Indefinite Pronouns + All/Some/None/Any
Present Perfect vs Present Perfect Continuous
Giving Advice
Present Perfect Continuous
Random!
100
This word means "all people" or "every person".
What is "everyone"?
100
Match the sentence to either Present Perfect Simple or Present Perfect Continuous:
"He has been playing music for more than 40 years."
"He has played hundreds of concerts."
"He has been playing music for more than 40 years." (Present Perfect Continuous)
"He has played hundreds of concerts." (Present Perfect Simple)
100
Find the mistake:
"She had better to call her mother later."
"She had better call her mother later."
We do not use "to" after "had better".
100
True or False:
We form the Present Perfect Continuous with the rule "has/have + been + verb(-ing)".
True!
We use Present Perfect Continuous to talk about an action we have already started, which may still be unfinished at the present time when we're talking about it.
100
Name the lead character of this movie:
Who is: "Harry Potter"
200
Complete the sentence:
"I don't know which of these books is Sarah's -- they all look the same! ___ of them could be hers."
What is:
"I don't know which book is Sarah's -- they all look the same! Any of them could be hers."
200
Change the verb in parentheses to make this sentence Present Perfect Simple:
"Sarah ___ _____ more than 200 poems over the last year." (write)
"Sarah has written more than 200 poems over the last year."
200
Put these modals of advice in order from weakest to strongest:
ought to
had better
should
What is:
Should
Ought to
Had Better
200
Change the given verb into Present Perfect Continous.
"We _________ (go) to our house in the mountains since I was young."What is:
"We have been going to our house in the mountains since I was young."
200
This portmanteau (two words together) refers to two blockbuster movies that came out last summer: one about a doll, and the other about the development of the atomic bomb.
What is Barbenheimer?
300
Match the words to their meaning:
every- zero
some- all
any- any amount (unknown)
no- random
Every- all
some- any amount (unknown)
any- random
no- zero
300
Fill in the blank with the correct form of both Present Perfect Simple or Present Perfect Continuous:
"I ____ ___ _____ football since I was five. I ____ _____ for three different teams."
"I have been playing football since I was five. I have played for three different teams."
The first sentence is Present Perfect Continuous (has/have + been + -ing). The second is Present Perfect Simple (has/have + past participle).
300
Give advice using "ought to" based on this scenario:
Lauren woke up late, and missed her bus! She was so late to school that she missed her first class. What should Lauren do in the future?
"Lauren ought to wake up earlier."
"Lauren ought to set an alarm."
"Laurent ought to avoid being late to school."
etc...
300
Complete the following sentence using Present Perfect Continuous and "for" or "since":
"I've _______ (wait) for her _____ 2:30! That's almost an hour!"
"I've been waiting for her since 2:30! That's almost an hour!"
300
Where is Liz from? (City, State, and Country)
She's from Atlanta, Georgia, USA.
400
Finish the chart:
everything _______ nothing anything
everyone someone ______ anyone
everywhere somewhere nowhere ______
What is: "something", "no one", and "anywhere"?
400
True or False:
We use Present Perfect Simple to talk about an action that is not finished.
False!
We use Present Perfect Continuous to talk about unfinished or ongoing actions.
We use Present Perfect Simple to talk about the result of a finished action or the amount of something that has been completered.
400
Turn this into a question:
"I should call my friend later."
What is:
"Should I call my friend later?"
400
Turn this Present Perfect sentence into Present Perfect Continuous:
"She has lived in Liverpool all her life."
"She has been living in Liverpool for her whole life."
"She has been living in Liverpool since she was a child."
400
The 2024 Summer Olympics will be held in what European city this summer?
What is Paris:
500
Only one of these sentences is correct. Tell me 1.) which one is right and 2.) why the other is wrong.
"She hasn't got any plans tonight."
or
"She hasn't no plans tonight."
"She hasn't got any plans tonight." is correct because we only use the quantifier "any" with negative verbs.
The second sentence would be correct if it said "She has no plans tonight". We only use "no" or "none" with positive verbs
500
Form one sentence each using Present Perfect Continuous and Present Perfect Simple based on this photo:
Possible answers:
"They have been taking guitar lessons together for years."
"He has taught/has been teaching his sister how to play guitar."
"They have been playing in a band since they were 12."
"They have written many songs together."
500
Form at least three (3) pieces of advice based on this photo using "should", "ought to", and "had better" :
What should you do before/during a job interview?
For example:
You should dress nice/professional.
You ought to arrive early.
You had better bring your resume/CV.
500
Find the sentence with the mistake and correct it:
"They must be tired -- they've been studying for two hours."
"We're new to the city, so we haven't been living here for very long."
"Are you sure he's free? He has been talking on the phone all morning."
"She has been work here for three months already, but she haven't been on time once."
What is:
"She has been working here for three months already, but she hasn't been on time once."
500
Name one play or work of William Shakespeare:
What is:
Hamlet
Romeo and Juliet
Macbeth
King Lear
The Tempest
etc...