Present Continuous Tense Quiz

Present continuous tense online quiz

Present Continuous Tense: Structure and Uses

The present continuous tense (also called the present progressive) is formed with am, is, or are plus the -ing form of the verb: I am studying, she is working, they are playing. It is used to describe actions happening right now, temporary situations, and plans that have already been arranged for the near future. It is also common with time expressions such as now, right now, at the moment, and currently.

About This Present Continuous Tense Quiz

The following present continuous tense quiz is designed to test a student’s understanding of how to form and use the tense correctly. The quiz includes 10 multiple-choice questions with one correct answer worth one point for each. The questions are centred around using the present continuous tense in various contexts. The quiz is titled “Present Continuous Tense Online Grammar Quiz 1”.

Before you take this present continuous tense quiz, remember to look for the helping verb (am, is, are) together with the -ing ending, and watch out for spelling changes such as run becoming running or write becoming writing. If you would like more grammar practice first, try the related present simple online quiz, or review the Cambridge Dictionary guide to the present continuous for a fuller explanation with more examples.

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