Tense Quiz: Have/Has/Have been/Has been/Had been.

This quiz tests your understanding of “have,” “has,” “have been,” “has been,” and “had been” in English grammar. Let’s remember the rules before we start.

Form	Usage	Subjects	Examples
have	Present tense form (main or auxiliary verb) indicating possession or necessity	I, you, we, they	I have a cat. We have to go.
has	Present tense form (main or auxiliary verb) indicating possession or necessity	he, she, it, singular nouns	He has a dog. The car has a dent.
have been	Present perfect continuous: action started in past and continues to present	I, you, we, they	I have been waiting. They have been playing soccer.
has been	Present perfect continuous: action started in past and continues to present	he, she, it, singular nouns	She has been writing a novel. The machine has been making noise.
had been	Past perfect continuous: action started and continued in past before another event	All subjects (I, you, he, she, it, we, they)	I had been reading when she called. They had been travelling before the rain started.

What to do.

1. Read each question carefully.
2. Select one answer from the multiple-choice options provided.
3. After answering all 40 questions, click “Submit Quiz”.
4. Your score and feedback will appear at the bottom:
   • 10–19: Try harder! ????
   • 20–29: Good, but you need to practise! ????
   • 30–40: Excellent job! ✔️
5. Green: Correct and Red incorrect