1. Question 1 of 50

   Identify the correct sentence using Present Continuous for a definite future arrangement:

   A I am meeting my friend tomorrow evening. B I meet my friend tomorrow evening. C I have met my friend tomorrow evening. D I met my friend tomorrow evening.
2. Question 2 of 50

   Select the correct sentence expressing a currently ongoing project/initiative at an institutional level:

   A The government is implementing new tax reforms this year. B The government implements new tax reforms this year. C The government has implement new tax reforms this year. D The government implemented new tax reforms this year.
3. Question 3 of 50

   Identify the correct sentence using Present Continuous to express current dissatisfaction/complaint about behavior:

   A You always interrupt me quietly. B You always are interrupting me only. C You are always interrupting me! D You are interrupt me always.
4. Question 4 of 50

   Identify the correct sentence with Present Continuous used for a series of temporary actions occurring around now (not this exact instant):

   A I have read a fascinating novel these days. B I am reading a fascinating novel these days. C I was reading a fascinating novel these days. D I read a fascinating novel these days.
5. Question 5 of 50

   Choose the sentence with correct Present Continuous usage in an ongoing sports commentary:

   A The batsman is playing a defensive shot. B The batsman played a defensive shot. C The batsman has played a defensive shot. D The batsman plays a defensive shot.
6. Question 6 of 50

   Identify the correct sentence in Present Continuous where 'have' is used dynamically (not statively):

   A I am have lunch right now. B I am having lunch with my colleagues right now. C I have having lunch right now. D I am having a car (possession - incorrect use).
7. Question 7 of 50

   Select the correct sentence with Present Continuous used for polite/tentative statements (softening tone):

   A I am hoping you can help me with this matter. B I hope you can help me with this matter (equally valid, more direct). C Neither is correct. D Both A and B are grammatically correct, though A sounds more tentative/polite.
8. Question 8 of 50

   Identify the correct sentence with Present Continuous used with 'forever' to indicate a critical/exaggerated repeated action:

   A She forever complaining about the weather. B She forever complains about the weather. C She is forever complains about the weather. D She is forever complaining about the weather.
9. Question 9 of 50

   Choose the sentence with correct Present Continuous negative contraction:

   A We're not going to the party. B We not going to the party. C We amn't going to the party (non-standard). D We isn't going to the party.
10. Question 10 of 50

    Identify the correct sentence with the verb 'die' in Present Continuous:

    A The old traditions are dying out. B The old traditions are dieing out. C The old traditions dieing out. D The old traditions are dyeing out.
11. Question 11 of 50

    Choose the sentence with the correct Present Continuous describing an action about to happen imminently:

    A The plane about is landing now. B The plane is about to land — alternatively in continuous form: The plane is landing now. C The plane land now about. D The plane is land about now.
12. Question 12 of 50

    Identify the sentence with the correctly formed Present Continuous for the verb 'plan' (single-syllable, CVC pattern):

    A We are plannning a surprise party. B We are planning a surprise party. C We are plans-ing a surprise party. D We are planing a surprise party.
13. Question 13 of 50

    Choose the sentence with the correct Present Continuous form for describing a developing news story:

    A Reports came in of a major earthquake. B Reports have come in of a major earthquake, ongoing. C Reports come in of a major earthquake. D Reports are coming in of a major earthquake.
14. Question 14 of 50

    Identify the correct sentence combining Simple Present (permanent fact) and Present Continuous (temporary action) in one sentence:

    A I usually taking the bus, but today I drive because of the strike. B I usually am taking the bus, but today I drive. C I usually take the bus, but today I drove because of the strike, ongoing. D I usually take the bus, but today I am driving because of the strike.
15. Question 15 of 50

    Select the correct sentence expressing an action in progress interrupted by a sudden event (typically paired with Simple Past):

    A While she cooks, the phone rang. B While she is cooking, the phone rung. C While she is cooking, the phone is ringing right now. D While she was cooking, the phone rang — however, in Present Continuous context: While she is cooking, the phone rings.
16. Question 16 of 50

    Select the correct sentence using Present Continuous for an action in progress that may be interrupted:

    A While I cook dinner, please set the table (less natural for simultaneous ongoing action). B While I am cooking dinner, please set the table. C While I have cooked dinner, please set the table. D While I cooked dinner, please set the table.
17. Question 17 of 50

    Select the correct sentence using Present Continuous with 'currently' to emphasize an ongoing temporary process:

    A The committee currently reviews the proposal. B The committee is currently reviewing the proposal. C The committee currently reviewed the proposal. D The committee has currently reviewed the proposal.
18. Question 18 of 50

    Select the sentence with the correct short answer to 'Is he working today?'

