Worksheetssecond exam - Level IV
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 27mins
Use present perfect or simple past tense (Write only the missing part)
Mario (1) ... (have) two accidents this year.
(a)
Use present perfect or simple past tense. (Write only the missing part)
The most recent accident (2) ... (happen) the day before yesterday.
(a)
A young man (3) ... (crash) into his car in the supermarket car park.
(a)
Present perfect or simple past:
The man (4) ... (get) out of his van and (5) ... (yell) at Mario.
Use an - between the two answers
(a)
Present perfect or simple past tense
He said, "I'm an excellent driver. I (7) ... (never have) an accident before. This is your fault."
(a)
Simple past or present perfect:
When Mario (8) ... (come) back home, his wife (9) ... (be) very upset.
(a)
Simple past or present perfect tense
She said, "The car (10) ... (cost) us €500 to repair after your last accident
(a)
Simple past or present perfect tense:
I'm really worried that you (11) ... (become) a bad driver."
(a)
Simple past or present perfect tense
Mario said, "It wasn't my fault. The other driver (12) ... (fail) to stop at a red light, and then he hit me.
(a)
Simple past or present perfect tense:
I (13) ... (be) very careful since the last accident.
(a)
Simple past or present perfect tense
This (14) ... (be) the worst day of my life!
(a)
Simple past or present perfect tense
She ... (move) to Italy last May. She ... (live) there for eleven months now.
(a)
Last week, Julia and Tim ... (go) to the theatre
goed
have gone
has gone
went
He (not be) at work since he (break) his hand.
haven't been - broke
hasn't been - broke
hasn't been - has broken
wasn't - broke
That's a wonderful film. I (see) it two times
saw
has seen
have seen
have saw
