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B1. Present PerfectVersión en línea Test your knowledge on the Present perfect for the B1 level of English. por Teacher Ismael 1 I ... a car last week. a bought b have bought c have been buying d did buy 2 My grandfather ... 30 years ago. a died b has died c has been dying d did die 3 I ... a lot of sweets, when I was a child. a ate b have eaten c have been eating d did eat 4 I ... a new car. Do you want to see it? a bought b have bought c have been buying d did buy 5 Your car looks very clean. ... a Have you just washed it? b Did you just wash it? c Just have you washed it? d Have you washed it just? 6 Ian lives in London. He ... there for seven years. a has lived b lived c did live 7 Tom ... his key yesterday. He couldn't get into the house. a lost b losed c has lost d did lose 8 The weather ... cold recently. a was b were c has been 9 How many plays ...? a did Shakespeare write b has Shakespeare written c did Shakespeare wrote 10 Look! There's an ambulance over there! There ... an accident. a was b were c has been 11 It's the first time ... our flat, isn't it? a you've visited b you visited c you visit 12 They ... the baby a name yet. a haven't given b didn't give c doesn't give 13 ... New York when you went to the States? a Have you been to b Have you gone to c Have you been in d Did you go to 14 Jo has already ... Shirley to dinner. a invited b been inviting 15 I've ... an interview with Brad Pitt, but I haven't finished it yet. a read b been reading 16 Have the boys ... computer games since this morning? a played b been playing 17 The sentence "Sue and Alan are married since July" is... a right b wrong. It should be "have married". c wrong. It should be "have been married". d wrong. You cannot use "since" in this sentence. 18 The sence: "It is raining all day" is... a right. b wrong. It should be "has rained". c wrong. It should be "has been raining". 19 The sentence: "How long has George been unemployed?" is... a right. b wrong. it should be "is George unemployed?". c wrong. d wrong. It should be "has George unemployed?". 20 My friend has been looking for this CD ... a long time. a since b for c yet 21 I have phoned him seven times but we ... haven't spoken. a still b yet c already 22 I have ... met your father. a ever b just c still d yet 23 The police have known the truth ... yesterday. a since b for c during d just 24 You don't have to go to the supermarket. I have ... gone. a yet b since c already d still 25 "What was that noise?" "The child has ... broken a vase". a already b yet c just d still 26 Have you studied English ...? a yet b already c still 27 Colin isn't here; he ... to football practice. a has gone b has been c goes 28 I have lived in Spain ... I was ten. a ever b for c since 29 John has ... finished his homework. a yet b already c since d for 30 How long ... you ... the piano? a are / playing b has / played c have / been playing 31 I have ... been to the theatre before. a never b ever c seldom 32 Craig has been a doctor ... ten years. a since b for c yet 33 ... have you been working as a teacher? a When b How long ago c How long 34 You're talking to your friend from school. You've never seen him with glasses on before. a "How long have you worn glasses?" b "How long have you been wearing glasses?" c "How long do you wear glasses?" d "How long did you wear glasses?" 35 You are talking with some friends about your favourite team games. a I love basketball. I've played it three times this week. b I love basketball. I've been playing it three times this week. 36 You're gossiping about other people with your best friend. a Tom's seen Anna a lot recently. b Tom's been seeing Anna a lot recently. 37 Somebody says that you look very tired. a I've ironed all afternoon. b I've been ironing all afternoon. 38 ... been swimming at night? a Have ever you b Have you ever c Have never you d Have you never 39 My best friend and her dad ... just finished a pottery course. a has b have 40 Which one is CORRECT? a Where have you been? b Where you have been? 41 Jack has ... to Freya and she is coming to the party. a spoke b spoken 42 I have lived here ... I was a child. a for b since 43 I've ... tried this game. Written answer 44 .. Graham sent you an email about the party? Written answer 45 My computer hasn't been repaired ... . Written answer 46 Pam has ... printed out her project. Written answer 47 Jason has won this prize ... the last three years. Written answer

B1. Present PerfectVersión en línea

Test your knowledge on the Present perfect for the B1 level of English.

por Teacher Ismael

I ... a car last week.

bought

have bought

have been buying

did buy

My grandfather ... 30 years ago.

died

has died

has been dying

did die

I ... a lot of sweets, when I was a child.

ate

have eaten

have been eating

did eat

I ... a new car. Do you want to see it?

bought

have bought

have been buying

did buy

Your car looks very clean. ...

Have you just washed it?

Did you just wash it?

Just have you washed it?

Have you washed it just?

Ian lives in London. He ... there for seven years.

has lived

lived

did live

Tom ... his key yesterday. He couldn't get into the house.

lost

losed

has lost

did lose

The weather ... cold recently.

was

were

has been

How many plays ...?

did Shakespeare write

has Shakespeare written

did Shakespeare wrote

Look! There's an ambulance over there! There ... an accident.

was

were

has been

It's the first time ... our flat, isn't it?

you've visited

you visited

you visit

They ... the baby a name yet.

haven't given

didn't give

doesn't give

... New York when you went to the States?

Have you been to

Have you gone to

Have you been in

Did you go to

Jo has already ... Shirley to dinner.

invited

been inviting

I've ... an interview with Brad Pitt, but I haven't finished it yet.

read

been reading

Have the boys ... computer games since this morning?

played

been playing

The sentence "Sue and Alan are married since July" is...

right

wrong. It should be "have married".

wrong. It should be "have been married".

wrong. You cannot use "since" in this sentence.

The sence: "It is raining all day" is...

right.

wrong. It should be "has rained".

wrong. It should be "has been raining".

The sentence: "How long has George been unemployed?" is...

right.

wrong. it should be "is George unemployed?".

wrong.

wrong. It should be "has George unemployed?".

My friend has been looking for this CD ... a long time.

since

for

yet

yet

already

still

Colin isn't here; he ... to football practice.

has gone

has been

goes

I have lived in Spain ... I was ten.

ever

for

since

John has ... finished his homework.

yet

already

since

for

How long ... you ... the piano?

are / playing

has / played

have / been playing

I have ... been to the theatre before.

never

ever

seldom

Craig has been a doctor ... ten years.

since

for

yet

... have you been working as a teacher?

When

How long ago

How long

You're talking to your friend from school. You've never seen him with glasses on before.

"How long have you worn glasses?"

"How long have you been wearing glasses?"

"How long do you wear glasses?"

"How long did you wear glasses?"

You are talking with some friends about your favourite team games.

I love basketball. I've played it three times this week.

I love basketball. I've been playing it three times this week.

You're gossiping about other people with your best friend.

Tom's seen Anna a lot recently.

Tom's been seeing Anna a lot recently.

Somebody says that you look very tired.

I've ironed all afternoon.

I've been ironing all afternoon.

... been swimming at night?

Have ever you

Have you ever

Have never you

Have you never

My best friend and her dad ... just finished a pottery course.

has

have

Which one is CORRECT?

Where have you been?

Where you have been?

Jack has ... to Freya and she is coming to the party.

spoke

spoken

I have lived here ... I was a child.

for

since

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