ETEA Certificate Teacher (CT) English: Tenses MCQs

Practice Tenses MCQs for ETEA Certificate Teacher (CT) English — topic-wise sets with solved answers.

ETEA Certificate Teacher (CT) English: Tenses MCQs — sample questions

  1. Question 1

    Q1. Change voice: People are spending less money on shopping.

    • A) Less money is being spent on shopping by people.
    • B) Less money is spent on shopping by people.
    • C) Less money is being spend on shopping by people.
    • D) Less money has been spent on shopping by people.

    Answer: Less money is being spent on shopping by people.

    Explanation: "Are spending" (present continuous active) becomes "is being spent" (present continuous passive), as "money" is singular.

  2. Question 2

    Q2. Change to Passive: He has shown good performance.

    • A) Good performance has shown by him.
    • B) Good performance has been shown by him.
    • C) Good performance had been shown by him.
    • D) Good performance has be shown by him.

    Answer: Good performance has been shown by him.

    Explanation: "Has shown" (present perfect active) converts to "has been shown" in present perfect passive voice.

  3. Question 3

    Q3. There has been a complete break____ of law and order in the country.

    • A) up
    • B) off
    • C) down
    • D) of

    Answer: down

    Explanation: "Breakdown" is the correct compound noun meaning a complete failure or collapse of a system.

  4. Question 4

    Q4. If Ashraf ____ earlier, he would always be on time.

    • A) get up
    • B) got up
    • C) had to get up
    • D) had got up

    Answer: got up

    Explanation: Second conditional (unreal/habitual present) uses "If + past simple, would + base verb"; "got up" is the correct past simple form here.

  5. Question 5

    Q5. Fill in the blank: There has been a fall __________ prices.

    • A) on
    • B) to
    • C) with
    • D) in

    Answer: in

    Explanation: "A fall in prices" is the fixed collocation; "in" is used with changes in levels, rates, or quantities.

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