Vocabulary - Extreme Sports Equipment
Present perfect - just, yet, already
Mix 1
English tenses
Mix 2
100

You wear these on your hands to protect them during many extreme sports.

gloves

100

Complete: “I have ___ finished my homework. It finished 10 minutes ago.”

I have just finished my homework.

100

Complete: “I wear ___ to protect my eyes when I swim underwater.”

goggles

100

What tense is this? “I usually wear a helmet when I ride my bike.”

Present simple

100

Complete: “Yesterday, I ___ (wear) my helmet.”

wore

200

You wear this on your head to protect it.

helmet

200

Complete: “Have you finished the activity ___?”

yet

200

Complete with has/have + past participle: “She ___ already ___ her life jacket.” (put on)

has / put on

200

What tense is this? “They were swimming when the rain started.”

Past continuous

200

Complete: “Look! The skydiver ___ (jump) from the plane.”

is jumping

300

You use this to move through water when kayaking or rafting.

paddle

300

Complete: “She has ___ bought her new helmet, so she doesn't need to buy one.”

already

300

Choose the correct option: “We ___ a parachute right now.

A) use B) are using C) have used”

B) are using

300

Complete: “Look at those clouds! It ___ (rain).”

is going to rain

300

Complete: “We haven't used the oxygen tank ___.”

yet

400

This equipment helps you breathe underwater.

oxygen tank

400

Choose the correct word: “They haven't tried skydiving ___.”

yet

400

Complete: “They ___ (wear) helmets when they had the accident.”

were wearing

400

Complete: “I ___ (never / try) skydiving before.”

have never tried

400

Choose the correct option: “I think I ___ try bungee jumping someday. A) am going to B) will C) am”

will

500

You wear these on your feet to help you swim faster underwater.

fins

500

Complete with just, yet, or already: “A: Do you want to watch the video? B: No, I've ___ watched it.”

already

500

Complete with the correct tense: “He ___ never ___ a harness before, but he is going to try it today.” (use)

has / used

500

Identify the two tenses: “While we were climbing, our instructor checked the equipment.”

Past continuous + past simple

500

Correct the sentence: “When I have arrived, they were already wearing their life jackets.”

When I arrived, they were already wearing their life jackets.

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