INGLÉS. PRESENT TENSES AND PAST TENSES

Water ___ at 100°C. A) is boiling. B) boils. C) boil. D) boiling.

She ___ chocolate, but she doesn’t eat it every day. A) loves. B) is loving. C) love. D) loving.

I ___ you are wrong about this situation. A) think. B) am thinking. C) thinks. D) thinking.

He ___ very hard at the moment. A) works. B) is working. C) working. D) work.

This perfume ___ wonderful. A) smells. B) is smelling. C) smell. D) smelling.

They ___ a new project this week. A) start. B) are starting. C) starts. D) started.

Why ___ you ___ so loudly?. A) do / speak. B) are / speaking. C) is / speaking. D) speak / are.

I ___ to change my job soon. A) am thinking. B) think. C) thinks. D) thought.

She ___ with her friend right now. A) talks. B) is talking. C) talking. D) talk.

The economy ___ rapidly this year. A) improves. B) is improving. C) improve. D) improved.

I ___ my keys. I can’t find them. A) lose. B) have lost. C) lost. D) am losing.

She ___ in Paris three times. A) has been. B) was. C) is. D) have been.

We ___ that film already. A) see. B) have seen. C) saw. D) are seeing.

He ___ just ___ home. A) has / arrived. B) have / arrived. C) is / arriving. D) arrived.

They ___ never ___ sushi before. A) have / eaten. B) has / eaten. C) are / eating. D) ate.

I___ for this exam all week. A) study. B) have been studying. C) studied. D) am studying.

It ___ all day. A) has rained. B) has been raining. C) is raining. D) rained.

She ___ here since 8 o’clock. A) has been waiting. B) waits. C) waited. D) is waiting.

We ___ on this project for months. A) have worked. B) have been working. C) are working. D) worked.

How long ___ you ___ English?. A) have / learned. B) have / been learning. C) are / learning. D) did / learn.

I ___ him last week. A) have seen. B) saw. C) see. D) seen.

She ___ already ___ the report. A) has / finished. B) have / finished. C) finished / has. D) is / finishing.

We ___ in 2010. A) have moved. B) moved. C) move. D) are moving.

I ___ never ___ to Japan. A) have / been. B) has / been. C) was / been. D) am / been.

He ___ his phone yesterday. A) loses. B) lost. C) has lost. D) is losing.

I ___ when you called me. A) slept. B) was sleeping. C) am sleeping. D) sleep.

They ___ dinner when the lights went out. A) were having. B) had. C) are having. D) have.

She ___ while I was studying. A) was singing. B) sang. C) sings. D) is singing.

What ___ you ___ at 8 pm yesterday?. A) did / do. B) were / doing. C) are / doing. D) do / do.

It ___ heavily when we arrived. A) rains. B) was raining. C) rained. D) is raining.

I ___ the film before I read the book. A) saw. B) had seen. C) have seen. D) was seeing.

She ___ already ___ when we arrived. A) had / left. B) has / left. C) left / had. D) was / leaving.

They ___ never ___ such a situation before. A) had / faced. B) have / faced. C) faced. D) were facing.

By 2015, he ___ all his exams. A) had passed. B) has passed. C) passed. D) was passing.

We ___ the station before the train arrived. A) had reached. B) reached. C) have reached. D) were reaching.

This book is ___ than that one. A) more interesting. B) most interesting. C) interestinger. D) interesting.

She is the ___ student in the class. A) more intelligent. B) most intelligent. C) intelligentest. D) intelligenter.

This task is ___ than I expected. A) difficult. B) more difficult. C) most difficult. D) difficulter.

He is _____ person than you. A) gooder. B) best. C) better. D) goodest.

This is ___ film I’ve ever seen. A) worse. B) the worst. C) bad. D) worstest.

I ___ here since I was a child. A) live. B) have lived. C) lived. D) am living.

While she ___, I was cooking. A) was studying. B) studied. C) studies. D) is studying.

They ___ the results yet. A) didn’t receive. B) haven’t received. C) don’t receive. D) aren’t receiving.

He was driving when the accident ____. A) was happening. B) had happened. C) happened. D) happens.

I ___ my homework already. A) finish. B) have finished. C) finished. D) am finishing.

This is the ___ day of my life. A) good. B) better. C) best. D) most good.

She ___ dinner when I arrived. A) cooks. B) was cooking. C) cooked. D) is cooking.

I ___ to the gym recently. A) went. B) have been. C) am going. D) go.

They ___ each other for years before they got married. A) knew. B) had known. C) have known. D) know.

This is the ___ solution to the problem. A) most efficient. B) more efficient. C) efficientest. D) efficiently.