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Quiz on Present Perfect basics

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Present Perfect MasteryVersion en ligne Quiz on Present Perfect basics par Natali Grynyshyn 1 What’s the form for Present Perfect? a will + have + past participle b is/are + verb c had + past participle d has/have + past participle 2 I’ve lost my passport. Is the action unfinished or finished with a present result now? a Unfinished action b Always true for present c Incomplete event with no result d Finished action with a present result 3 What’s the difference between yet, already, just? a Yet: past; already: future; just: always b Yet: questions/negatives; already: before now; just: very recently c Yet: positive; already: negative; just: never d Yet: recently; already: now; just: long ago 4 Which word means 'a short time ago' in Present Perfect context? a Yet b Already c Recently d Just 5 Which word is used before you expected? a Just b Already c Yet d Recently 6 Which one is used in negative sentences and questions? a Yet b Already c Recently d Just 7 Which structure is used to ask about experience? a Have/has + ever + past participle b Be + adjective c Past simple with did d Will + verb 8 What’s the difference between 'been to' and 'gone to'? a Been to: not experienced; Gone to: experienced b Been to: past action; Gone to: ongoing c Been to: future; Gone to: past perfect d Been to: experience up to now; Gone to: not here yet 9 Which tense is used with 'How long…?' a Present Continuous b Past Simple c Present Perfect d Future 10 What are the markers with since / for? a Since: future point; For: immediate b Since: action completed; For: interruption c Since: duration; For: starting point d Since: starting point; For: duration 11 What film .... this month? a Have you seen b Has you saw c Have you see d Has you seen 12 How many messages .... today? a Have you been reading b Have you read c Has you read d Has you reads 13 I .... a lot recently. a Have been travelled b Has travelled c Have travelled d Have been travelling 14 I have never been .... Australiia. a in b to c at d all options are correct 15 Sales .... in 2001, but then ... again in 2002. a Rose, Fell b Rose, Fallen c Risen, Fell d Rise, Fall 16 Why ... last night? a Didn't you phoned b Didn't you phone c Haven't you phoned d You didn't phoned 17 I .... about the problem a dozen times. a Have complained b Has complained c Complain d Complained 18 When did he arrive .... Ireland? a to b in c at d by 19 Sorry, I'm late. How long .... ? a Have you been waiting b Have you waiting c Have you been waited d Have you waited 20 I have .... answered 20 questions. a just b yet c already d still Feedback 1 Present Perfect is formed with has/have plus the past participle. 2 Present Perfect shows relevance to the present, i.e., result now. 3 Yet appears in questions/negatives; already signals completion; just means very recently. 4 Just refers to a very recent moment. 5 Already expresses anticipation or surprise about completion. 6 Yet commonly appears in negatives and questions. 7 Experience questions use present perfect: Have you ever... 8 Been to = you have experienced it; Gone to = you went but are not here. 9 How long… asks about duration up to now, using present perfect. 10 Since marks a starting point; For marks a duration.

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Present Perfect MasteryVersion en ligne

par Natali Grynyshyn

What’s the form for Present Perfect?

I’ve lost my passport. Is the action unfinished or finished with a present result now?

What’s the difference between yet, already, just?

Which word means 'a short time ago' in Present Perfect context?

Which word is used before you expected?

Which one is used in negative sentences and questions?

Which structure is used to ask about experience?

What’s the difference between 'been to' and 'gone to'?

Which tense is used with 'How long…?'

What are the markers with since / for?

What film .... this month?

How many messages .... today?

I .... a lot recently.

I have never been .... Australiia.

Sales .... in 2001, but then ... again in 2002.

Why ... last night?

I .... about the problem a dozen times.

When did he arrive .... Ireland?

Sorry, I'm late. How long .... ?

I have .... answered 20 questions.

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