Present Progressive English Quiz
See how well you use the present progressive in English in about 10 minutes. Free 16 question checkup with no sign-up that gives a quick score band for real life writing and speech.
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Present Progressive Knowledge (PPK)
Present Progressive Knowledge (PPK)
Average
7.3
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5.2 — 9.3
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16
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SAMPLE QUESTIONS
Example Questions From the Test
- It chasing a squirrel.
- It chase a squirrel.
- It is chasing a squirrel.
- It does chase a squirrel.
- We meet the dentist right now tomorrow.
- We meeting the dentist tomorrow at 10:00.
- We are meet the dentist tomorrow at 10:00.
- We are meeting the dentist tomorrow at 10:00.
- Maya isn't wearing a coat.
- Maya not wearing a coat.
- Maya doesn't wearing a coat.
- Maya aren't wearing a coat.
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Present Progressive English Quiz - Symptoms and Signs
Test how well you understand and use the English present progressive, also called the present continuous. These 16 questions cover actions happening now, temporary situations, changing conditions, future arrangements, negatives, questions, spelling changes, and contrasts with the simple present. Your score provides a concise knowledge band rather than a formal language assessment. The quiz is free and requires no sign-up.
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