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Grammar

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which subjects go with 'have been'?

a)

Only singular nouns

b)

He, she, it, singular and uncountable nouns

c)

Only plural nouns

d)

I, you, we, they, plural nouns

2.

In which tense do we use 'has been' to talk about states that started in the past and continue up to the present?

a)

Past Perfect Continuous

b)

Present Perfect Simple

c)

Present Perfect Continuous

d)

Past Perfect Simple

3.

What is the correct sentence using 'had been' in the past perfect continuous tense?

a)

I had been studying English for 3 years when I went to London last year.

b)

I have been studying English for 3 years.

c)

I have been to France three times.

d)

He has been watching TV since midday.

4.

When do we use 'have been' after modal verbs?

a)

First conditional

b)

Zero conditional

c)

Third conditional

d)

Second conditional

5.

What does 'has been' as a noun refer to?

a)

A person who is currently famous

b)

A person who was important, famous, or very good at something in the past but isn't anymore

c)

A person who is currently a teacher

d)

A person who has never traveled

6.

Which sentence correctly uses 'have been'?

a)

My bike has been stolen. How am I going to get home?

b)

My bike had been stolen. How am I going to get to work?

c)

My bike had been stolen. How am I going to get home?

d)

My bike has been stolen. How am I going to get to work?

7.

What is the correct question using 'have been'?

a)

Has you ever went to London?

b)

Have you ever went to London?

c)

Has you ever been to London?

d)

Have you ever been to London?

8.

Which sentence correctly uses 'had been' in the past perfect simple tense?

a)

Andy had been a teacher for almost 50 years when he retired.

b)

Andy has been a teacher for almost 50 years when he retired.

c)

Andy has been a teacher for almost 50 years when he retires.

d)

Andy had been a teacher for almost 50 years when he retires.

9.

What is the correct sentence using 'have been' in the passive voice?

a)

Your order had been received.

b)

Your order have been received.

c)

Your order has been received.

d)

Your order has been receiving.

10.

Which sentence correctly uses 'have been' in the present perfect continuous tense?

a)

I have been studying English since 2021.

b)

I have been studying English for 3 years.

c)

I have been studying English since last March.

d)

I have been studying English since last year.

11.

Which sentence correctly uses 'has been' in the present perfect continuous tense?

a)

She has been working here for 5 years.

b)

She had been working here for 5 years.

c)

She has been worked here for 5 years.

d)

She had been worked here for 5 years.

12.

What is the correct sentence using 'has been' in the passive voice?

a)

The cake has been baked by Mary.

b)

The cake has been bake by Mary.

c)

The cake has been baking by Mary.

d)

The cake has been baked by Marys.

13.

When do we use 'have been' after modal verbs?

a)

First conditional

b)

Zero conditional

c)

Third conditional

d)

Second conditional

14.

Which sentence correctly uses 'has been' in the present perfect continuous tense?

a)

She has been working here for 5 years.

b)

She had been working here for 5 years.

c)

She has been worked here for 5 years.

d)

She had been worked here for 5 years.

15.

What is the correct sentence using 'had been' in the past perfect continuous tense?

a)

I had been studying English for 3 years when I went to London last year.

b)

I have been studying English for 3 years.

c)

I have been to France three times.

d)

He has been watching TV since midday.

16.

What does 'has been' as a noun refer to?

a)

A person who is currently famous

b)

A person who was important, famous, or very good at something in the past but isn't anymore

c)

A person who is currently a teacher

d)

A person who has never traveled