Tense Identification | MCQs
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A. Present Continous
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B. Past Continous
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C. Past Perfect Continous
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D. None of these
Explanation
The sentence structure "had been + verb (-ing)" indicates the Past Perfect Continuous Tense.
This tense is used to show an action that started in the past and continued for a certain duration before another past event.
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A. Simple Past
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B. Past Perfect Continuous
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C. Past Perfect
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D. Simple Present
Explanation
The sentence uses the third conditional structure to talk about hypothetical situations in the past
It involves the past perfect tense in the “if” clause ("had a degree") and the modal + perfect tense in the main clause ("could have applied").
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A. Does
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B. Do
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C. Doing
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D. Is doing
Explanation
"He is doing his homework now."
The present continuous tense is formed using:
am/is/are+verb-ing
Subject "He" takes "is", and the base verb becomes "doing".
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A. Went
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B. Was going
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C. Goes
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D. Is going
Explanation
When I met him, he was going to college.
The sentence is referring to a past event (When I met him),
So the action happening at that moment in the past should be in the past continuous tense: He was going to college.
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A. Present Indefinite Tense
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B. Present Continuous Tense
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C. Present Perfect Tense
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D. Present Perfect Continuous Tense
Explanation
Have been & have been are helping verbs of Present Perfect Continuous Tense.
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