Grammar

I ........................ (reach) my goal of running a 5K in under 30 minutes !

• has reached

• have reached

• has reach

• have reach

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'have reached' because the subject 'I' requires the plural form of the verb in the present perfect tense. 'Has reached' is incorrect for 'I', while 'has reach' and 'have reach' are grammatically incorrect.

Ali ................................ (practise) her badminton serve for hours.

• has practise

• have practiced

• has been practising

• have been practising

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'has been practising' because it indicates an ongoing action in the present perfect continuous tense, suitable for describing Ali's extended practice of her badminton serve.

They (a)   (train) hard for the netball national championship.

Answer explanation

The correct form is 'have trained' as it indicates a completed action relevant to the present. The sentence suggests ongoing effort leading up to the championship, making the present perfect tense appropriate.

Hakim ...................... (break) the school record in the high jump three times.

• has breaked

• have breaked

• has broken

• have broken

We ................ been running together every morning for the past month, and I fell so so much stronger.

• Has

• Have

My father is a writer. He ....................... many books.

• wrote

• have written

• has written

we ....................... a holiday last year.

• hadn't

• didn't have

We (a)   (visit) London three times.

David (a)   (just/come back) form work and he is too tired to prepare something to eat.

Amin and Alif .................................. ( not do) the shopping last Saturday

• didn't do

• hasn't do