Signal Words
Which word usually signals Past Simple: "yesterday" or "already"?
yesterday
I ___ (see) that movie already.
have seen
"I have visited Paris in 2019." — find the mistake
I visited Paris in 2019.
Which word doesn't belong: yesterday / ago / already / last week
already
(you / ever / try / sushi?)
Have you ever tried sushi?
Which signal word means an action started in the past and continues now — "for" or "yesterday"?
for
We ___ (go) to Paris in 2019.
went
"Did you ever eat octopus?" — find the mistake
Have you ever eaten octopus?
Which word doesn't belong: just / ever / never / yesterday
yesterday
(she / visit / London / last year?)
Did she visit London last year?
Correct the mistake: "I have seen him yesterday."
I saw him yesterday.
He ___ (never/try) sushi.
has never tried
"He has lost his keys yesterday." — find the mistake
He lost his keys yesterday.
Which sentence is correct: "I have finished it yesterday" or "I finished it yesterday"?
I finished it yesterday.
(they / finish / homework / yet?)
Have they finished their homework yet?
Fill the gap: "She ___ (visit) her grandma last summer."
visited
___ you ever ___ (be) to Japan?
Have... been
"She lived here since 2015." — find the mistake
She has lived here since 2015.
Which sentence is correct: "Have you seen him last night?" or "Did you see him last night?"
Did you see him last night?
(he / see / this film / when he was a child?)
Did he see this film when he was a child?
Fill the gap: "They ___ (not/finish) the project yet."
haven't finished
When ___ she ___ (arrive)?
did... arrive
"I didn't see him since Monday." — find the mistake
I haven't seen him since Monday.
Which sentence is correct: "She has lived here for 2015" or "She has lived here since 2015"?
She has lived here since 2015.
(how long / you / study / English?)
How long have you studied English?