Present Perfect
Task: Complete: Have you ___ been to Germany?
Key: ever
Task: Choose the correct option:
She (talked / was talking) on the phone when the doorbell rang.
Key: was talking
Task: Comparative of big.
Key: bigger
Task: Complete: I have ___ idea.
Key: an
Task: Complete: Look! It ___ (snow).
Key: is snowing (Present Continuous)
Task: Complete: I’ve ___ finished my homework.
Key: just / already (both acceptable depending on meaning)
Task: Complete: I ___ (watch) TV when he arrived.
Key: was watching
Task: Superlative of interesting.
Key: the most interesting
Task: Complete: Can you open ___ window, please?
Key: the
Task: Choose the correct option:
I (am loving / love) chocolate.
Key: love
Task: Complete: She hasn’t called me ___.
Key: yet
Task: Complete: We ___ (go) to the beach last Saturday.
Key: went
Task: Complete: My house is ___ (small) than yours.
Key: smaller
Task: Choose the correct option:
I don’t like ___ milk. (a / the / Ø)
Key: Ø
Choose the correct option:
Why ___ you ___ (wear) a coat? It’s warm today!
Key: are you wearing
Task: Complete with since or for: They have lived here ___ 2019.
Key: since
Task: Correct the mistake:
They were play football yesterday.
Key: They played football yesterday.
Task: Make a sentence comparing two cities.
Key (example): Paris is more expensive than Valencia.
Insert articles where necessary:
___ moon is very bright tonight.
Key: The
Correct the mistake:
Be quiet! I think about something important.
Key: Be quiet! I’m thinking about something important.
Correct the mistake:
I’m here since Monday.
Key: I have been here since Monday.
Create a sentence that uses both tenses and shows interruption.
Key (example): I was cleaning the kitchen when my friend called me.
Create your own superlative sentence with “the most + adjective”.
Key (example): This is the most exciting movie I’ve seen this year.
Choose the correct sentence:
a) The life is difficult sometimes.
b) Life is difficult sometimes.
Key: b)
Task: Make a sentence with Present Continuous expressing a temporary situation.
Key (example): I’m staying with my friend this week.