MAY 21: The Present Perfect Tense (watch the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RsfWmjxTAXI
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- Q1True or False? The Present Perfect Tense is made up of two verbs.TrueFalse45s
- Q2An example of The Present Perfect Tense is ...I was a good student.I am a good student.I have been a good student.I will be a good student.45s
- Q3Which is an example of a sentence in The Present Perfect Tense?I lived in Revere.I will live in Revere.I have lived in Revere for six months.I am living in Revere.30s
- Q4True or False? The Present Perfect Tense is made up of the present tense of have (has, have) + the main verb in the past participle.FalseTrue45s
- Q5True or False? The Present Perfect Tense is used to describe something that started in the past, but is still true now.TrueFalse45s
- Q6I needed to complete the questions on the edpuzzle.com video, the Present Perfect & The Present Perfect Continuous Tense Continuous Tense to help me answer this quiz.TrueFalse45s
- Q7Which sentence is written in the Present Perfect Tense?I can eat hard cheese, but I can't eat soft cheese.Most days, I eat hard cheese, but I don't eat soft cheese.I ate hard cheese, but I didn't eat soft cheese.I have eaten hard cheese, but I haven't eaten soft cheese.60s
- Q8Here are two sentences: (a) I lived in Revere for three years. (b) I have lived in Revere for three years. What is the difference?In sentence (a) you still live in Revere. In sentence (b), you don't live in Revere anymore.In sentence (a) you don't live in Revere any more. In Sentence (b), you started living in Revere three years ago and you still live in Revere.There is no difference. They mean the same thing.60s
- Q9Which sentence is correct?I have lived in Revere six months ago.I have lived in Revere since six months.I have lived in Revere for six months.60s
- Q10Which sentence is correct?I have studied English eight months ago.I have studied English since eight months.I have studied English since September, 2019.60s
- Q11What is the correct answer to the question: Have you lived in Revere for more than two months?Yes, I do live in Revere.Yes, I lived in Revere.Yes, I have lived in Revere for more than two months.60s
- Q12What is the correct short answer to the question: Have you lived in Revere for more than three months?Yes, I have lived.Yes, I do.Yes, I lived.Yes, I have.60s
- Q13True or False: The Present Perfect Continuous Tense is made up of three verbs.TrueFalse60s
- Q14Which sentence is an example of the Present Perfect Continuous Tense?I have done my work for many hours.I have been doing my work for many hours.I did my work for many hours.I am doing my work.60s
- Q15What is the difference between the two sentences? (a) I have drunk my coffee. (b) I have been drinking my coffee.(a) You still have some coffee left. (b) You finished your coffee - you don't have any more to drink.(a) You finished your coffee - you don't have any more to drink. (b) You still have some coffee left.There is no difference in the meaning.60s