WorksheetsGrammar Review 1
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 12mins
We use present perfect ... (3)
to talk about habits
for an experience at some time in our life up to now
with for or since
with already or yet
with always or never
To talk about a finished action in a specific moment we use...
present perfect
past simple
past continuous
"She's taken lots of photos of wildlife"
The action is finished
The action isn't finished
Choose the correct option:
Did you ever visit the animal sanctuary?
Did you ever visited the animal sanctuary?
Have you ever visit the animal sanctuary?
Have you ever visited the animal sanctuary?
We use past perfect to talk about an action that happened ... another
(a)
"Her mum was upset because she hadn't done the homework"
Which happened first?
Her mum was upset
She hadn't done the homework
We all enjoyed ... at the party
us
our
ourself
ourselves
We use reflexive pronouns (myself) when ...
the subject and the object are the same
the subject and the object are different
the object is a person
MODALS OF DEDUCTION:
We use must when ...
we're 100% sure it's possible
we're 50% sure it's possible
we're 50% sure it's impossible
we're 100% sure it's impossible
MODALS OF DEDUCTION:
We use may/might/could when ...
we're 100% sure it's possible
we're 50% sure it's possible
we're 50% sure it's imposibble
we're 100% sure it's impossible
MODALS OF DEDUCTION:
We use can't when ...
we're 100% sure it's possible
we're 50% sure it's possible
we're 50% sure it's imposibble
we're 100% sure it's impossible
MODALS OF DEDUCTION:
We use may/might/could not when ...
we're 100% sure it's possible
we're 50% sure it's possible
we're 50% sure it's imposibble
we're 100% sure it's impossible
A: I think I saw your cousin at the park.
B: ... He lives in Barcelona.
It must be him.
It may be him.
It can be him.
It can't be him.
Present perfect continuous:
HAVE + (a) + -ING
We use present perfect continuous to:
talk about actions in progress
emphasise the duration of an action
talk about finished actions
Choose the correct sentences:
How long have you volunteering at this community project?
Have you been working hard today?
What have he been doing today?
For how long has she been studiying English?
We can use ... to talk about future arrangements
present simple
present perfect
present continuous
They're not visiting the Eiffel Tower when they go to Paris.
Present activity
Future arrangement
Order the elements to make a question using present continuous:
what / ? / this summer / do / you
(a)
A question tag is used ___ to confirm information
At the beginning of a sentence
In the middle of a sentence
At the end of a sentence
Chose the incorrect sentences
The graphics looked impressive, don't they?
The reviews have been good, haven't they
It wasn't difficult, was it?
We won't have to take turns, won't we?
Finish the sentence using the appropriate question tag:
We finished,
(a)
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