Prepare 3 review grammar units 13-16 | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

They haven’t seen / didn’t see their cousins since last year.

haven’t seen

Gemma didn’t know / hasn’t known the meaning of the word.

didn’t know

Have you been / Were you to Australia?

Have you been

We saw / have seen lots of interesting places when we were in Rome.

saw

I just bought / I’ve just bought a new dictionary.

I’ve just bought

How many mistakes did you make / have you made in yesterday’s test?

did you make

I have arrived / arrived at the airport at 8 o’clock.

arrived

I ___ (not learn) all the topics for the test yet. (Past Simple or Present Perfect)

haven't learnt

Daniel ___ just ____ (take) his final English exam. (Past Simple or Present Perfect)

has, taken

Where ___ you ___ (go) on your last holiday? (Past Simple or Present Perfect)

did, go

____ you ever ____ (travel) to Australia? (Past Simple or Present Perfect)

Have, travelled

We ____ (not speak) English since yesterday. (Past Simple or Present Perfect)

didn't speak

I ____ (start) learning French last year. (Past Simple or Present Perfect)

started

I ____ (not eat) Japanese food ____ my holiday in Tokyo. (Present Perfect)

haven’t eaten, since

My mum ____ (not like) cheese ____ she was a child. (Present Perfect)

hasn’t liked, since

Our parents ____ (be) married ____ fifteen years. (Present Perfect)

have been, for

Julia ____ (play) the piano ___ ten years. (Present Perfect)

has played, for

I ____ (know) Chris ___ we started school together. (Present Perfect)

have known, since

I have lived here since / for 2010.

since

Laura has been to the gym every week since / for January.

since

We have spent our summer holidays in the same place since / for years.

for

I’ve been afraid of dogs since / for I was young.

since

Dad hasn’t eaten any chocolate since / for a couple of weeks.

for

Paul hasn’t spoken to me since / for ages.

for

Jane has played tennis since / for many years.

for

I haven’t been online since / for my birthday last weekend.

since

Put the words in order: the tickets / they’ve / sold / already / all / Unfortunately.

Unfortunately they’ve already sold all the tickets.

Put the words in order: the news / just / I’ve / about Tom / heard.

I’ve just heard the news about Tom.

Put the words in order: done / I / homework / my / yet / haven’t.

I haven’t done my homework yet.

Put the words in order: summer clothes / you / any / Have / yet / bought?

Have you bought any summer clothes yet?

Put the words in order: five times / has / Mark / the new Star Wars film / seen / already.

Mark has already seen the new Star Wars film five times.

Put the words in order: yet / haven’t / We / been / the new bookshop / to.

We haven’t been to the new bookshop yet.

Put the words in order: Anna / seen / just / I’ve / outside the newsagent’s.

I’ve just seen Anna outside the newsagent’s.

Have you had supper ____ ?

yet

just

ever

I’ve only ____ sat down, so please give me a moment.

just

already

yet

Tom has _____ spent all his pocket money and it’s only Monday!

already

yet

ever

We haven’t studied the second conditional ____.

yet

just

already

I’ve ____ read that book, so can you give me something else?

already

never

yet

My cousin has _____ got married. They had a fantastic wedding.

just

already

yet

We’ve _____ got back from our summer holiday, so we need to unpack.

just

already

yet

Has Peter entered the writing competition ____ ?

yet

just

ever

We ____ just ___ (move) into a new house, so we don’t know our neighbours. (Present Perfect)

have, moved

David ___ already ___ (see) the new James Bond film. (Present Perfect)

has, seen

Anna ____ (not plan) her brother’s surprise birthday party yet. (Present Perfect)

hasn't planned

Ben ___ just ___ (break) my favourite glass bowl, so he’s really upset. (Present Perfect)

has, broken

___ you ___ (meet) my cousin yet? (Present Perfect)

Have, met

We ___ already ___ (do) this exercise. Why do we have to do it again? (Present Perfect)

have, done

My parents ____ just ____ (buy) a new car. (Present Perfect)

have, bought

I _____ (not finish) my homework yet. (Present Perfect)

haven't finished

She / never / learn / to skateboard. (Present Perfect)

She has never learned to skateboard.

her cousins / ever / play football / for the school team? (Present Perfect)

Have her cousins ever played football for the schoolteam?

Our grandparents / never / enjoy / hiking. (Present Perfect)

Our grandparents have never enjoyed hiking.

his younger brother / ever / walk / to school / alone? (Present Perfect)

Has his younger brother ever walked to schoolalone?

We / never / explore / a cave. (Present Perfect)

We have never explored a cave.

you / ever / look / for fossils? (Present Perfect)

Have you ever looked for fossils?

I / never / play / the guitar. (Present Perfect)

I have never played the guitar.

___ you ever ____ (study) German? (Present Perfect)

Have, studied

____ Robert ever ____ (read) my blog? (Present Perfect)

Has, read

I ____ never ____ (fall) asleep in the cinema. (Present Perfect)

have, fallen

We _____ never _____ (play) cricket. (Present Perfect)

have, played

____ you ever ____ (fly) in a helicopter? (Present Perfect)

Have, flown

I ____ never ____ (eat) meat. (Present Perfect)

have, eaten