Vocabulary
Present perfect
Past perfect simple vs Past perfect continuous
Action VS stative verbs
100

Absolutely or very

  • This room is disgusting! It's ___ filthy! I've never seen so much dirt.

absolutely

100

Write the sentence in the present perfect.

He/lose/his keys

Ha has lost his keys

100

The children were wet because they _______(play) football in the rain.

had been playing

100

Present simple or continuous

Ali ________ (have) three sisters.

Correct answer: has
‣ Have, meaning 'to possess', describes a state, so it is a stative verb.

200

A bit or extremely

The pizza was ____ delicious

extremely

200

1_____ to Rome?

A.Have ever you been

B.Have you ever been

C.Have you been ever


B.Have you ever been

200

Peter was Sally's best friend. She __________ (know) him all her life.

had known

200

Present simple or continuous
John ________ (think) about his future.

Correct answer: is thinking
‣ Think, meaning 'to reflect' about something, is an action, so it is a dynamic verb.

300

Absolutely or very 

The film was  ___ funny but the seats were uncomfortable.

very

300

I have had this car for / since years.

for

300

We were very hungry because we ______ (not / eat). Instead, we _________ (play) all day long!

hadn't eaten

had been playing

300

Identify the section with a grammar mistake.

  1. I own three cars now. I am wanting to sell two, but I love the red one.  A. own B. am wanting C. to sell D. love






B. am wanting

400

Absolutely or very 

The food was good but the portions were ______ tiny.

Absolutely

400

I  _____ (never/be) to the Himalayas, but I'd like to go.


I have never been to the Himalayas, but I'd like to go.

400

Everything was white because it _________ (snow), just as the weather app ______ (predict).

had been snowing

had predicted

400

Identify the section with a grammar mistake.

He is tasting the soup to check if it tastes too salty, but he is doubting his own cooking skills. A. is tasting B. tastes C. is doubting

C. is doubting

Doubt is a stative verb so we don't use it in the continuous aspect.

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