PRESENT PERFECT
I _______ never _______ such an interesting book before.
→ have / read
Complete:
“There is _______ in the classroom.”
A) someone
B) anything
C) nowhere
A) someone
Complete:
“I _______ _______ TV at 8 p.m.”
was watching
Choose:
“I _______ dinner when the phone rang.”
A) was having
B) had
was having
Complete:
“There are _______ people in this room.”
too many
Choose the sentence that is grammatically correct:
A) I have seen him yesterday.
B) I saw him yesterday.
C) I have saw him yesterday.
Choose the correct option:
“I’m hungry. I want to eat _______.”
A) something
B) somewhere
C) someone
Choose the correct option:
“They _______ playing soccer yesterday afternoon.”
A) was
B) were
C) did
B) were
Complete:
“While I _______ (walk) home, I _______ (see) my friend.”
was walking / saw
Complete both:
“There is _______ noise and _______ cars in the city.”
too much / too many
Make a question:
you / ever / see / a famous person?
Have you ever seen a famous person?
Complete:
“There isn’t _______ in my bag.”
→ anything
Complete:
“She _______ _______ (study) at 10 o’clock last night.”
→ was studying
Choose the correct sentence:
A) I was sleeping when the alarm rang.
B) I slept when the alarm was ringing.
A
“The room is not big. We can’t have 30 people here.”
The room isn’t big enough for 30 people.
Correct the mistake:
“I have went to the USA.”
I have gone to the USA.
Which sentence is correct?
A) I didn't see nobody.
B) I didn't see anybody.
C) I didn't see somebody.
B) I didn't see anybody.
Turn into a question:
you / sleep / at midnight?
Were you sleeping at midnight?
Complete:
“They _______ (play) basketball when it _______ (start) to rain.”
were playing / started
Correct the mistake:
“Did you used to watch cartoons?”
Did you use to watch cartoons?
Complete:
“I have lived here _______ 2018.”
since
Complete the sentence with an appropriate indefinite pronoun:
“______ knows the answer. Not one student in the class knows it.”
Nobody
Correct the mistake:
“We was watchng a movie.”
We were watching a movie.
Correct the mistake:
“While I watched TV, my mother was cooking dinner.”
While I was watching TV, my mother was cooking dinner.
Complete the conversation:
A: “How long _______ you _______ here?”
B: “I _______ lived here _______ 2019.”
have / lived / have / since