Verb Tenses & Adjectives Millionaire
An interactive ESL millionaire game focusing on present simple, past simple, present perfect, future simple, comparative and superlative adjectives, past continuous, and present continuous. Designed for teen B1 learners with increasing difficulty and discussion-based learning.
A free Millionaire Quiz for Teens at CEFR B1 level. Topic: present simple past simple present perfect future simple comparative and superlative adjectives past continuous present continuous .
Questions
- Which sentence uses the present simple correctly? — A) She is going to school every day. B) She has gone to school every day. C) She went to school every day. D) She goes to school every day.
- What is the past simple form of 'eat'? — A) ate B) eated C) eating D) has eaten
- Which sentence correctly uses a superlative adjective? — A) This is the more beautiful painting in the gallery. B) This is the most beautiful painting in the gallery. C) This is more beautiful painting in the gallery. D) This is beautiful painting in the gallery.
- Choose the sentence with correct comparative adjective usage: — A) My brother is more taller than me. B) My brother is more tall than me. C) My brother is taller than me. D) My brother is the tallest than me.
- What is the correct present continuous form of 'study'? — A) I studying English. B) I am study English. C) I have studying English. D) I am studying English.
- Which sentence uses present perfect correctly? — A) I am finishing my homework already. B) I have finished my homework yesterday. C) I finished my homework yesterday. D) I have finished my homework already.
- What was happening when the phone rang? 'I _____ dinner.' — A) have cooked B) cooked C) am cooking D) was cooking
- Which sentence correctly combines past continuous and past simple? — A) While I was reading, my friend called me. B) While I read, my friend was calling me. C) While I was reading, my friend was calling me. D) While I read, my friend called me.
- Choose the most appropriate sentence using future simple and comparative adjectives: — A) Next year, the economy will be stronger than this year. B) Next year, the economy will be more stronger than this year. C) Next year, the economy has been stronger than this year. D) Next year, the economy is…
- Which sentence correctly uses present perfect with superlative adjectives? — A) She has been the most talented student I have ever met. B) She will be the most talented student I have ever met. C) She is the most talented student I ever met. D) She has been the most talented student I ever meet.
Printable worksheet
This Millionaire Quiz comes with a free printable worksheet: 2 parts for students to do after the game, and an answer key for the teacher. It prints at three levels (Support, Core and Challenge); this is the Challenge sheet. Sign in free to print the whole sheet.
What's on the worksheet
- Answer from memory · No options this time. Write the answer.
- Write your own question · Write a new question about present simple past simple present perfect future simple comparative and superlative adjectives past continuous present continuous, with one right answer and three wrong ones.
Part 1: Answer from memory
No options this time. Write the answer.
- Which sentence uses the present simple correctly?
- What is the past simple form of 'eat'?
- Which sentence correctly uses a superlative adjective?