WorksheetsE2 U6 & 8. Jobs. Present Perfect. Holiday disasters. Quantifiers
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 44mins
Fireman
Hairdresser
Waiter
Novelist
She is a journalist.
She is a singer.
He is a journalist.
She is a fashion designer.
A ___ works with students of different ages.
teacher
receptionist
reporter
businessman
A ___ can defend you in the court.
judge
lawyer
journalist
carpenter
What does a salesman do?
starts a business
tests products
buys products
sells products to customers
A ___ makes things like chairs and tables from wood.
teacher
carpenter
scientist
vet
A ___ flies a plane.
teacher
film director
pilot
radio DJ
A (a) writes stories.
A (a) sells flowers in a shop.
A (a) designs clothes.
A ___ works with actors and cameramen.
novelist
film director
firefighter
vet
A __ plays music.
novelist
vet
radio DJ
fashion designer
A ____ takes pictures and sells them to newspapers or magazines
carpenter
fashion designer
film director
photojournalist
A ______ is a doctor for sick animals.
pilot
vet
carpenter
teacher
When I go on holiday, I like ___ new people.
meeting
missing
making
moving
The airline ___ my suitcase and I didn’t have any clothes
forgot
lost
bought
hired
Do you often ___ abroad?
go
get
explore
flight
If I stay in the sun too long, I’ll ___ sunburned.
go
get
have
We arrived at the airport too late and we ___ our flight.
lost
hired
missed
met
We are going to h (a) a car and drive around Scotland.
(Write the full word.)
Write the past participle of the verb
"be"
(a)
Write the past participle of the verb
"stop"
(a)
Write the past participle of the verb
"live"
(a)
Write the past participle of the verb
"give"
(a)
Write the past participle of the verb
"make"
(a)
Write the past participle of the verb
"sell"
(a)
Write the past participle of the verb
"enjoy"
(a)
Write the past participle of the verb
"have"
(a)
Write the past participle of the verb
"see"
(a)
Write the past participle of the verb
"travel"
(a)
Complete the sentences with the Present Perfect form of the verb in brackets.
Jim (a) (work) as a vet for ten years.
Complete the sentences with the Present Perfect form of the verb in brackets. Use contractions.
I (a) (not finish) my project. I’m going to finish it this weekend.
Complete the sentences with the Present Perfect form of the verb in brackets. Use contractions.
Mrs Smith and Mr Black (a) (teach) the students to speak English well.
Complete the sentence with have, haven’t, has or hasn’t.
You (a) (not write) your name on your test paper.
Complete the sentences with the Present Perfect form of the verb in brackets.
Mum (a) (watch) all the Hunger Games films. She loves them.
(a) you been to America?
My brother __ my laptop.
has borrow
has borrowed
have borrow
have borrowed
We__ lots of emails.
have wrote
have written
has wrote
has written
You ___ very helpful. Thank you.
have been
were
has been
was
Write the words in the correct order to make sentences or questions.
they / visited / have / England / never / .
(a)
Write the words in the correct order to make sentences or questions.
ever / your parents / Laura / met / has / ?
(a)
Complete the sentences with the present perfect form of the verbs in brackets.
Those girls (a) (never / play) football before.
Complete the sentences with the present perfect form of the verbs in brackets.
______ __ ___ ___ (you /ever / take) a selfie with a famous person?
(a)
Complete the sentences with the present perfect form of the verbs in brackets.
I (a) (never / miss) a flight.
Nico: You’ll never ___ what happened! I saw Ed Sheeran two hours ago!
Kate: You’re ____!
guess / amazing
know / joking
guess / joking
know / amazing
Paul: I saw Beyonce at the airport!
Lucy: No _____ !
Paul: She smiled at me and said hello.
Lucy: Wow! And then ____? Go on, ___me!
way / why / say
way / what / say
way / what / tell
why / which / tell
________ has taken my pen!
Anyone
Something
Someone
Anywhere
Do you know ____ about the topic?
anyone
anything
something
someone
Does ______ want the last piece of cake?
someone
anyone
somebody
anything
Have you ever been _____ dangerous?
somewhere
something
anything
anywhere
I don’t know ______ at my new school. I miss my old friends.
someone
anyone
somebody
anything
She left her keys _____ and now she can’t find them.
anywhere
somewhere
somebody
anyone
There’s cheese for a pizza in the fridge.
enough
many
much
‘We’ve got six cartons of orange juice.’
‘That’s ___ orange juice for four people!’
some
a lot of
many
I don’t watch ___ TV programmes on weekdays.
some
much
many
Jessica doesn’t watch ___ films on TV. She watches them on her laptop.
some
any
enough
We have 20 club members, but only three people came to the meeting.
___ members stayed at home.
A few
Most
Half
Some
___ students in my class - eight out of 20 - enjoy English lessons.
Some
All
More than half
(Make adverbs from the adjectives.)
Please don't make a noise. Sit down (a) (quiet).
(Make adverbs from the adjectives.)
Marta speaks English very (a) (good) . Her grandmother is Australian.
