Put the verbs in correct tense
...you ever...snails? (eat)
Have you ever eaten snakes?
‘Hi, can I speak to Terry, please?’ ‘I’m sorry, he isn’t
here at the moment. He’s been / gone out for lunch.’
gone
I was giving him his book last night.
was giving => gave
What were _______ (you - do) yesterday at 3 o'clock?
you doing
-Three men were under an umbrella yesterday afternoon, but none of them ...wet. (get).
got
‘Wow! You look tanned. Where have you been / gone?’
‘Australia! The weather was great.’
been
I visited Taiwan many times.
visited => have visited
While I (wait) for the class to begin, I was reviewing my irregular verbs.
a. have waited
b. was waiting
c. waited
c. was waiting
The movie _______ (come) out last week but they _____________ (not see) it yet.
came / haven't seen
Last night I .... (see) my friend in a bar. I ... (talk) to him but he .... (ignore) me.
saw / talked/ ignored
‘Have you been / gone to the skate park recently?’
‘Yes! I’ve been / gone there every day this week.’
been; been
He haven't called her already. (2 mistakes)
hasn't / yet
He (see) that movie many times last year.
a. saw
b. has seen
c. just see
a. saw
He ___________ (already visit) this museum three times this year. ___________ (you ever go) with him?
has visited / Have you ever gone
When you ...(call) me, I ...(wash) dishes. That's why I .... (not answer) the phone.
called / was washing / didn't answer
1. ‘Hurry up, Sam!’ ‘It’s too late. The train has already
been / gone.’
2. ‘Have you been / gone to the butcher’s this afternoon?’
‘No, Kelly’s just been / gone there. She should be back soon.’
1. gone
2. been / gone
They reviewed this grammar book much times, so they must be experts. Have they take the exam yet?
have reviewed / many / Have they taken
They (not finish) their homework yet.
a. didn't finish
b. hasn't finished
c. haven't finished
c. haven't finished
- __________you (travel) to Brazil last summer?
- Yes. It was awesome! __________ (you ever go) to Brazil?
- No, but of course I ____________ (like) to!
Did you travel / Have you ever been / I'd like
- My mother (watch) ...TV while my father (clean)...the floor. They ... (be) very busy.
- And .... you ... them? (help)
was watching / was cleaning / were
Did you help
1. I never (think) about moving to Korea.
a. never thought
b. never have thought
c. have never thought
2. He ___ (do) very well in the grammar test yesterday
a.) was doing
b.) has done
c.) did
c. have never thought
c. did