PastS/PresP
Choose the best option:
I ______ thanks. I'm not hungry.
A) have just eaten
B) just ate
A) HAVE JUST EATEN
Choose the best option:
I wish the rain would stop. It _______ for days now.
A) has rained
B) has been raining
B) HAS BEEN RAINING
Choose the best option:
When they got home, mum ________ dinner.
A) cooked
B) had cooked
B) HAD COOKED
Choose the best option:
Jen _________ her favourite programme when Danni phoned.
A) watched
B) was watching
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb in parenthesis:
We _______ (be) friends for many years.
HAVE BEEN
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb in parenthesis:
The whole kitchen's covered in flour. Have you ______ (bake)?
BEEN BAKING
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb in parenthesis:
I ________ (wait) at the bus stop, but you didn't come.
WAITED
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb in parenthesis:
She _______ (be) on the phone for a long time! Who was she talking to?
WAS
Complete with either past simple or present perfect:
How was the party? ________ (you enjoy) it?
DID YOU ENJOY
Complete with either present perfect simple or the present perfect continuous:
I can't believe I haven't finished my homework yet. I _______ (sit) at my desk all afternoon.
HAVE BEEN SITTING
Complete with either past simple or past perfect:
They were annoyed to find that the rest of the staff _______ (start) the meeting without them.
HAD STARTED
Complete with either past simple or past continuous:
I ________ (not look) at the road, so I tripped and fell over.
WAS NOT LOOKING
Correct the sentence:
We have met at a party last weekend.
We MET at a party last weekend.
Correct the sentence:
Where is the bus? I've waited for more than twenty minutes.
Where is the bus? I've BEEN WAITING for more than twenty minutes.
Correct the sentence:
We played video games and then we had gone to bed.
We played videogames and then we WENT to bed.
Choose the most logical explanation:
Susan was walking to school when the accident happened.
A) Susan saw the accident.
B) The accident happened at school.
A) SUSAN SAW THE ACCIDENT
SHE / NEVER / BE / PARIS
SHE HAS NEVER BEEN TO PARIS
Complete the sentence using present perfect simple or continuous.
Your face looks burnt. Have you....?
Accept plausible and grammatically correct answers.
Put the sentences together using past simple and past perfect.
1. My phone broke
2. I only used my phone for 1 week.
MY PHONE BROKE AFTER I HAD USED IT FOR ONLY ONE WEEK. (Accept other variations that make sense and that are grammatically correct)
Where / you / go / I / see / you / yesterday ?
WHERE WERE YOU GOING WHEN I SAW YOU YESTERDAY?