    A Yes, he do. B Yes, he working. C Yes, he is. D Yes, he does.
19. Question 19 of 50

    Select the sentence with correct Present Continuous negative form:

    A She not studying right now. B She don't studying right now. C She isn't study right now. D She isn't studying right now.
20. Question 20 of 50

    Select the sentence with the correct auxiliary form for first-person singular in Present Continuous:

    A I are working on the report. B I be working on the report. C I am working on the report. D I is working on the report.
21. Question 21 of 50

    Select the sentence with the correct question form asking about a currently ongoing process:

    A What has happening at the border right now? B What happened at the border right now? C What is happening at the border right now? D What happens at the border right now?
22. Question 22 of 50

    Select the sentence with the correct Present Continuous form to describe a trend or changing situation:

    A The climate will getting warmer every year. B The climate is getting warmer every year. C The climate gets warmer every year. D The climate got warmer every year.
23. Question 23 of 50

    Choose the sentence correctly using Present Continuous passive voice:

    A The bridge is build by the government. B The bridge is built being by the government. C The bridge is being built by the government. D The bridge being built by the government.
24. Question 24 of 50

    Select the correct sentence using Present Continuous for a temporary situation:

    A He is working in London this month. B He worked in London this month. C He has worked in London this month. D He works in London this month (temporary assignment).
25. Question 25 of 50

    Choose the sentence correctly distinguishing a dynamic use of 'see' (meeting someone) from its stative sense (perceive):

    A I am seeing the doctor at 3 PM (meaning: have an appointment). B I see the doctor at 3 PM meaning perceive. C I am seeing that book on the table (perceive - incorrect use). D I am see the doctor at 3 PM.
26. Question 26 of 50

    Identify the correct sentence with Present Continuous used to express a planned future action with a time expression:

    A We are flying to Dubai next week. B We will flying to Dubai next week. C We flew to Dubai next week. D We fly to Dubai next week.
27. Question 27 of 50

    Identify the correct sentence with Present Continuous for describing a picture/scene (as in comprehension passages):

    A In this picture, a woman stands near a tree. B In this picture, a woman has stood near a tree. C In this picture, a woman is standing near a tree. D In this picture, a woman stood near a tree.
28. Question 28 of 50

    Choose the sentence with the correct short negative answer to 'Are they studying now?'

    A No, they not. B No, they doesn't. C No, they don't. D No, they aren't.
29. Question 29 of 50

    Choose the sentence correctly contrasting Simple Present (habit) with Present Continuous (temporary change) for the same subject:

    A He usually walks to work, but he is driving this week because his car needs it — wait, correct: he is driving this week since his car is fine but roads are blocked. B He usually walks to work, but he drove this week only once. C He usually walking to work, but he drives this week. D He usually walks to work, but he is driving this week because of road construction.
30. Question 30 of 50

    Select the correct sentence for the verb 'write' in Present Continuous:

    A She is writeing a letter. B She is writing a letter. C She is write-ing a letter. D She is writting a letter.
31. Question 31 of 50

    Identify the correct sentence describing a temporary living arrangement using Present Continuous:

    A I stayed with my cousin until I find an apartment. B I am staying with my cousin until I find an apartment. C I stay with my cousin until I find an apartment permanently. D I have stay with my cousin until I find an apartment.
32. Question 32 of 50

    Choose the sentence with the correct spelling of the verb 'lie' (recline) in Present Continuous:

    A He is lieing on the bed still. B He is lying on the bed. C He is liing on the bed. D He is lieing on the bed.
33. Question 33 of 50

    Choose the sentence with the correct auxiliary verb agreement in Present Continuous:

