PRESENT PERFECT POST TEST

She …. five books so far. (write)

The correct complete sentence is ….

• She has written five books so far

• She have written five books so far.

• She wrote five books so far.

• She has wrote five books so far.

• She did write five books so far.

The baby … an apple last night. (eat)

The correct complete sentence is ….

• The baby ate an apple last night.

• The baby has eaten an apple last night.

• The baby has eat an apple last night.

• The baby have eaten an apple last night.

• The baby has ate an apple last night.

They … yet in Surabaya. (not, arrive)

The right sentence is....

• She have written five books so far.

• She has written five books so far.

• She wrote five books so far.

• She has wrote five books so far.

• She did write five books so far.

Winda has crashed her car again.

The function of the Present Perfect in the sentence is ….

• to tell a finished action with no result in the present

• to tell an action that started in the past and continue to the present

• to tell older news

• to tell a finished action

• to tell recent news

Dion: Can you finish your essay tonight? I heard that you lost your laptop.

Aldy: That’s true, but I ... a new one. Don’t worry about that

The correct phrase to complete the dialogue is ….

• bought

• buys

• have bought

• did buy

• has bought

Read the following dialogue.

Gian: The Hunger Games was on TV last night. Did you see it?

Boni: No, I …………………….. (1) (fall, asleep)

Gian: Well, you know what? I ……………….. (2) (see) it twice.

Boni: Really? I didn’t know you love that movie.

The correct phrases to complete the dialogue are ….

• have fallen asleep, saw

• fell asleep, have seen

• have fallen asleep, have seen

• fell asleep, saw

• fell asleep, see

Read the following dialogue.

Linda : Have you had you breakfast?

Roy : Yes, I had my breakfast together with the boys.

Linda : What did you think about Billy?

Roy : He’s changed a lot since the last I saw him. He was thin back then.

Linda : And how did you find Gerry? He asked about you yesterday.

Roy : He didn’t join us. He’s been busy recently.

The phrase that does NOT show a finished action is ….

• He was thin back then.

• I had my breakfast together with the boys.

• He’s changed a lot since the last I saw him.

• He asked about you yesterday.

• He didn’t join us.

Which one of these is a first person point of view?

• I

• you

• they

• he

• it

Which one of these is a third person point of view?

• I

• we

• I and you

• Both of us

• she

When will you use any first person point of view?

• When telling the story of your neighbor

• When telling your friend’s story

• When telling private story or story about a community you are in it

• When telling a history of a public figure

• When telling the history of a nation