Question

A. Choose the best alternative 1. I _______ her on the sixth floor. a) has just seen; b) have just seen; c) just saw; d) did see; 2. Every year we ________ to Berlin to visit our friends. a) has gone; b) have gone; c) went; d) go; 3. Who _______ that window? It’s awful! a) has washed; b) have washed; c) washed; d) did wash; 4. _______ to London on your winter holidays? a) did you ever be; b) has you ever been; c) have you ever been; d) was you; 5. _______ his parents when you visited Canberra last year? a) did you meet b) have you met; c) has you met; d) did you met; 6. Who _______ my newspaper? I cannot find it anywhere. a) did take; b) took; c) have taken; d) has taken; 7. If you _______ him since the day before yesterday, please, inform us by this contact number. a) have seen; b) has seen; c) seed; d) saw; 8. I _______ he lost his way home. Everything was too dark and misty that day. a) haven’t known; b) didn’t know; c) hasn’t known; d) didn’t knew; B. Make sentences in Present Perfect 1. ever / you / seen / such a / have / wonder ? ___________________________________________________________________________ 2. has / Bernie / a strange / message / received ___________________________________________________________________________ 3. my / mother / I / called / haven’t ___________________________________________________________________________ 4. door / no one / dared / this / has / to open ______________________________________________________________________________ C. Present Perfect: True or False 1. 1. This tense is used to describe actions that happened regularly. 2. The result of the action described by Present Perfect is important to us. 3. Present Perfect tense is this or that way not connected with present moment. 4. The action described by this tense happened in an indefinite time. 5. Present Perfect can describe actions that often happens one after another.

Answer 1

Respuesta:

1. C 2.C 3.C 4.C 5.A 6.B 7.A 8.D