Choose the wrong sentence

• I have just seen Peter in the street

• She hasn't arrived yet

• She has never been late

• I haven't yet him called

In a Present Perfect sentence ...

• We use 'since' with a point in time in the past (12th May, last week, ...)

• We use 'for' with a period of time which continues until now (twenty years, ages,...)

• Answers 'a' and 'b' are correct

• We can not use 'for' or 'since' with Present Perfect

We make the Present Perfect tense ...

• With the verb 'HAVE' and the Past Participle of a verb

• In the 3rd person singular (he/she/it) we must use the auxiliary 'HAS'

• In negative sentences we just add the auxiliary verb 'HAVE NOT' (haven't) or 'HAS NOT' (hasn't) in the 3rd person singular (he/she/it)

• Answers 'a', 'b', and 'c' are correct

Which is the Past Participle for the verb 'Do'?

Choose the right option. We use the Past Perfect ...

• To describe a past event which happens before another event in the past: 'When Stella arrived to the theatre, the concert had already started'

• To speak about an action happening at the time of speaking

• To talk about future events

• To express your routines and habits

Choose the wrong sentence in Past Perfect

• He had call the police

• She hadn't tried fish and chips before

• Had you told the news to your family?

• Had it started snowing yet?

I .................. (not finish) the book when you .................. (lose) it

• hadn't finished, lost

• have finish, losed

• didn't finish, had lost

• had not finish, lose

The comparative forms of 'funny', 'nice', 'frightening' and 'bad' are ...

• Funnyer than, niecer, the most frightening, badder than

• Funnier than, nicer than, more frightening than, worse than

• The most funny, the nicer, more frightening than, the worse

• The funniest, the nicest, the most frightening, worse than

Is this ..................... (good) ice cream in the city?

• the good

• the better than

• the best

• the goodest

Some common words when sending and receiving emails are: 'reply', 'forward', 'delete', 'subject' and 'attachments'. Choose the correct translation into Spanish:

• Enviar, destinatario, siguiente, asignatura y archivar

• Correo basura, remitente, eliminar, sujeto y adjuntar

• Responder, recibir, adjuntar, sujetar y remitente

• Responder, reenviar, eliminar, asunto y adjuntos