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WorksheetsPresent Perfect, Past Simple, Present Perfect Continuous, 4G
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 27mins
Which sentence is written in Present Perfect?
I do my homework.
I am doing my homework.
I have done my homework.
I have been doing my homework.
"I have been studying a lot".
What verb tense is this:
"I have done my homework".
Present simple.
Present continuous.
Present perfect
Present perfect continuous.
The first verb of present perfect continuous tense is HAS or HAVE.
The second verb of present perfect continuous tense is always BEEN.
Josh ________________ in Southampton since 2017
has been life
has lived
lived
is living
Josh ____ to Southampton two years ago
moves
moved
has moved
has been moving
I ______ on holiday to France in 2015
was
went
have been
have gone
I ______ on holiday to France in 2015
was
went
have been
have gone
I have bought a new car
recently.
last week.
Which picture does best describe the situation? "I've just washed the dishes".
with adverbs like: yet, just, already, never, ever, for, since we use:
Present Simple
Present Perfect
Past Simple
Past Simple and Present Simple
I ____________ (have) this scarf since 20017
have
had
have had
has had
What tense gives importance to the completion and result of an action?
PRESENT PERFECT
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
What tense gives importance tothe process and duration of an action?
PRESENTT PERFECT SIMPLE
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
have/has + been + verb(ing)
Present Perfect Continuous
Present Perfect Simple
have/has + past participle
PRESENT PERFECT
PRESENT PERFECCT CONTINUOUS
EVER is for:
questions about experiences
action that didnt happen
They've lived in London since 2004.
Present Perfect Simple
Present Perfect Continuous
They've been living in London since 2004.
Present Perfect Continuous
Present Perfect Simple
He's been working at our company since 2009.
Present Perfect Continuous
Present Perfect Simple
I've studied French for ten years.
Present Perfect Simple
Present Perfect Continuous
She really loves the film 'Frozen'. She _____ it 10 times so far!
saw
seen
was seeing
has seen
I'm starving. I _____ anything since breakfast.
didn't eat
haven't eaten
wasn't eating
haven't been eaten
_____ any public library recently?
Did you visit
Are you visiting
Were you visit
Have you visited
Jane _____________ a new pair of jeans yesterday.
bought
buy
buyed
boght
Mark didn't ________ well last week.
felt
feeled
feel
feels
I've known her ... a long time.
for
since
I've known her ... December.
for
since
I haven't seen Nick ... three days.
for
since
I haven't seen Nick ... Monday.
for
since
I've been living here ... a year.
for
since
I've been living here ... 2017.
for
since
Liz has studied English ... five years.
for
since
Liz has studied English ... she was 10.
for
since
Mike and John have been classmates ... six months.
for
since
I have been in the office ______ 9 o’clock.
since
for
I have been teaching ______ 8 years.
since
for
I have been in quarantine _______ 6 weeks.
since
for
1. What is the taste of the product?
sweet
bitter
sour
spicy
Choose adjective which describes best the food.
healthy
raw
bitter
greasy
Vegetables which are not cooked but fresh are...
tinned
sweet
smelly
raw
What can you see on the plate?
prawns
tuna
sardines
salmon
What is the person doing?
boiling water
mixing water
putting water
pouring water
How's this food being cooked?
baked
grilled
boiled
cooked
To have a meal at a restaurant, not at home.
takeaway
dish
eat out
stew
A sweet food made by bees.
cane
honey
sugar
polen
The quantity you eat of a kind of food during a meal.
portion
dishes
spoon
cup
To make cold food hot.
takeaway
burn
freeze
heat up
Food from animals or plants used for cooking, e.g. oil, butter, etc.
honey
fat
meal
flour
Food you buy from a restaurant to eat at home.
eat out
soup
plate
takeaway
A liquid food, often made of vegetables, e.g. tomatoes, onions.
feijoada
boiled
soup
honey
To spend less money and put some aside.
save
afford
lend
borrow
To return money that someone has given you as a loan.
pocket money
afford
pay back
lend
To take money out of a savings account
overspend
go halves
payee
withdraw
A plan for spending and saving
credit card
a budget
reward
wages
A card that authorises your spending on credit
a debit card
a member's card
a birthday card
a credit card
When you spend more money than you have.
underspend
save up
overspend
reward
To be able to bear the cost of.
borrow
lend
afford
budget
To share the cost of something equally.
afford
save up
pay for
go halves
A thing given for recompense.
prize
interest
benefit
reward
Give someone something on the understanding that it will be returned.
borrow
lend
afford
reward
Take something that belongs to someone else with the intention of returning it.
lend
return
borrow
budget
Coins are money made of ...
metal
cotton
plastic
shells
Barter is exchanging goods without
goods
shells
contact
money
Coins and ___________are called cash.
notes
note
cheque
cheques
The first ______________ were made of gold and silver.
cheques
notes
cash
coins
