WorksheetsTHERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 3600secs
We use the simple present for sports commentaries, reviews, routines, repeated actions, and narrations.
True
False
Today is a time expression that we ONLY use with the simple present.
True
False
Water boils at 212℉ahrenheit.
-This shows:
Permanent state.
Repeated and habitual actions.
Timetables and programs.
General truth and laws of nature.
I _______________ go to the gym in the afternoon.
since
these days
usually
recently
You're always watching T.V.
-This sentence shows:
Anger or irritation.
Currently changing and developing situation.
Fixed arrangement.
None is correct.
Which of the following is an example of a "Fixed Arrangement":
He's mowing the lawn.
We're going to Fort Lauderdale next weekend.
The traffic in the city is getting worse and worse.
He's always borrowing things without asking.
_________________ all graduates are looking for a good salary job.
Often
Since
Nowadays
Already
Diana is learning German.
-This sentence shows an action:
Taking place at the moment of speaking.
Taking place around the time of speaking.
We use the present perfect for a recently completed action whose result is visible in the present.
"My car has just broken down".
True
False
On the weekend is a time expression associated with the present perfect.
True
False
Have you _____________ been to Italy?
since
for
ever
How long
He has lived here ____________ August.
so far
from
just
since
We use the present perfect progressive for an action which started in the past and continues up to the present.
True
False
All morning/day/year, etc., these time expressions are used when forming the present perfect progressive.
True
False
We can use the present perfect or the present perfect progressive with the verbs live, work, teach, and feel with no difference in meaning. For example: "He has taught/has been teaching at the school for more than twenty years.
True
False
We also use the __________________ for an action which started in the past and lasted for some time.
-The boys are really tired. They __________________ football in the park all morning.
present perfect / have played
present perfect progressive / have been playing
Stative verbs have a progressive tense when they describe a state rather than an action.
True
False
Which of the following groups of verbs are considered stative verbs:
Verbs of the senses
Verbs of perception
Verbs which express likes and dislikes
All the options are correct
I ______________ he's very intelligent.
(believe)
am thinking
think
They _________________ a good time.
(enjoy)
have
are having
The professor ________________ to be very happy with our work.
(seem)
is appearing
appears
I ___________________ very tired.
(experience a particular emotion)
feel
am feeling
both are correct
The verb "want" is considered a stative verb.
True
False
You're ________________ friends.
among
between
What preposition of place can we use here?
Under
Next to
Across
Beside
What preposition do we use here?
Above
Through
Over
In front of
He's running _____________ the way.
across from
along
against
below
Adverbs of frequency come after the main verb but before the verb to be, auxiliary verbs, and modal verbs.
True
False
Laura: Do you drive to work?
Michael: Yes, ____________________.
Usually I do
I do usually
I usually do
She doesn't rarely wake up before 8 am.
This sentence is incorrect.
This sentence is correct.
