Grammar review

Since/for

100

I have lived here____ three years

FOR- I have lived here FOR three years

200

She has worked at the World Bank _____ 2022

SINCE- She has worked at the World Bank SINCE 2002

300

Which is correct? We have been waiting ...

A) For 3 hours

B) Since 3 hours

FOR- we have been waiting FOR 3 hours

400

Which is correct? The meeting has been scheduled ....

A) For Monday

B) Since Monday

FOR- The meeting has been scheduled FOR Monday

500

Fill in the blanks: 

We have known each other _____ 2018 and have been best friends _____ nearly eight years.

We have known each other SINCE 2018 and have been best friends FOR nearly eight years.

Present perfect

100

I ____ never ____ sushi

I HAVE never EATEN sushi

200

What is the past participle of see? 

SEEN

300

Change to the present perfect: 

She visits Paris

She has visited Paris

400

Correct the mistakes, using the present perfect in both sentences: 

I have went to London, but I haven't saw the London Eye

I have BEEN to London, but I haven't SEEN the London Eye

500

What is the difference between these sentences?

I lived in Thailand for twenty years.
I have lived in Thailand for twenty years.

I lived in Thailand for twenty years." = the situation is finished."

I have lived in Thailand for twenty years. I still live there now.

ITY/NESS

100

Make a noun: 

Happy

Happiness

200

Make a noun: 

Kind

Kindness

300

Make a noun: 

Dark 

Darkness

400

Make a noun: 

Possible 

Possibility

500

Which noun is correct?

A) generousity
B) generosity
C) generousness

B- Generosity 

Compound nouns

100

What compound noun means:

A card with your name, company and contact details?

Business card

200

What compound noun means:

The main office of a company?

Headquarters

300

What compound noun means:

The department responsible for hiring and supporting employees?

Human resources

400

What compound noun means:

The amount of work you have to do?

Workload

500

What compound noun means:

The process of finding and hiring new employees.

recruitment process

Already/ yet/ just

100

I have _____ finished my lunch.

JUST- I have JUST finished my lunch

200

Have you called the client ____ ?

YET- Have you called the client YET?

300

She has _____ submitted the report, so she can go home.

ALREADY- She has ALREADY submitted the report, so she can go home.

400

The meeting started five minutes ago, but John has only _____ arrived.

JUST- The meeting started five minutes ago, but John has only JUST arrived.

500

We haven't signed the contract _____, but our lawyer has _____ reviewed it

YET, ALREADY

We haven't signed the contract YET, but our lawyer has ALREADY reviewed it