Share B1+ Unit 1: Present Tenses and Adverbial Phrases
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Choose the correct form: I ___ (live) in this house for ten years.
have lived
am living
has lived
lived
True or False: We use present perfect simple for actions that happened at an unknown time in the past.
False
True
Fill in the gap: She ___ (not/finish) her homework yet.
hasn't finished
Is this sentence correct? 'Have you ever been to Paris?'
Yes
No
Choose the time expression used with present perfect: I've known her ___ five years.
for
since
ago
in
Fill in the gap: They ___ (just/arrive) at the airport.
have just arrived
Which is correct? He ___ his leg last week.
broke
have broken
has broken
breaking
True or False: We use 'for' with a point in time and 'since' with a period of time.
True
False
Choose the correct form: ___ you ___ your keys?
Did you lost
Has you lost
Have you lost
Do you lose
Is this sentence correct? 'I have seen that movie yesterday.'
No
Yes
Fill in the gap: We ___ (be) friends since 2010.
have been
Choose when to use present perfect: We use it for actions that started in the past and ___
never happened
finished yesterday
are still continuing
will happen tomorrow
True or False: Present perfect continuous emphasizes the duration of an action.
False
True
Fill in the gap: How long ___ you ___ English?
have you been learning
Is this sentence correct? 'She has been working here for three years.'
Yes
No
Choose the correct form: He ___ (work) all day and he's tired.
has worked
worked
has been working
is working
