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Grammar Skills for Real Communication · Level A2 · Exam practice

Meaning of Tenses

Certification-style practice: 30 multiple-choice questions in 20 minutes, one topic at a time. Read the topic explanation first, then test yourself under exam conditions and learn from the feedback on every answer.

Level A2 · Elementary30 questions20 minutesBank of 70Pass: 70%

Exam practice · Level A2

Exam conditions

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Each attempt uses 30 random questions from a bank of 70, so every try is different.
When the 20 minutes end, the quiz locks and your score appears. You can also finish early.
After checking you get feedback in English and Spanish for every answer.

Meaning of Tenses

What each tense means

Tense	Meaning	Example
Present simple	routines, facts, timetables	I get up at 7. Water boils at 100°C.
Present continuous	now, temporary, arranged future	I'm eating now. I'm meeting Ana tomorrow.
Past simple	finished past action	I visited Paris in 2019.
Past continuous	action in progress in the past	I was cooking when you called.
Present perfect	past → present link: experience, result, unfinished time	I've lost my keys. I've lived here for ten years.
Present perfect continuous	activity up to now	I've been working all day.
Past perfect	earlier of two past actions	He had left before I arrived.
Will / be going to	future: decision now / plan	I'll call you. I'm going to study tonight.
Future perfect	completed before a future time	By next year I'll have graduated.

Time words

always, every day → present simple · now, at the moment → present continuous · yesterday, in 2019 → past simple · while → past continuous · already, just, ever, since, for → present perfect · tomorrow → future.

Watch out

Choose the tense by meaning, not by the English name. I'm meeting Ana tomorrow uses a present form to talk about the future. He's being silly (behavior now) ≠ He's silly (character).

En español

Cada tiempo verbal tiene un significado: presente simple = hábitos y hechos; presente continuo = ahora; pasado simple = acción terminada; presente perfecto = conexión pasado-presente; will / going to = futuro.

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