WorksheetsGrammar review Unit 14 Business
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 21mins
I ____________ in London for 3 years.
have been
gone
went
was
I ________ to school by bus yesterday.
have gone
go
went
was
My sister didn't watched the movie yesterday.
Correct
Incorrect
The word "already" is used in:
Past simple
Present perfect
I _____ a teacher since 1998
has been
have been
hasn't been
was
my friend _____my new dress yet
have not seen
haven´t saw
hasn't seen
didn't see
They _______ a letter last week.
write
have written
wrote
made
Where ____________ your last holiday?
did you spend
did spend
have you spent
you spent
Where were you last night?
I were at home
I was at home
I did was at home
I have been at home
Last night we _______(walk) to the cinema.
walk
walks
have walked
walked
I ____ (study) for the exam for three hours.
studyed
have studied
did studied
studied
My sister didn't watched the movie yesterday.
Correct
Incorrect
Complete
The past participle of the verb FLY is ____
Fly
Flew
Flown
Complete
The simple past of the Verb SEE is _____
Saw
Seen
See
Complete la oración
I _____ English last night
Have studied
Has studied
Studied
Which of the following is past simple?
I walked 3 kilometers yesterday.
I haven't gone to class this week.
I had forgotten that girls name yesterday.
I am cool.
Most of the time, since goes with:
past simple
present perfect
Which is correct?
I have been living in Madrid since 2008.
I lived in Opera since 2014.
I live in the center since 2014
When .... of business?
did that company go out
has that company gone out
Name tags .... out of stock lately.
were
have been
... in a focus group?
Have you ever participated
Did you ever participate
Diane hasn't sent the questionnaire to our customers
already
yet
never
since
I arrived at the exhibition ... and I'm waiting for you at the entrance.
already
yet
never
a few minutes ago
Mr West has .... signed the contract. Here it is.
already
yet
never
since
Mrs Garth has run the business .... her father died.
yet
never
since
last year
I ... (plan) two marketing campaigns recently. (past simple or present perfect)
(a)
We (a) (have) an orientation meeting for the new employees yesterday. (past simple or present perfect)
(a) you ... (represent) the company at last year's conference?
Yesterday, I (a) to our supplier regarding the shipment. (reach)
We ... just ... a long-term loan.
has took
have taken
have took
have take
I ... Katie lately. Is she on holiday?
have seen
haven't seen
has seen
have seed
... Pr Price already .... the budget for the convention?
have prepared
has prepared
hasn't prepared
has prepare
We've .... been to Italy, but I've always wanted to visit.
already
yet
never
last year
