Grammar Time

Simple Past

100

See, do, and have

Saw, did, and had

200

I (not, say) my friend last weekend.

I didn't see my friend last weekend.

300

Last year I (spend)  my holiday in Ireland, and (have) the best time ever.

Last year I spent my holiday in Ireland, and had the best time ever.

400

In the evenings we (go) to a pub, but when we (want) to go back, it (rain).

In the evenings we went to a pub, but when we wanted to go back, it was raining.

500

I (travel)  around by car with two friends and we (visit)  lots of interesting places, then we (get) back home and (sit) down. 

I travelled around by car with two friends and we visited lots of interesting places, then we got back home and sat down. 

Past Participle

100

Sing

Sung

200

Find

Found

300

Where (be,you) your last holiday?

Where have you been your last holiday?

400

I know you (not / work)  today, so what (do, you)? 

I know you haven't worked today, so what have you done?

500

I (forget) my umbrella, and I (buy) a new one, but the storm (break) it.

I have forgotten my umbrella, and I have bought a new one, but the storm has broken it.

Odd one out

100

Written, loved, and wore

Wore

200

Died, left, cried

Left. It is an irregular verb

300

forgot, hit, give, cut

give

400

taught, held, sleep, read

sleep

500

dreamt, threw, sent, hide

hide

True Or False

100

My parent have retired yet

False. My parents have not retired yet

200

We use the present perfect to talk about events that happened in the recent past but the effect of the recent event is still felt in the present.

True.

300

“Not” always comes after the helping verb .

True

400

Object is another name for subject.

False

500

Have you Heared about the accident?

Have you Heard about the accident?

Fill in the gap

100

Your sister ___ my car last month. (has borrowed, have borrowed, borrowed)

Your sister borrowed my car last month.

200

Have you ___ the movie yet? (looked,have seen, seen)

Have you seen the movie yet?

300

I (buy) a new computer game yesterday and I (have / not)  the time to check it yet.

I bought a new computer game yesterday and I haven't had  the time to check it yet.

400

(you / go)  to the cinema last night?

Did you go to the cinema last night?

500

 You (see / not)  the new action film yet . I (watch) it yesterday when you (call) me.

 You have not seen the new action film yet . I was watching it yesterday when you called me.