Written Test I lvl 12 - 2023

We use Present Perfect Continuous to show that something started in the past and has kept on until now.

• TRUE

• FALSE

It is not a “duration” (refering to time) for Present Perfect Continuos.

• for a day

• since two days ago

• during a month

• yesterday

We often use words like “lately and recently” to emphasize on the complement.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The words like “lately and recently” have the same meaning as ¨actually¨.

• TRUE

• FALSE

 Use Present Perfect to show the results of an activity or  how many times it has happened.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Build up the next prompts into a correct sentence.

clean/3rd Person male/PPC/not

• He has been cleaning the house.

• She has been cleaning the house.

• He hasn't been cleaning the house.

• He has been not cleaning the house.

Build up the next prompts into a correct sentence.

this morning/1st Person Plural /eat/ PPC

• I have been eating pupusas this morning.

• We have been eating pupusas this morning.

• We have eaten pupusas this morning.

• They have been eating pupusas this morning.

Build up the next prompts into a correct sentence.

Fam. member/3rd Person male/already/Pres. Perf/Poss. Adjec/hug

• Mom has already hugged my teddy bear.

• She has already hugged my nephew.

• Mike has already hugged my niece.

• He already has hugged our dad.

Build up the next prompts into a correct sentence.

spill/still/Pres. Perf.

• The waiter still has not spilled a beverage on you all.

• The guy has not spilled his lemonade on his wife yet.

• The lady has not still spilt her soft drink on his wife yet.

• You have still not spilled your drinks on the floor.

"from the beginning of the period to the end of the period".

• FOR

• SINCE

• STILL

• ALREADY