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Example general English grammar quiz questions (verb tenses)
Which is correct: 'I have lived here since 2015' or 'I lived here since 2015'?I have lived here since 2015. Since with a starting point that continues to now calls for the present perfect.
Choose the correct form: She ___ to Paris three times. (has been / was)has been. The present perfect describes experiences up to now, and three times is a count up to the present.
Fill in the blank: If it rains tomorrow, we ___ inside. (will stay / would stay)will stay. The first conditional uses will in the main clause when the if-clause is a real future possibility.
Which is correct: 'By the time we arrived, the film had started' or 'By the time we arrived, the film started'?The first one. Past perfect (had started) shows the film began before the arrival, which was also in the past.
Which comparative is correct: 'more faster' or 'faster'?faster. Short adjectives like fast form the comparative with -er, so more faster is incorrect.
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