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S6 - U2 Present and past perfect

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  • I had never entered an international competition ______ , so I was very nervous.
    before
  • Sam’s travelled to quite a few places in Europe but he _______ Italy yet. (not visit)
    hasn't visited
  • James has ______ passed the college entrance exam, but he _____ an interview yet. (have)
    already; has not / hasn’t had
  • Jane’s been interested in studying medicine ______ she was very young.
    since
  • Make a question: they / travel / much / before / go to India
    Had they travelled much before they went to India?
  • Make a question: finish / his degree / Jack / yet
    Has Jack finished his degree yet?
  • So far three students ______ me they’re interested in the trip, but the other three haven’t replied ______ . (tell)
    have told; yet
  • It’s the third time I ______ this exam, so I really hope I pass this time! (take)
    have taken
  • Up to that point I ______ a single exam, and I suddenly realised I was close to failing the whole course. (not pass)
    hadn't passed
  • It wasn’t the first time that a lecturer ________ me to pay more attention in class. (tell)
    had told
  • We ______ (not/be) in London long when I ______ (realise) my English wasn't as good as I ____ (think) it was.
    had not been; realised; (had) thought
  • Make a question: ever / they / be / to Paris
    Have they ever been to Paris?
  • I had ______ been introduced to the pupil seconds before, but I ______ his name. (not remember)
    just; did not / didn’t / could not / couldn’t remember
  • So far I ________ up two reasons to support the argument. (think)
    have thought
  • The teachers have ______ set up the room, so the exam can start when you’re ready.
    already/just/now
  • They’ve lived in London ___________ several years now.
    for
  • Last Saturday’s party wasn’t my idea but somehow I ________ organising it. (end up)
    ended up
  • I ______ (want) to show you a video online today, but someone ______ (change) the Wi-Fi pass
    (had) wanted; (has) changed
  • He’s been at university for five years now but he _____ hasn’t finished his degree.
    still
  • Make a question: live / always / in the same house / you
    Have you always lived in the same house?
  • It wasn't the first time I ______ (read) some instructions and not understood them.
    had read
  • We haven’t got bored of playing this game _______ .
    yet
  • They have _____ been to Germany which is why their German ______ very much. (not improve)
    never/not; has not / hasn’t improved