1) What are the verb tenses in english by tense? a) By tense (present, past, future) b) By aspect (simple, perfect, continuous) c) By tense (present, past, continuous) d) By aspect (simple, perfect, future) e) By tense (present, perfect, future) f) By tense (past, past, continuous) 2) What are the verb tenses in english by aspect? a) By aspect (simple, perfect, continuous) b) By tense (present, past, continuous) c) By tense (past, past, continuous) d) By tense (present, perfect, future) e) By aspect (simple, perfect, future) f) By tense (present, past, future) 3) The correct structure of the present simple in the affirmative form is: a) Subj + verb + complement b) Subject + verb + complement c) Subject + verb + comply d) Subject + auxiliary do/does + verb + complement 4) The correct structure of the present simple in the negative form is: a) Subject + auxiliary not + verb + complement. b) Subject + do/does not + verb + complement. c) Subject + auxiliary do/does + verb + complement. d) Subject + auxiliary do/does not + complement. e) Subject + auxiliary do/does not + verb 5) The correct structure of the present simple in the interrogative form is: a) Verb + do/does + subject + verb + complement b) Auxiliary do/does + subject + verb + complement c) Auxiliary + subject + verb complement d) Auxiliary do/does + verb + complement e) Auxiliary do/does + subject + verb 6) A rule for conjugating the present simple and the third person is: a) In the negative sentences of the present simple, all verbs have an -s at the end. Don't forget that in negative and interrogative sentences, the -s should not be added. b) In the affirmative sentences of the present simple, all verbs have an -s at the end. Don't forget that in negative and interrogative sentences, the -s should not be added. Verbs ending in -o, -sh, -ch, -ss, -x and -z must have -es added at the end. c) In the sentences of the present simple, all verbs have an -s at the end. Don't forget that in negative and interrogative sentences, the -s should not be added. Verbs ending in -o, -sh, -ch, -ss, -x and -z must have -es added at the end. d) In the affirmative sentences of the present simple. Don't forget that in negative and interrogative sentences, the -s should not be added. Verbs ending in -o, -sh, -ch, -ss, -x and -z must have -es added at the end. 7) A rule for conjugating the present simple and third person is: a) In the third person, use however, do is used for the first and second person singular and plural. b) Does is the auxiliary to use, do is used for the first and second person singular and plural. c) In the third person, does is the auxiliary to use; however, do is used for the first and second person singular and plural. d) In the third person, does is the auxiliary to use; however. 8) To be is the most common irregular verb used in English to conjugate the present simple tense. a) True b) False 9) To use the present simple with modal verbs (can, must, may), there are two exceptions. Select the two correct ones a) You should never add -s or -s. b) You should never add -s or -es. When using the present simple in negation and interrogative sentences, modal verbs should never have the auxiliary do/does. c) When using the present continuous in negation and interrogative sentences, modal verbs should never have the auxiliary do/does. d) When using the present continuous in negation and interrogative sentences, modal verbs must always have the auxiliary do/does. 10) Verbs ending in -o, -sh, -ch, -ss, -x and -z must have -es added at the end, e.g.:He goes a) True b) False 11) For verbs ending in -y, you must replace the -y with i and then add -es. Example: She spies a) False b) True 12) Another exception is for verbs ending in -y. When there is a vowel before the -y, you must keep the -y and add the -s. Example: He says a) False b) True 13) When the verb To Be is conjugated in negative sentences, the verb To Be is used before the pronoun. Ejemplo: Does He. a) False b) True 14) In interrogative sentences with the verb To be, it is placed before the subject. Example : Are you? a) False b) True 15) When the verb To Be is conjugated in affirmative sentences, we use the pronoun and then the verb To Be . Example: I am. a) False b) True

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