Review Past Forms: Past Perfect and Used to

Review: Open Mind 3 Units 1 and 2

Present Perfect, Used to and Past Perfect

We use the Present Perfect to talk about

• an experience or event that happened at an unspecified time in the past

• Example: I have visited this city several times.

Multiple Select

We use already with

• affirmative sentences

• negative sentences

• questions

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We use yet with

• affirmative sentences

• negative sentences

• questions

Multiple Choice

The position of already in a sentence is

• before have/ has

• between has/ have and the past participle verb

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The position of yet is

• after the past participle verb

• between have/ has and the past participle verb

Multiple Choice

Jannet and Nathan are here but Emily hasn’t arrived

• already

• yet

Multiple Choice

I can’t believe you’ve _______ eaten breakfast. It's 5 am!

• already

• yet

Multiple Choice

Have you done your homework ______?

• already

• yet

We use "used to" to

• talk about things that were true in the past , but are not true in the present.

• Example: I used to ride my bike to school.

Multiple Choice

We form "used to" with:

• used to + verb in past participle

• used to + verb in base form

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For negative sentences we use:

• didn't + used to

• didn't + use to

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct option

• I didn't use to like garlic.

• I didn't used to like garlic.

Vocabulary

Unit 1

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct options.

A situation in which you are confident and relaxed

• progress

• push yourself

• comfort zone

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To stop trying to do something

• Take risks

• Push yourself

• Give up

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To do something that you know might cause

problems or be dangerous

• Take risks

• Measure your progress

• Push yourself

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To make yourself work hard

• Give up

• Take risks

• Push yourself

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To do something in order to judge how well you

are doing

• Take risks

• Comfort zone

• Measure your progress

Past Perfect

• We use the past perfect to talk about something that happened before a specific time in the past.

• For example: I had already left when you arrived.

Multiple Choice

We form the past perfect with:

• have/ has + verb in past participle

• had + verb in past participle

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct option.

• I had already had a job by the time I was 18.

• I have already had a job by the time I was 18.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct option

• I ate lunch when you have arrived

• I had eaten lunch when you arrived.

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Choose the correct option.

• The movie had started when we arrived.

• The movie started when we had arrived

Vocabulary:

Unit 2

Multiple Choice

Someone who is always causing problems.

• popular

• geeky

• troublemaker

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Someone who tells funny stories and makes

people laugh.

• geeky

• joker

• academic

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Someone who likes using gadgets all the time and loves modern

technology.

• academic

• rebel

• geeky

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Someone who goes out almost every night with friends.

• sporty

• popular

• party animal

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Everybody knows who she/he is and they like her/him.

• academic

• geeky

• popular