Past Perfect Continuous Tense Quiz 12 (25 MCQs)

Quiz Instructions

Select an option to see the correct answer instantly.

1. She ..... out when I called her.
2. Complete the sentence:How long ..... for your friend before you decided to leave the park?
3. My cat ..... been sleeping all day.
4. How long ..... you ..... (watch) TV before you decided to go to bed?
5. Complete the sentence:He ..... on his project since last week when his teacher finally checked it.
6. What are the auxiliary verbs of the past perfect continuous tense?
7. We ..... (go) out for three years when we got married.
8. We ..... working last night, so we were very sleepy.
9. Which sentence is incorrect in the past perfect continuous tense?
10. Identify the correctly written negative sentence.
11. Her eyes were red. It was obvious that she ..... (cry).
12. When I first met Ann, she ..... (work) in Samsung for 15 years.
13. The light ..... before we got out of the office.
14. Which sentence uses the past perfect continuous tense incorrectly, based on the type of verb?
15. The Past Perfect Tense connects .....
16. Peter and Jane ..... at the park when they parents found them.
17. (2) when he come to the library, his friend ..... (leave) him to canteen
18. Which option correctly completes the sentence? By the time my dad got home, we ..... dinner for ten minutes.
19. Which question is correctly written in the Past Perfect Continuous tense?
20. Which scenario is best described using the Past Perfect Continuous tense?
21. Which sentence shows the correct 'recipe' for the past perfect continuous tense?
22. Complete the sentence:By the time the pizza arrived, we ..... about what to watch for thirty minutes.
23. In the sentence, 'By the time we arrived, they had been cleaning the house all morning, ' what does the tense show?
24. Which sentence best uses the Past Perfect Continuous to show the *duration* of the first action based on this timeline:[Action 1:Studying from 3-5 PM] $\rightarrow$ [Action 2:Mom arrived at 5 PM].
25. Identify the sentence that correctly places the adverb 'always'.