Test: Grammar Marathon task 4.1 (D) (perfect tenses

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Kristina Yakimova

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Grammar Marathon task 4.1


Grammar Marathon task 4.1 (D)Versión en línea present perfect vs past simple por Kristina Yakimova 1 I ... you. a never liked b liked never c never have liked d have never liked 2 I ... her since we ... at school together. a know ... are b know ... have been c have known ... were d have known ... are 3 Where have you been? I ... you five times already. a have phoned b had ohoned c phoned d will have phoned 4 You can come round at six. ... work by then. a I'm finishing b I have finished c I will have finished d I had finished 5 I'm going to be late for the meeting. My car ... . a has just broken down b just broke down c broke just down d is just broken down 6 No sooner ... to marry him than ... to have terrible doubts. a she had agreed ... started she b had she agreed ... she started c she had agreed ... she started d had she agreed ... started she 7 I ... why I had been chosen. a know b have known c will have known d knew 8 Tom ... ill last week. a had been b has been c was d is 9 When I was a child, we ... our own toys. a made b had made c will have made d didn't used to make 10 We ... all the museums in the town by the end of the tour. a have visited b visited c had visited d were visiting 11 When I ... my letters I did some gardening. a was writing b had written c was written d have written 12 Hardly had I closed my eyes ... the phone rang. a than b then c and d when 13 It's no use phoning - he ... by now. a leaves b will have left c will leave d is going to leave 14 I'm sure the car ... by Wednesday. a will have repaired b will be repaired c has been repaired d will have been repaired 15 I ... all my magazines, and was beginning to get bored. a had read b read c was reading d have read

Grammar Marathon task 4.1 (D)Versión en línea

present perfect vs past simple

por Kristina Yakimova

I ... you.

never liked

liked never

never have liked

have never liked

I ... her since we ... at school together.

know ... are

know ... have been

have known ... were

have known ... are

Where have you been? I ... you five times already.

have phoned

had ohoned

phoned

will have phoned

You can come round at six. ... work by then.

I'm finishing

I have finished

I will have finished

I had finished

I'm going to be late for the meeting. My car ... .

has just broken down

just broke down

broke just down

is just broken down

No sooner ... to marry him than ... to have terrible doubts.

she had agreed ... started she

had she agreed ... she started

she had agreed ... she started

had she agreed ... started she

I ... why I had been chosen.

know

have known

will have known

knew

Tom ... ill last week.

had been

has been

was

When I was a child, we ... our own toys.

made

had made

will have made

didn't used to make

We ... all the museums in the town by the end of the tour.

have visited

visited

had visited

were visiting

When I ... my letters I did some gardening.

was writing

had written

was written

have written

Hardly had I closed my eyes ... the phone rang.

than

then

and

when

It's no use phoning - he ... by now.

leaves

will have left

will leave

is going to leave

I'm sure the car ... by Wednesday.

will have repaired

will be repaired

has been repaired

will have been repaired

I ... all my magazines, and was beginning to get bored.

had read

read

was reading

have read

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Grammar Marathon task 4.1 (D)Versión en línea

por Kristina Yakimova

I ... you.

I ... her since we ... at school together.

Where have you been? I ... you five times already.

You can come round at six. ... work by then.

I'm going to be late for the meeting. My car ... .

No sooner ... to marry him than ... to have terrible doubts.

I ... why I had been chosen.

Tom ... ill last week.

When I was a child, we ... our own toys.

We ... all the museums in the town by the end of the tour.

When I ... my letters I did some gardening.

Hardly had I closed my eyes ... the phone rang.

It's no use phoning - he ... by now.

I'm sure the car ... by Wednesday.

I ... all my magazines, and was beginning to get bored.