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WorksheetsA2Plus_Week 16
Total questions: 120
Worksheet time: 3600secs
(Have/Did) you ever (visit) Japan?
Have / visited
Did / visit
Have / visit
Did / visited
(Have/Did) you (eat) lunch yet?
Have / ate
Did / eat
Have / eaten
Did / eaten
(Has/Did) she (go) to the market yesterday?
Has / gone
Did / went
Has / went
Did / go
(Have/Did) they (see) that movie before?
Have / seen
Did / saw
Have / see
Did / see
(Have/Did) you (travel) abroad last year?
Have / traveled
Did / traveled
Have / travel
Did / travel
(Has/Did) he (finish) his homework yet?
Has / finished
Did / finish
Has / finish
Did / finished
(Have/Did) you (read) the new book already?
Have / read
Did / read
Have / reading
Did / reads
(Has/Did) she (play) tennis last weekend?
Has / played
Did / played
Has / play
Did / play
(Have/Did) we (meet) before?
Have / met
Did / met
Have / meet
Did / meet
(Have/Did) you (take) the test already?
Have / taken
Did / take
Have / take
Did / taken
(Has/Did) they (buy) a new house last month?
Has / bought
Did / buy
Has / buy
Did / bought
(Have/Did) you (ever/see) that show before?
Have / ever seen
Did / ever see
Have / seen
Did / seen
(Has/Did) she (write) an email this morning?
Has / written
Did / write
Has / write
Did / written
(Have/Did) they (come) to the party last night?
Have / come
Did / come
Have / came
Did / came
(Have/Did) you (ever/visit) a foreign country?
Have / ever visited
Did / ever visit
Have / visited
Did / visited
(Has/Did) he (help) you with the project yesterday?
Has / helped
Did / help
Has / help
Did / helped
(Have/Did) we (talk) to the manager already?
Have / talked
Did / talked
Have / talk
Did / talk
(Has/Did) she (arrive) late last night?
Has / arrived
Did / arrived
Has / arrive
Did / arrive
(Have/Did) you (find) your keys yet?
Have / found
Did / find
Have / find
Did / found
(Has/Did) they (watch) the game last weekend?
Has / watched
Did / watched
Has / watch
Did / watch
(Have/Did) you (finish) your work yet?
Have / finished
Did / finished
Have / finish
Did / finish
(Has/Did) he (attend) the meeting last week?
Has / attended
Did / attended
Has / attend
Did / attend
(Has/Did) he (speak) to you yesterday?
Has / spoken
Did / spoke
Has / speak
Did / speak
(Have/Did) you (call) your friend?
Have / called
Did / call
Have / call
Did / called
(Has/Did) they (ever/eat) sushi before?
Has / ever eaten
Did / ever eat
Have / ever eaten
Did / ever ate
(Have/Did) we (already/go) to the store this morning?
Have / already gone
Did / already went
Have / go
Did / already gone
(Has/Did) you (travel) to another country last summer?
Has / traveled
Did / travel
Have / travel
Did / traveled
(Have/Did) she (ever/see) that restaurant before?
Has / ever seen
Did / ever see
Have / ever seen
Did / seen
(Has/Did) they (start) the project last week?
Has / started
Did / started
Has / start
Did / start
(Have/Did) you (meet) the new manager yet?
Have / met
Did / meet
Has / meet
Did / met
Re-arrange the words to form a correct sentence: ever / have / you / traveled / abroad / before?
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Re-arrange the words to form a correct sentence: been / she / to / London / recently / has?
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Re-arrange the words to form a correct sentence: already / have / they / finished / their homework?
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Re-arrange the words to form a correct sentence: visited / I / have / the museum / yet?
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Re-arrange the words to form a correct sentence: ever / have / you / eaten / sushi?
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Re-arrange the words to form a correct sentence: we / lived / in / a big city / before / have?
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Re-arrange the words to form a correct sentence: has / he / worked / at this company / long?
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Re-arrange the words to form a correct sentence: played / tennis / you / have / ever?
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Re-arrange the words to form a correct sentence: you / spoken / to / the manager / yet / have?
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Re-arrange the words to form a correct sentence: your / have / parents / been / to Japan / before?
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Re-arrange the words to form a correct sentence: bought / I / a new car / recently / have.
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Re-arrange the words to form a correct sentence: we / met / the new team / already / have.
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Re-arrange the words to form a correct sentence: taken / the exam / they / yet / have?
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Re-arrange the words to form a correct sentence: have / you / read / the new book / yet?
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Re-arrange the words to form a correct sentence: seen / she / that movie / before / has?
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Re-arrange the words to form a correct sentence: helped / you / with / them / have / the project?
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Re-arrange the words to form a correct sentence: he / has / started / his new job / yet?
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Re-arrange the words to form a correct sentence: traveled / you / have / to many countries?
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Re-arrange the words to form a correct sentence: have / they / ever / eaten / Indian food?
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Re-arrange the words to form a correct sentence: they / have / done / all their work?
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Re-arrange the words to form a correct sentence: how many / you / visited / countries / have?
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Re-arrange the words to form a correct sentence: seen / have / you / this place / before?
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Re-arrange the words to form a correct sentence: finished / the report / I / already / have.
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Re-arrange the words to form a correct sentence: talked / she / has / to you / about the meeting?
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Re-arrange the words to form a correct sentence: worked / at / you / have / the same company / for a long time?
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Re-arrange the words to form a correct sentence: you / have / been / to the concert / ever?
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Re-arrange the words to form a correct sentence: has / she / written / a letter / yet?
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Re-arrange the words to form a correct sentence: they / met / their new boss / have?
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Re-arrange the words to form a correct sentence: ever / have / you / gone / hiking / in the mountains?
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Re-arrange the words to form a correct sentence: completed / have / the team / all the tasks / yet?
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"Since" or "For": I've lived in this city (a) five years.
"Since" or "For": She’s been waiting (a) two hours.
"Since" or "For": We’ve known each other (a) we were children.
"Since" or "For": They’ve been working here (a) 2010.
"Since" or "For": He hasn’t seen her (a) last summer.
"Since" or "For": I’ve been studying English (a) three years.
"Since" or "For": They’ve had the same car (a) 2005.
"Since" or "For": We haven’t been to the cinema (a) last month.
"Since" or "For": She’s been playing the piano (a) she was six.
"Since" or "For": They’ve been married (a) 2012.
"Since" or "For": I’ve known my best friend (a) high school.
"Since" or "For": He’s been sick (a) last week.
"Since" or "For": She’s been living in London (a) 2018.
"Since" or "For": We haven’t eaten dinner (a) 7 p.m.
"Since" or "For": I’ve been working here (a) two years.
"Since" or "For": He’s been traveling (a) last Thursday.
"Since" or "For": I haven’t seen her (a) ages.
"Since" or "For": We’ve been friends (a) a long time.
"Since" or "For": They’ve been trying to fix the car (a) this morning.
"Since" or "For": I haven’t spoken to him (a) yesterday.
"Since" or "For": He’s been playing football (a) three hours.
"Since" or "For": We’ve lived in this house (a) a year.
"Since" or "For": She hasn’t visited us (a) last Christmas.
"Since" or "For": They’ve been working on the project (a) last month.
"Since" or "For": I’ve been reading this book (a) two days.
"Since" or "For": She’s been in the kitchen (a) lunchtime.
"Since" or "For": We’ve been waiting (a) 9 a.m.
"Since" or "For": I haven’t spoken to her (a) last weekend.
"Since" or "For": He’s been studying (a) five o’clock.
"Since" or "For": We haven’t gone to the park (a) last summer.
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