Review

Use the present perfect tense to write questions.

you / hand in / your math assignment / yet

• Has you handed in your math assignment yet?

• Have you been handing in your math assignment yet?

• Have you handed in your math assignment yet

• Have you handed in your math assignment yet?

Answer explanation

option C doesn't have question mark :)

A: ________________________________

B: I’ve practiced the piano for three hours today.

• How long have you been practicing the piano?

• How long did you practice the piano?

• How long have you practiced the piano?

• How long do you practice the piano?

Use present perfect tense to write questions.

they / ever / do a group project

• Have they ever been doing a group project

• Have they ever done a group project?

• Have they ever do a group project?

• Have they ever doing a group project?

Has Tami written her book report yet?

• Yes, she has written her book report yet.

• No, he hasn't written her book report yet.

• No, she hasn't written her book report yet.

• Yes, she has been writing her book report yet.

They __________ playing chess __________  eight years.

• have been - for

• have been - since

• has been - since

• has been - for

She ___________  painting ____________ she was four.

• have been - since

• have been - for

• has been - since

• has been - for

Has Jean-Paul started his history project yet?

• Yes, she has started his history project yet.

• Yes, he has started his history project yet.

• No, he hasn't started his histroy project yet.

• No, he hasn't been starting his history project yet.

Has Tami handed in her history assignment yet?

• Yes, she has handed in her history assignment.

• Yes, he has handed in her history assignment.

• Yes, she has hand in her history assignment.

• Yes, she handed in her history assignment.

I __________________ abroad. (study, never)

• has never studied

• have never studied

• have never been studying

• have never study

She ______________ to the library this morning. (go)

• gone

• went

• has gone

• hasn't gone

Answer explanation

this morning is a time signal for past simple.