Learning Test Class 901

Choose the correct sentence using the present perfect tense with "just":

• I have just finished my homework.

• I just finish my homework.

• I am just finishing my homework.

• I just finished my homework.

Answer explanation

The correct sentence using the present perfect tense with 'just' is 'I have just finished my homework.'

Which sentence correctly uses the present perfect tense?

• She has lived in Paris for five years.

• She lives in Paris for five years.

• She is living in Paris for five years.

• She lived in Paris for five years.

Answer explanation

The correct sentence using the present perfect tense is 'She has lived in Paris for five years.' This choice correctly combines the auxiliary verb 'has' with the past participle 'lived' to indicate an action that started in the past and continues into the present.

Identify the correct use of a reflexive pronoun:

• He looked at himself in the mirror.

• He looked at him in the mirror.

• He looked at his in the mirror.

• He looked at he in the mirror.

Answer explanation

The correct use of a reflexive pronoun is 'He looked at himself in the mirror.' The pronoun 'himself' refers back to the subject 'He' in the sentence.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses an adverb of manner:

• She sings beautifully.

• She sings beautiful.

• She sings beauty.

• She sings with beautiful.

Answer explanation

The correct sentence using an adverb of manner is 'She sings beautifully.' The adverb 'beautifully' describes how she sings, not the quality of her singing.

Which sentence correctly differentiates between "too" and "enough"?

• The coffee is too hot to drink.

• The coffee is enough hot to drink.

• The coffee is too enough to drink.

• The coffee is enough too to drink.

Answer explanation

The correct sentence that differentiates between 'too' and 'enough' is: 'The coffee is too hot to drink.' 'Too' implies excessive heat, while 'enough' implies sufficient heat.

Choose the correct sentence using the present simple tense:

• She goes to school every day.

• She has gone to school every day.

• She is going to school every day.

• She went to school every day.

Answer explanation

The correct sentence using the present simple tense is 'She goes to school every day.' This choice reflects a habitual action in the present.

Identify the correct use of "really," "very," and "quite":

• She is really tired after the trip.

• She is very tired after the trip.

• She is quite tired after the trip.

• All of the above.

Answer explanation

All of the above are correct as 'really,' 'very,' and 'quite' can all be used to emphasize the level of tiredness in this context.

Which sentence correctly uses the present perfect tense with "for"?

• They have been friends for ten years.

• They are friends for ten years.

• They were friends for ten years.

• They have been friends since ten years.

Answer explanation

The correct sentence using the present perfect tense with 'for' is 'They have been friends for ten years.'

Choose the correct sentence using a reflexive pronoun:

• She taught herself to play the piano.

• She taught her to play the piano.

• She taught hers to play the piano.

• She taught she to play the piano.

Answer explanation

The correct sentence is 'She taught herself to play the piano.' because the reflexive pronoun 'herself' refers back to the subject 'She'.

Identify the correct use of an adverb of manner:

• He drives carefully.

• He drives careful.

• He drives with careful.

• He drives care.

Answer explanation

The correct use of an adverb of manner is 'He drives carefully.' The adverb 'carefully' describes how he drives, not the noun 'careful' or 'care.'