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Nurdaulet and Malika

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is present perfect used for?

a)

Describing future actions

b)

Discussing completed actions with a focus on the state after completion

c)

Expressing ongoing actions in the present

d)

Talking about actions without specifying time

2.

What does the term "perfect tense" mean?

a)

Ongoing actions

b)

Completed actions with a focus on the state after completion

c)

Immediate future actions

d)

Actions with uncertain timing

3.

How is perfect verb tense created?

a)

Using only base verbs

b)

Using auxiliary verbs "have," "has," or "had" with the past participle

c)

Using future tense verbs

d)

Using present tense verbs

4.

Provide an example of present perfect tense.

a)

I will see the movie tonight.

b)

She is watching a movie right now.

c)

I have seen the movie that was nominated for an Oscar Award.

d)

He sees the movie every week.

5.

When is past perfect tense used?

a)

For ongoing actions in the past

b)

To discuss completed actions before another point in the past

c)

Expressing actions happening right now

d)

For future plans

6.

What is the main focus of the perfect tense?

a)

The action itself

b)

The timing of the action

c)

The state after completion of the action

d)

The uncertainty of the action

7.

What does "perfectus" mean in Latin?

a)

Incomplete

b)

Ongoing

c)

Completed or finished

d)

Continuous

8.

When is future perfect tense used?

a)

For ongoing actions in the future

b)

To discuss completed actions before another point in the future

c)

Expressing actions happening right now

d)

For past events

9.

Which auxiliary verbs are used in creating perfect tenses?

a)

Is, am, are

b)

Was, were

c)

Have, has, had

d)

Will, shall

10.

Finish the sentence with the correct perfect tense: "By the time I turn 30, I ___ five different countries."

a)

Have visited

b)

Visit

c)

Visited

d)

Will visit