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WorksheetsBOARDING B - REVISION
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
"I'm so sick of your excuses! Have you ______ your beds?"
made
done
did
make
"Haven't you _____ your homework?"
done
made
make
did
"I forgot to eat earlier, I have to _____ my lunch."
done
made
have
make
We use the Present Perfect tense for:
Life experiences in the past. We often use ever and never.
Recent past actions that are important now.
Past situations that are still happening now. We often use how long with for and since
A specific time in the past
When we use the present perfect we use (have/has + past participle) with affirmatives like:
I have study for the test
I have studied for the test
I has studying for 3 years
I studied for the test
I _______ for the test
has study
have study
have studied
has studied
I ____ never been to Alaska.
have
had
has
having
She ____ eaten crab before
have
had
haves
has
We use the present perfect to focus on what happened, not when!
"I’ve looked at the sales figures. They’ve shot up by 20%."
True
False
We use the past simple because we say when the actions happened.
"I looked at the sales figures this morning. They shot up by 20% last month."
True
False
I (a) football before. (play)
I (a) football yesterday. (play)
"I've never saw this many birds before"
The sentence is...
Correct!
Incorrect!
We use present perfect when we use... (select 2 options)
ever, never, yet
before, for, since
specific dates
"I've never seen this many birds before"
The sentence is...
Correct!
Incorrect!
I'm not very interested ___ playing computer games. I prefer truco!
on
in
at
across
Now, if you don't mind, (a) a very important project right now.
You know what? There is a (a) the top of the building, and it's so good!
complete the audio:
out of
inside the
outside of in
in
I don't know he (a) a present, or anything.
What's another way of saying "too"?
in addition
however
in other words
secondly
"This is a terrible mistake you've ______."
done
made
have
make
They ______ finished their homework already.
has
had
having
have
Which sentence uses the present perfect tense correctly?
He have eats breakfast.
I have seen that movie.
They has finished dinner.
She have gone to the store.
"Have you ever ______ sushi?"
eating
ate
eaten
eat
