Present Tense MCQs
mcqs = [ (“She __________ (go) to the gym every morning.”, {“A”: “goes”, “B”: “is going”, “C”: “has gone”, “D”: “go”}, “A”), (“I __________ (work) on my project right now.”, {“A”: “work”, “B”: “is working”, “C”: “am working”, “D”: “have worked”}, “C”), (“They __________ (live) in this city for ten years.”, {“A”: “are living”, “B”: “live”, “C”: “have been living”, “D”: “lived”}, “C”), (“We __________ (know) him for a long time.”, {“A”: “knows”, “B”: “know”, “C”: “have known”, “D”: “are knowing”}, “C”), (“The sun __________ (rise) in the east.”, {“A”: “rises”, “B”: “is rising”, “C”: “has risen”, “D”: “rise”}, “A”), (“She __________ (read) a book at the moment.”, {“A”: “reads”, “B”: “is reading”, “C”: “has read”, “D”: “read”}, “B”), (“He __________ (play) football every Sunday.”, {“A”: “plays”, “B”: “is playing”, “C”: “has played”, “D”: “played”}, “A”), (“I __________ (work) here since 2015.”, {“A”: “am working”, “B”: “have been working”, “C”: “worked”, “D”: “work”}, “B”), (“They __________ (talk) for an hour.”, {“A”: “have been talking”, “B”: “talk”, “C”: “are talking”, “D”: “talked”}, “A”), (“She __________ (finish) her homework already.”, {“A”: “is finishing”, “B”: “has finished”, “C”: “finished”, “D”: “finishes”}, “B”), (“He __________ (teach) at this school for five years.”, {“A”: “has been teaching”, “B”: “is teaching”, “C”: “taught”, “D”: “teaches”}, “A”), (“We __________ (eat) dinner every night at 7 PM.”, {“A”: “are eating”, “B”: “eat”, “C”: “have eaten”, “D”: “eats”}, “B”), (“The children __________ (play) in the park right now.”, {“A”: “play”, “B”: “are playing”, “C”: “have been playing”, “D”: “plays”}, “B”), (“He __________ (write) letters since this morning.”, {“A”: “writes”, “B”: “has written”, “C”: “has been writing”, “D”: “wrote”}, “C”), (“They __________ (speak) Spanish fluently.”, {“A”: “are speaking”, “B”: “have been speaking”, “C”: “speak”, “D”: “spoke”}, “C”), (“She __________ (visit) her grandmother every weekend.”, {“A”: “is visiting”, “B”: “visits”, “C”: “has visited”, “D”: “visit”}, “B”), (“I __________ (not see) her since last week.”, {“A”: “have not seen”, “B”: “am not seeing”, “C”: “has not seen”, “D”: “see”}, “A”), (“He __________ (always forget) his keys.”, {“A”: “is always forgetting”, “B”: “has always forgotten”, “C”: “always forget”, “D”: “always forgets”}, “D”), (“We __________ (travel) to the office by bus every day.”, {“A”: “travel”, “B”: “are traveling”, “C”: “have traveled”, “D”: “travels”}, “A”), (“She __________ (clean) the house right now.”, {“A”: “is cleaning”, “B”: “clean”, “C”: “has cleaned”, “D”: “cleans”}, “A”), (“I __________ (study) for my exams for two hours.”, {“A”: “studied”, “B”: “am studying”, “C”: “have studied”, “D”: “have been studying”}, “D”), (“He __________ (go) to the library every afternoon.”, {“A”: “goes”, “B”: “is going”, “C”: “has gone”, “D”: “went”}, “A”), (“They __________ (build) a new house at the moment.”, {“A”: “are building”, “B”: “build”, “C”: “have built”, “D”: “builds”}, “A”), (“She __________ (always arrive) late to meetings.”, {“A”: “is always arriving”, “B”: “always arrives”, “C”: “has always arrived”, “D”: “always arrive”}, “B”), (“We __________ (eat) lunch at the moment.”, {“A”: “are eating”, “B”: “have eaten”, “C”: “eat”, “D”: “ate”}, “A”) ]