UNIT 2: HOT SHOTS 4

Emily has been training for the marathon for the last six months. Every morning, she wakes up at 6 AM and runs for at least an hour. She is determined to finish the race in less than four hours.

Question: What has Emily been doing for the last six months?

• Emily has been training for the marathon.
• Emily has been learning to swim.
• Emily has been studying for her exams.
• Emily has been working at a coffee shop.

Question 2: Choose the sentence that uses the present perfect continuous correctly.

• • I have learned English for five years.

• • She has been studying for her exam all morning.

• • They are playing football since lunchtime.

• • We were working on this project since last month.

Which of these sentences uses present perfect continuous to describe an action that started in the past and is still continuing?

• I will study for three hours.
• I studied for three hours.
• I have studied for three hours.
• I have been studying for three hours.

READING
Jacob has visited three different countries this year. He loves traveling and learning about new cultures. His favorite place so far has been Japan, where he stayed for two weeks.

Question: How many countries has Jacob visited this year?

• 2
• 5
• 4
• 3

Which of the following is in the present perfect simple?

• I have eaten

• I will eat
• I had eaten
• I eat

READING
Last summer, I traveled to Greece with my family. We spent two weeks on a beautiful island, where we relaxed on the beach, visited historical sites, and enjoyed local food. It was an amazing experience.

Question: How many weeks did we spend on the beautiful island?

• three quarters of month

• three weeks

• 14 days

• Greece

Which sentence is in the past simple?

• She is walking to the store.
• She walks to the store.
• She walked to the store.
• She will walk to the store.

Choose the correct form of the past simple.

• She buys a new dress yesterday.

• She walked home last Sunday.

• She was walking home when I first met her.

• She is walking fast.

READING

By the time we arrived at the cinema, the movie had already started. We were disappointed because we missed the beginning, but we still enjoyed the rest of the film.

Question: What had happened by the time we arrived?

• The movie had already started.
• We watched the entire movie without any interruptions.
• The movie was canceled before we arrived.
• We arrived just in time for the movie.
• We were disappointed.

What tense is the part of the sentence in red ?

By the time social media became popular all over the world,

some of the first sites had already disappeared.

• present perfect
• past perfect
• past simple
• future perfect
• Future with going to