Life 4 - Unit 2 - Review

Life 4 - Unit 2

REVIEW AND MEMORY BOOSTER

Present Perfect => have/has + past participle

ALREADY, JUST, and YET

• already = it has happened earlier than expected.

• just = it happened recently

• not … yet = it hasn’t

  happened but we expect it to soon / in the future

Multiple Choice

We can use the present perfect simple when:

• we talk about the future.

• something happens regularly.

• we don't know exactly when a situation begins.

Multiple Choice

Which word goes at the end of a sentence with the present perfect simple?

• already

• just

• yet

Multiple Choice

Correct this sentence: I am here since six o'clock.

• I am been here since six o'clock.

• I've been here since six o'clock.

• I was here since six o'clock.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is grammatically correct?

• They haven't released their new album yet.

• They haven't released their new album just.

• They already released their new album.

Present Perfect and Simple Past

A simple way of looking at this is to ask whether we say “when” or not. If “when” is important, then it’s a past event (and we use the simple past). If “when” is not stated or important, then we use the present perfect.

Multiple Choice

I've taught

• hundreds of students.

• I retired from acting in public.

• for a long time.

• a few years ago.

Multiple Choice

I opened my drama school when

• hundreds of students.

• I retired from acting in public.

• for a long time.

• a few years ago.

Multiple Choice

I haven't felt happier

• hundreds of students.

• I retired from acting in public.

• for a long time.

• a few years ago.

Multiple Choice

Playing the guitar became popular

• hundreds of students.

• I retired from acting in public.

• for a long time.

• a few years ago.

Multiple Choice

I’ve lived in Japan (1)_____ three months now, and I’m really enjoying it.

• for

• since

• went

• yet

Multiple Choice

I (2)_____ know any Japanese before I came,

• didn’t

• went

• was

• since

Multiple Choice

but I’ve learned some (3)_____ I got here, including the word matsuri, which means “festival.”

• since

• for

• has

• just

Multiple Choice

One of my favorite pastimes is going to matsuri. I (4)_____ got home from the Nango summer jazz festival—it was great to sit around in the sunshine listening to amazing music!

• just

• yet

• for

• was

Multiple Choice

Last week, we (5)_____ to Tenjin matsuri here in Osaka.

• went

• was

• didn't

• just

Multiple Choice

It (6)_____ been part of Osaka summer events...

• has

• was

• for

• since

Multiple Choice

...Osaka summer events (7)_____ about a thousand years,

• for

• since

• yet

• just

Multiple Choice

and some performances have hardly changed (8)_____ then—the traditional kagura music, for example, which I loved.

• since

• yet

• was

• didn't

Multiple Choice

There (9)_____ also an amazing puppet show.

• was

• has

• went

• for

Multiple Choice

Tomorrow there’s a big procession of boats on the river. I haven’t been on the river (10)_____, so I’m really looking forward to that.

• yet

• for

• just

• was

Multiple Select

1. Movie:

• actor

• director

• magician

Multiple Select

2. Concert:

• clown

• conductor

• musician

Multiple Select

3. Ballet:

• choreographer

• comedian

• dancer

Multiple Select

4. Musical:

• living statue

• singer

• orchestra

Multiple Choice

What do you call a kind ____ music that comes from Jamaica?

• kind of

• kind

Multiple Choice

When you think of a ____ person, who do you think of?

• kind of

• kind

Multiple Choice

What do you think “be cruel to be ____” means?

• kind

• kind of

Multiple Choice

When might you say “How ____!” to someone?

• kind

• kind of