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Exercise (20.10.2025)Versión en línea Grammar Skills por Tuan Ahmad Mustafar Bin Tuan Mohammad 1 After a short ceasefire was announced, many families were returning to their damaged homes in northern Gaza. They had been hoping for peace, but a new round of airstrikes hit the area early the next morning. Question: Which verb shows an action that happened before the new airstrikes? a had been hoping b were returning c hit 2 For several days, humanitarian trucks have been waiting near the Rafah border. The drivers are sleeping in their vehicles because the crossing has not opened since yesterday. Question: What tense is used in “have been waiting”? a Present continuous b Present perfect continuous c Past continuous 3 Since the beginning of the truce, there have been reports of continued shelling. Several hospitals were hit, and one clinic had already been destroyed before the ceasefire took effect. Question: Which sentence uses the past perfect tense? a There have been reports of shelling. b Several hospitals were hit. c One clinic had already been destroyed. 4 While aid workers were unloading supplies, another explosion shook the southern town. They had delivered food and water only minutes before the blast. Question: Which verb shows an action happening at the same time as the explosion? a were unloading b shook c had delivered 5 The ceasefire had been expected to bring calm to Gaza for at least a week. However, renewed airstrikes have shown that the situation remains unstable. Question: Why is “had been expected” used here? a It describes a present hope for peace. b The expectation happened before the airstrikes resumed. c It is a plan for the future. 6 The international reporters were filming when a missile hit a nearby street. They have been covering the crisis since the beginning of the war. Question: Which verb uses the present perfect continuous tense? a were filming b hit c have been covering 7 By the time the Red Crescent teams arrived, many residents had already left the area. They were walking towards temporary shelters in the west. Question: What does the past perfect “had already left” show? a The leaving happened before the teams arrived. b The leaving happened after the teams arrived. c The leaving is still happening now. 8 The UN Secretary-General has warned that if the bombings continue, the humanitarian situation will worsen rapidly. Question: Which phrase shows a future prediction? a has warned b will worsen c continue 9 Families who have lost their homes are rebuilding simple shelters from wood and metal sheets. They were living in crowded schools before they found safer places. Question: Which verb expresses an ongoing action in the present? a are rebuilding b have lost c were living 10 Since the border was closed, aid trucks could not enter Gaza. Hundreds of people had been waiting near the crossing when new explosions began nearby. Question: Which verb uses the past perfect continuous tense? a was closed b could not enter c had been waiting

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por Tuan Ahmad Mustafar Bin Tuan Mohammad

After a short ceasefire was announced, many families were returning to their damaged homes in northern Gaza. They had been hoping for peace, but a new round of airstrikes hit the area early the next morning. Question: Which verb shows an action that happened before the new airstrikes?

For several days, humanitarian trucks have been waiting near the Rafah border. The drivers are sleeping in their vehicles because the crossing has not opened since yesterday. Question: What tense is used in “have been waiting”?

Since the beginning of the truce, there have been reports of continued shelling. Several hospitals were hit, and one clinic had already been destroyed before the ceasefire took effect. Question: Which sentence uses the past perfect tense?

While aid workers were unloading supplies, another explosion shook the southern town. They had delivered food and water only minutes before the blast. Question: Which verb shows an action happening at the same time as the explosion?

The ceasefire had been expected to bring calm to Gaza for at least a week. However, renewed airstrikes have shown that the situation remains unstable. Question: Why is “had been expected” used here?

The international reporters were filming when a missile hit a nearby street. They have been covering the crisis since the beginning of the war. Question: Which verb uses the present perfect continuous tense?

By the time the Red Crescent teams arrived, many residents had already left the area. They were walking towards temporary shelters in the west. Question: What does the past perfect “had already left” show?

The UN Secretary-General has warned that if the bombings continue, the humanitarian situation will worsen rapidly. Question: Which phrase shows a future prediction?

Families who have lost their homes are rebuilding simple shelters from wood and metal sheets. They were living in crowded schools before they found safer places. Question: Which verb expresses an ongoing action in the present?

Since the border was closed, aid trucks could not enter Gaza. Hundreds of people had been waiting near the crossing when new explosions began nearby. Question: Which verb uses the past perfect continuous tense?