SHS English Language · Year 1
Nasal Sounds, Reading Techniques and Tenses practice questions
The nasal speech sounds, strategies for effective reading, and verb tenses.
15 questions in this topic: 6 recall, 5 applying skills and concepts, 3 strategic thinking and 1 extended thinking. Every one carries a written explanation.
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- Question 1Recall
The simple past tense is used mainly to describe
- aa completed action that did not continue into the present
- ban action that started in the past and is still ongoing
- ca habitual action that is still happening today
- dan action expected to happen at some point in the future
- Question 2Strategic thinking
"People lived in caves a long time ago" pairs the simple past tense with which type of time expression?
- aAn indefinite point in time
- bA definite point in time
- cA frequency expression
- dA fixed present arrangement
- Question 3Strategic thinking
"I walked home sometimes at lunchtime" pairs the simple past tense with which type of time expression?
- aFrequency (sometimes, often, always)
- bA definite point in time (yesterday, last week)
- cAn indefinite point in time (ages ago, a long time ago)
- dA fixed future arrangement
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