English Practice Test

How have you felt since you started taking your English sessions?

• It was very good.

• It has been so useful.

• It will be great in 50 more years.

• It is not good for now

• My dad says that I better learn Japanese

What do we need Present Perfect for?

• To state emotions & moods when we travel.

• Present Perfect is to predict the future with a past vision.

• This Grammar Tense is to feel excited with the usage of so many adjectives.

• To express recent past actions as well as activities that happened in past & still can be done in present.

How can you translate the following phrase to English: "My sister has gone to London"?

• Mi hermana ha estado con londinenses.

• Mi hermanastra ha ido a Londres.

• Mi hermana ha estado en London

• Mi hermana ha ido a Londres.

Please select the right sentence...

• My pet have eaten lots.

• You has travelled to so many places.

• My best friends haven't never stayed alone.

• My neighbors have never met a super star.

• My car hasn't starting this morning.

Have your parents ever visited United Kingdom?

• Yes, they haven't.

• No, they have.

• Yes, they never have.

• No, they haven't.

• Yes, they has.

We have to use the main verbs in Past Participle when talking in Present Perfect...

• False

• Sometimes

• True

• It depends

• Just in Canada

Are you going to be living in Mexico forever?

• Well, I was in Germany next year.

• No, I will be inside a volcano in 5 more years.

• My dad wants that, but I will go back to 90s.

• Well, It's going to be much possible.

• I believe I can fly.

Were you practicing English last night?

• Yes, when I was slept.

• No, I was practice French.

• No, I were practicing driving

• Yes, my neighbor was dancing with me.

• Yes, I was.

The auxiliaries to be used in Present Perfect are have, has, was & were...

• Yes, they are.

• No, they are.

• Yes, they aren't

• No, they aren't

• Yes, it are

Is this question correct? ... Have my cat runned in the park?

• Yes, it isn't

• No, it isn't

• Maybe, it looks confusing.

• Perhaps it does.

• No, it will.