    A They is playing football. B They am playing football. C They are playing football. D They be playing football.
34. Question 34 of 50

    Select the correct sentence using Present Continuous to indicate a temporary change in someone's usual behavior:

    A She is very quiet today. B She be very quiet today. C She is being very quiet today (unusual for her). D She being quiet today usually.
35. Question 35 of 50

    Choose the sentence with the correct Present Continuous tag question:

    A She is coming, isn't she? B She is coming, doesn't she? C She is coming, isn't it? D She is coming, is she?
36. Question 36 of 50

    Select the correct sentence describing a rapidly changing/developing situation using Present Continuous:

    A The population of the city grew rapidly. B The population of the city grows rapidly. C The population of the city is growing rapidly. D The population of the city has grow rapidly.
37. Question 37 of 50

    Identify the correct sentence: a stative verb that should NOT normally be used in continuous form:

    A I am understanding your point. B I understand your point. C I understanding your point. D I am understand your point.
38. Question 38 of 50

    Choose the sentence correctly using Present Continuous with 'always' to express irritation at a repeated habit:

    A He is always forgetting his umbrella. B He always forgets his umbrella (neutral only). C He is always forget his umbrella. D He always is forgetting his umbrella.
39. Question 39 of 50

    Choose the sentence correctly expressing an action happening right now:

    A She read a book now. B She is reading a book now. C She has read a book now. D She reads a book now.
40. Question 40 of 50

    Identify the correct interrogative sentence in Present Continuous:

    A Are she working today? B Is she working today? C Is she works today? D Does she working today?
41. Question 41 of 50

    Select the correct sentence identifying a Present Continuous verb that keeps its final consonant unchanged (two-syllable, stress not on last syllable):

    A She is visiting her grandmother. B She is visitting her grandmother. C She is visitted her grandmother. D She is visitinging her grandmother.
42. Question 42 of 50

    Identify the correct sentence contrasting stative 'love' (feeling) with dynamic continuous use in informal contexts:

    A I love this song right now. B I am loving this song right now! C Neither is acceptable in any context. D Both A and B can be used in modern informal English, though A is non-standard/idiomatic (as in advertising slogans).
43. Question 43 of 50

    Select the correct sentence describing an action happening at the moment of speaking, based on immediate observation:

    A Look! The plane has landed. B Look! The plane lands. C Look! The plane is landing. D Look! The plane landed.
44. Question 44 of 50

    Choose the correct sentence expressing an ongoing debate/controversy using Present Continuous:

    A Experts have debate the effectiveness of the new policy currently. B Experts debate the effectiveness of the new policy generally. C Experts debated the effectiveness of the new policy. D Experts are debating the effectiveness of the new policy.
45. Question 45 of 50

    Choose the sentence with the correct Present Continuous form for the verb 'sit':

    A She is siting on the bench. B She is seting on the bench. C She is sitteing on the bench. D She is sitting on the bench.
46. Question 46 of 50

    Identify the sentence with the correct spelling change for the verb 'run' in Present Continuous:

    A She is running in the park. B She is runing the park. C She is runing in the park. D She is runnning in the park.
47. Question 47 of 50

    Choose the sentence correctly using Present Continuous for an action happening 'these days' as an extended present:

    A Prices rose steadily these days. B Prices have risen steadily these days, currently. C Prices rise steadily these days. D Prices are rising steadily these days.
48. Question 48 of 50

    Identify the correct sentence with the correct form of 'begin' in Present Continuous:

    A The ceremony is begginning shortly. B The ceremony is begining shortly. C The ceremony is beginning shortly. D The ceremony is beging shortly.
49. Question 49 of 50

    Choose the sentence with the correct Present Continuous structure describing an ongoing global/economic trend:

    A The global economy is recovering slowly from the recession. B The global economy recovered slowly from the recession. C The global economy has recover slowly from the recession. D The global economy recovers slowly from the recession.
50. Question 50 of 50

    Select the correct sentence describing weather conditions right now using Present Continuous:

    A It rained heavily outside. B It rains heavily outside. C It has rain heavily outside. D It is raining heavily outside.

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