WorksheetsTopic 4 Quiz Review
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 14mins
A period of time is also known as a(n) _______.
interior
interval
investment
moment
When talking about a period of time in the present perfect, we use _______.
for
since
in
at
Have you ______ gone to Europe on holiday?
always
never
ever
since
Which of the following words is usually used in statements?
never
ever
yet
Which of the following would NOT be a correct situation to describe in the present perfect tense?
a continuous action (started in the past and continues in the present)
an experience in someone's lifetime without a specific time given
events from the recent past that have a result in the present
events that happened at a specific time in the past
Have you seen the new Andy Warhol exhibition _______?
just
since
for
yet
I have ________ finished my homework.
already
since
ever
yet
I haven't been feeling well _______ a few days.
since
for
already
with
I (a) (be) to the doctor three times this week.
Jon can't play tennis with us today. He (a) (hurt) his wrist.
My dad (a) (have) his old car for 10 years.
How long (a) (you/know) Emma?
(a) (you/read) this article on diets in the magazine?
Her children (a) (become) very well behaved recently.
Anna (a) (run) three marathons since last year.
We _______ to the grocery store yet.
have went
haven't went
have gone
haven't gone
Which of the following words is often used in questions or negative statements?
just
already
yet
We use the present perfect tense to talk about...
things that are happening at the moment of speaking
completed past actions in a completed past time period
completed past actions that happened at a specific point in time
past experiences in someone's lifetime (no specific time given)
Has my mother _______ (ring) yet?
ring
rang
rung
ringed
The little boy _________ off of his bicycle twice since he started riding.
have fallen
has fallen
has fell
have fell
What word do we use to describe actions that happened very recent past (often in the past few minutes)?
already
since
just
yet
I haven't talked to my mother _______ two weeks.
for
since
Mark ________ (tell) me that he has _______ been to that museum.
has told; yet
has told; already
has telled; already
have telled; yet
Kevin hasn't been at this school ________ very long.
for
since
Have you ________ walked to school with your friends before?
ever
never
