Present perfect

Present perfect

Top Notch 7

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct form of the verb to complete sentences: We've _____the 2:00 express many times.

• take

• took

• taken

Multiple Choice

I had breakfast at 9:00, but I haven't..... lunch.

• has

• have

• had

Multiple Choice

Allison has____ to the mall.

• goes

• gone

• go

After viewing the short video about the movie Billy Elliot...

• Have you ever been in a situation that you thought would not happen?

• Have you ever done something that was out of the social standard of your community?

Multiple Choice

How did the interaction with the ballet teacher started?

• Billy was looking through the window

• Billy was about to give her some keys.

Poll

What do you think about men who dance ballet?

• They are expressing their interests through dancing.

• They should not dance ballet.

• They could dance, but another kind of dancing.

• It's ok. Who cares in this time.

Poll

Will his family support Billy, if he continues dancing?

• Probably yes.

• Probably not

• His family yes, but not his friends.

Poll

Would you support a relative who would like to do something away of regular satandards?

• yes

• no

• maybe

Multiple Choice

1) I’ve met Billy twice. 2) We met in 1999 and in 2004. Which sentence tells us about a definite or specific time in the past.

• The first sentence,

• The second sentence.

Multiple Choice

1) I’ve met Billy twice. 2) We met in 1999 and in 2004. Which sentence tells us about an indefinite time in the past.

• The first sentence.

• The second sentence.

Multiple Choice

The following sentence: "We've met him," is an example of:

• a sentence in simple past tense.

• a sentence in simple present tense.

• a sentence in present perfect tense.

Multiple Choice

We Form the present perfect with this auxiliary...

• have/ has

• do/ does

• did

Multiple Choice

We also use the ______ form of the verb to form the present perfect tense.

• base

• simple past

• past participle

Multiple Choice

The past participle form of irregular verbs like "meet" is:

• The same as the simple past form (met).

• Different from the simple past form (met).

Multiple Choice

The past participle form of regular verbs like call is ...

• Called (simple past form)

• Call (base form)

• Called ( p.participle form)