3. Froggy jumps - past simple, present perfect simple and continous

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3. Froggy jumps - past simple, present perfect simple and continous


Froggy Jumps 3. Froggy jumps - past simple, present perfect simple and continousVersión en línea Make the frog jump to the correct answer! por Pauline Marecaux 1 Which lily pad contains a grammatical error? a I have been owning this car since 2020. b I have owned this car since 2020. c I owned a different car in 2020. 2 Jump on the lily pad that is grammatically impossible: a We have been knowing the truth for days. b We have known the truth for days. c We knew the truth two days ago. 3 One of these frogs is making a huge grammar mistake. Find it: a She has been having three different laptops this year. b She has had three different laptops this year. c She had a terrible laptop last year. 4 Your boss says: "I have been reading your project proposal." What does this mean? a The boss is finished reading it. b The boss is still reading it right now; it is incomplete. c The boss read it last year. 5 A coworker says: "I have written the annual report." What is the focus here? a The long, exhausting process of writing. b The finished product / final result. c An action they plan to do tomorrow. 6 Someone gasps: "I've been running!" Why did they use this tense? a To emphasize they hate exercising. b To state how many miles they completed. c To explain their current sweaty, out-of-breath physical state. 7 Which sentence fits a timeline that is completely finished and locked in the past? a The company has been changing its logo all week. b The company has changed its logo recently. c The company changed its logo in 2018. 8 Which sentence connects a past action directly to a present reality? a I lost my office keys yesterday morning. b I have lost my office keys! c I was losing my office keys when you called. 9 Which sentence describes an action that started in the past, continued without stopping, and is still happening? a It rained heavily last night. b It has rained three times this week. c It has been raining for five solid hours. 10 Jump on the time marker that perfectly completes: "He upgraded the system _________." a since Monday b for three weeks c two days ago 11 Jump on the time marker that perfectly completes: "They have been negotiating the contract _________." a yesterday afternoon b since 9:00 AM c already 12 Jump on the time marker that perfectly completes: "Our team has achieved great results _________." a so far this quarter b last Friday c all day long without stopping 13 "I have seen that movie last night." → How do we fix this broken sentence? a I have been seeing that movie last night. b I saw that movie last night. c I see that movie last night. 14 "We are living here since ten years." → How do we fix this broken sentence? a We lived here since ten years. b We have been living here for ten years. c We have lived here since ten years. 15 "Look! The mail carrier has been dropping off the letters!" → Fix it to focus on the result on the floor: a Look! The mail carrier has dropped off the letters. b Look! The mail carrier dropped off the letters yesterday. c Look! The mail carrier drops off the letters now.

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3. Froggy jumps - past simple, present perfect simple and continousVersión en línea

por Pauline Marecaux

Which lily pad contains a grammatical error?

Jump on the lily pad that is grammatically impossible:

One of these frogs is making a huge grammar mistake. Find it:

Your boss says: "I have been reading your project proposal." What does this mean?

A coworker says: "I have written the annual report." What is the focus here?

Someone gasps: "I've been running!" Why did they use this tense?

Which sentence fits a timeline that is completely finished and locked in the past?

Which sentence connects a past action directly to a present reality?

Which sentence describes an action that started in the past, continued without stopping, and is still happening?

Jump on the time marker that perfectly completes: "He upgraded the system _________."

Jump on the time marker that perfectly completes: "They have been negotiating the contract _________."

Jump on the time marker that perfectly completes: "Our team has achieved great results _________."

"I have seen that movie last night." → How do we fix this broken sentence?

"We are living here since ten years." → How do we fix this broken sentence?

"Look! The mail carrier has been dropping off the letters!" → Fix it to focus on the result on the floor: