Q3_E6_C11_More Verbs

Multiple Choice

We had seen the movie twice before today.​

• Present Perfect

• Past Perfect

• Future Perfect

Multiple Choice

My parents will have packed our stuff by tonight.​

• Present Perfect

• Past Perfect

• Future Perfect

Multiple Choice

I have been here previously.​

• Present Perfect

• Past Perfect

• Future Perfect

Multiple Choice

The cat and the dog have sprinted around the yard all day long.​

• Present Perfect

• Past Perfect

• Future Perfect

Multiple Choice

The little dog __________ (chase) the same butterfly for the past hour.​

• has chased

• have chased

• had chased

• will have chased

Multiple Choice

We _____ (see) this movie before, but we want to see it again.​

• has seen

• have seen

• had seen

• will have seen

Multiple Choice

The performer _____ (study) singing and dancing before hitting the stage.​

• has studied

• have studied

• had studied

• will have studied

Multiple Choice

By the time she finishes jogging, she _____ (jog) for an hour.​

• has jogged

• have jogged

• had jogged

• will have jogged

Multiple Choice

Choose the PRESENT PERFECT sentence is written correctly

• It haven't rain a lot this week

• It has not rain a lot this week

• It hasn't rained a lot this week

• It have not rained a lot this week

Multiple Choice

Choose the PRESENT PERFECT sentence is written correctly

• I have lost my keys 3 times

• I has lose my keys 3 times

• I have losed my keys 3 times

• I has loster my keys 3 times

Multiple Choice

Choose the PAST PERFECT sentence is written correctly

• You had have many problems before you came

• You had had many problems before you came

• You had haved many problems before you came

• You had hat many problems before you came

Multiple Choice

Choose the PAST PERFECT sentence is written correctly

• I had not played chess while you were teaching me

• I not had played chess while you were teaching me

• I had not played chess before you taught me

• I not had played chess before you taught me

Multiple Select

Choose the FUTURE PERFECT sentence is written correctly

• Andrés will has written all the book by yesterday

• Andrés will has written all the book by tomorrow

• Andrés will have written all the book by yesterday

• Andrés will have written all the book by tomorrow

Multiple Choice

Choose the FUTURE PERFECT sentence is written correctly

• Have they will studyied enough for the quiz?

• Have they will studied enough for the quiz?

• Will they have studyied enough for the quiz?

• Will they have studied enough for the quiz?

Reorder

Place the verb in the following order: Past, Present, Future

• fed

• feed

• will feed

1

2

3

• 1
• 2
• 3

Multiple Choice

Write the verb into the past tense
see

• seen
• seed
• saw
• sawneed

Multiple Choice

Write the verb into the past tense
hear

• heared
• listen
• heard
• ear

Multiple Choice

Past participle: take

• Took

• Taken

• Taked

• Taught

Multiple Choice

Past Simple: fly

• Found

• Felt

• Flown

• Flew

Multiple Choice

Past Participle: leave

• Left

• Leaved

• Learnt

• Leaven

Multiple Choice

Past participle: read

• ridden

• rode

• readed

• read

Multiple Choice

Past simple: do

• done

• did

• doned

• dided

Multiple Choice

We cannot be late to the party.

• Ca'nt

• Can't

• Cant

• C'ant

Multiple Choice

I do not like to eat pizza.

• Dono't

• Dont

• Do'nt

• Don't

Multiple Choice

^{Make it a NEGATIVE:}

Lions eat the grass.

• Lions not eat the grass.

• Lions do eat the grass.

• Lions do not eat the grass.

• Lions eat the vegetables.

Multiple Choice

There wasn't any more candy in the drawer.

• correct as is

• There wasn't no more candy in the drawer.

• There shouldn't be no candy in the drawer.

• There wouldn't be no more candy in drawer.

Multiple Choice

^{Make it a NEGATIVE:}

Carlos likes to eat oysters.

• Carlos does not like to eat oysters.

• Carlos eats do not oysters.

• Carlos do not like to eat oysters.

• Carlos eats oysters, not.

Multiple Choice

You can't see no one in this crowd.

• You don't see no one in this crowd.

• You can't see anyone in this crowd.

• Correct as is

• You shouldn't see no one in this crowd.

Multiple Choice

Our friends at home hadn't no fun.

• Our friends at home won't have no fun.

• Our friends at home shouldn't have no fun.

• Our friends at home had no fun.

• Our friends at home hadn't never had fun.

Multiple Choice

My sister played basketball, but she doesn't no more.

• My sister played basketball, but she don't no more.

• My sister played basketball, but she doesn't no more.

• My sister played basketball, but she won't no more.

• My sister played basketball, but she doesn't any more.

Multiple Choice

I can't find my keys nowhere.

• Change nowhere to no how.

• I can't find my keys anywhere.

• I can't find no keys anywhere.

• I don't have my keys nowhere.

Multiple Choice

That won't do you no good.

• That wouldn't do you no good.

• That won't do you any good.

• That couldn't do you no good.

• That will do you good.

Multiple Choice

He doesn't have nothing but the clothes on his back.

• He can't have nothing but the clothes on his back.

• He won't have nothing but the clothes on his back.

• He shouldn't have nothing but the clothes on his back.

• He doesn't have anything but the clothes on his back.

Multiple Choice

Your friend is learning French and Spanish. Which word best describes them?

• preview

• bilingual

• review

• byelingual

Multiple Choice

A builder had to construct a house again after a storm destroyed it. Which word describes this action?

• mislead

• outbid

• rebuild

• unbuild

Multiple Choice

If someone prepares for a test, what are they doing?

• Studying after the test

• Studying before the test

• Studying while taking the test

• Not studying at all

Multiple Choice

If you strengthen something, what are you doing?

• Making it weaker

• Removing its strength

• Changing its shape

• Making it stronger

Multiple Choice

What does spotless mean?

• Full of spots

• Without spots

• Like a spot

• Making more spots