Which sentence correctly contrasts past habit and present situation?

This test assesses knowledge and practical application of Present Continuous tense, Past Simple tense, and the structure 'Used to' for expressing past habits or states. It is designed for first-year English learners at the A2 level.

Which sentence correctly uses the Present Continuous tense?

Complete the sentence using 'used to': "When I was young, I ___ (ride) a bike every day."

Fill in the blank with the correct Past Simple form: "He ___ (do) his homework yesterday."

She is living in New York for the summer.

Identify the sentence that shows a temporary situation.

Which sentence uses 'used to' to describe a past state?

I used to study English when I was a child.

Choose the correct sentence describing an action happening at the moment.

Which sentence correctly uses Present Continuous for an action happening now?

Complete the sentence with the correct form: "Right now, she ___ (write) an email."

I used to playing football when I was a child.

I used to play football when I was a child.

I use to play football when I was a child.

I am used to play football when I was a child.

Select the sentence that correctly uses 'used to'.

Fill in the blank with the correct Past Simple verb: "We ___ (watch) a movie last night."

Choose the correct Past Simple form of the verb in the sentence: "Yesterday, I ___ to the park."

Choose the sentence that expresses a past habit no longer true.

Which sentence describes a completed action in the past?

Complete the sentence with the correct Present Continuous form: "They ___ (watch) a movie now."

Choose the correct Past Simple form of the verb: "She ___ (play) tennis last weekend."

They used to going to the cinema yesterday.

Select the sentence that uses Past Simple correctly.

Choose the correct sentence describing a temporary action.

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