OET 2026 Tenses Free Quiz 3

1. Which sentence correctly uses the present perfect tense with "already"?

A. She already finished her homework. B. She already finishes her homework. C. She had already finished her homework. D. She has already finished her homework.

2. Which sentence correctly uses the past perfect continuous tense?

A. She had worked there for five years before she quit. B. She had been working there for five years before she quit. C. She was working there for five years before she quit. D. She has been working there for five years.

3. Which sentence uses the present continuous tense for a temporary action?

A. She is staying with her friend this week. B. She stays with her friend every week. C. She stayed with her friend last week. D. She has stayed with her friend.

4. Which sentence correctly uses the future continuous tense?

A. She will fly to Paris tomorrow. B. She is flying to Paris now. C. She will have flown to Paris by then. D. She will be flying to Paris at this time tomorrow.

5. Which sentence uses the past simple tense for a series of actions?

A. She goes to the store, buys milk, and returns home. B. She went to the store, bought milk, and returned home. C. She has gone to the store, bought milk, and returned home. D. She was going to the store, buying milk, and returning home.

6. Which sentence correctly uses the future perfect tense?

A. By the time you arrive, she will have left. B. By the time you arrive, she will leave. C. By the time you arrive, she has left. D. By the time you arrive, she will be leaving.

7. Which sentence correctly uses the present simple tense for a general truth?

A. Water is boiling at 100°C. B. Water boiled at 100°C. C. Water boils at 100°C. D. Water has boiled at 100°C.

8. Which sentence correctly uses the past perfect tense?

A. When we arrived, she already ate dinner. B. When we arrived, she has already eaten dinner. C. When we arrived, she was already eating dinner. D. When we arrived, she had already eaten dinner.

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