WorksheetsPre inter final revision
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 20mins
Let's meet _______________ Tuesday.
on
in
at
Let's meet _______________ two hours.
at
in
on
during
I saw him _______________ 3:00 PM.
at
in
on
for
Do you want to go there _______________ the morning?
at
on
in
for
I don't want to study _____ tonight.
in
on
at
X
Let's meet at the park _______________ noon.
at
in
on
X
I saw her _______________ my birthday.
in
on
at
I like going to the beach _______________ the summer.
at
on
in
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
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
I (a) never studied for 8 hours.
They have never _____ to England.
been
see
was
had
My parents love adventures and travelling. We ... some amazing places.
have seen
saw
We ... to Africa and South America.
have been
went
Last summer we ... in the Arctic for three weeks.
stayed
have stayed
The sentence in the present perfect is:
I have been to China before
I went to China last year
I will go to China one day
The sentence in the past simple is:
I have been to China before
I went to China last year
I will go to China one day
The present perfect positive structure is:
Have/Has + verb in the past
Have/Has + verb in the past participle
Have/Has + verb + ed
verb + ed
The past participle of see is:
saw
seed
seen
The past participle of do is:
did
doed
done
The past participle of go is:
goed
went
gone
The past participle of play is:
play
playd
played
We use Past Simple for an action which happened at a definite time in the past
Yes
No
We use Past Perfect for an action which happened before another past action.
Yes
No
1. If you ... him, he would have helped you.
The telegram ... just as I ... the house yesterday.
I ... the mountains when I was young.
