HOT SHOTS 4

1. Choose the wrong answers:

Tom usually __________ (go) to the gym in the evening, but today he __________ (work) late.

• goes / is working

• go / works

• is going / works

• goes / works

• goed/ worked

2. Which sentence is correct?

• She watching TV right now.

• She was watching TV right now.
• She watches TV now.
• c) She is watching TV right now.

Choose the correct sentence using a stative verb:

• I thought I am knowwing the answer.

• I am knowing the answer.
• c) I think I know the answer.
• I knowing the answer.

Choose the correct option:

While I __________ (cook), the phone __________ (ring).

• a) was cooking / rang
• cooked / was ringing

• cooked / rang
• was cooking / was ringed

Choose the correct sentence using 'used to'

a) I am used to play football when I was a kid.
b) I used to play football when I was a kid.
c) I use to playing football when I was a kid.
d) I used playing football when I was a kid

• b) I used to play football when I was a kid.
• I am used to playing football when I was a kid.

• I used to playing football when I was a kid.
• I used to plays football when I was a kid.
• All of the options are correct

Click on all the PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE sentences.

• I have visited Paris three times.

• She has already finished her homework.

• They have lived in this city for five years.

• We have just met our new neighbors.

• They have been playing football for three hours.

If we use the following formula:

Subject + has/have + been + verb + -ing + the rest of the sentence.

we will create sentences in the:

• Present Simple Tense
  (Affirmative)

• Present Perfect Continuous Tense (Interrogative)

• Present Continuous Tense (Negative)

• Present Perfect Simple Tense
  (Affirmative)

• Present Perfect Continuous Tense
  (Affirmative)

CLICK ON THE WRONG OPTIONS!

She __________ (be) to Italy twice.

• has been

• has goned

• going

• having been to

• Every option is wrong

If something is "due to be", it is:

• expected to happen

• be very hungry

• verb + to be + past participle

• dew two B

• None of the options are correct

What is the meaning of the word: GROUND-BREAKING

• innovative, revolutionary, or introducing new and original ideas

• something that breaks the ground

• yellow

• pizza

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