with that.
B She’s going to be late.
C He’ll call you back.
D Are you going to wait?

40. Which of these is incorrect?
A I help you with that.
B She’s going to be late.
C He’ll call you back.
D Are you going to wait?

41. £32,000

42. Question 11

43. Which word can replace ‘will’
when an offer is a question?
A should
B can
C would
D shall

44. Which word can replace ‘will’
when an offer is a question?
A should
B can
C would
D shall

45. £64,000

46. Question 12

47. I promise I ____
tell anyone.
A won’t
B wasn’t
C am
D haven’t

48. I promise I ____
tell anyone.
A won’t
B wasn’t
C am
D haven’t

49. £125,000

50. Question 13

51. Which is correct?
A I saw some friends next Friday.
B I’m seeing some friends last Friday.
C I see some friends next Friday.
D I’m seeing some friends next Friday.

52. Which is correct?
A I saw some friends next Friday.
B I’m seeing some friends last Friday.
C I see some friends next Friday.
D I’m seeing some friends next Friday.

53. £250,000

54. Question 14

55. Which of these is a decision?
A I won’t have the fish.
B I won’t be late.
C Shall I open the window?
D I’ll always love you.

56. Which of these is a decision?
A I won’t have the fish.
B I won’t be late.
C Shall I open the window?
D I’ll always love you.

57. £500,000

58. Question 15

59. I __________ to
New Zealand.
A ‘ve ever been
B ‘ve never been
C did been
D ‘ll never been

60. I __________ to
New Zealand.
A ‘ve ever been
B ‘ve never been
C did been
D ‘ll never been

61. £1,000,000