Perfect Tense Quiz (Ms. Shania Meiriestiani)

Make a sentence!

Do you know where Julis is?

Yes, (I / just / see / her)

• I have not just seen her.

• I have just seen her.

• I has not just seen her.

• I has just seen her.

• I just have seen her.

1. You are in a shop and see Anna. You didn’t know she worked there. 

You say: Hi, Anna. (how long / you / work / here?)

Answer explanation

A tenses used for talking about an activity that will be finished in the future.

(a)  

It is midnight. I  .................................. (study) for five straight hours. No wonder I'm getting tired.

• have been studying

• has studied

• has been studying

• have studied

• have study

The students have been trying to solve the math quizzes for an hour. It means that .......................

• the students find the answer of the questions.

• the quizzes are too easy for the students.

• the students are still discussing the questions.

• the answers have been found easily by the students.

• one hour is too long for the students to solve the quizzes.

Answer explanation

Which option that has correct translation?

Dua hari lalu, dia perempuan telah menyadari kesalahannya.

• She had been realized her faults two days ago.

• She has been realized her faults two days ago.

• She had realized her faults two days ago.

• She has realized her faults two days ago.

• She has been realizing her faults two days ago.

There was someone was starring at me because I was wearing a neon dress at the party that Anne's held last night.

Is the sentence structure correct?

• Yes

• No

Past participle of BLEED (a)  

Will you attend the party tomorrow night at 8 p.m? I'm not sure I can, I .......................

• will have finished performing the company's program at 8 p.m tomorrow.

• will have been performing the company's program at 8 p.m tomorrow.

• will performing the company's program at 8 p.m tomorrow.

• will perform the company's program at 7 p.m tomorrow.

• will have performed the company's program at 7 p.m tomorrow.

Tomorrow afternoon we’re going to play tennis from 3 o’clock until 4.30. So at 4.30 o’clock, …………………………… tennis. (we / play)

• we will play

• we will be playing

• we will have been playing

• we will have playing

• we will have played