B1 Open World Grammar Unit 2 | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

A: I've (ALREADY / JUST / YET) finished reading this book. Would you like to borrow it? B: No thanks. I've (ALREADY / JUST / YET) read it.

just // already

Katy has (ALREADY / JUST / YET) turned 20 years old. Her birthday was yesterday!

just

I thought this homework would take a long time, but I've finished it (ALREADY / JUST / YET)

already

My kitchen smells really nice because I've (ALREADY / JUST / YET) finished baking some cookies.

just

I want to go abroad for my holiday. I've (ALREADY / JUST / YET) reserved my flight, but I haven't found a good hotel (ALREADY / JUST / YET)

Already // Yet

No I haven't finished it (ALREADY / JUST / YET)

yet

James is on holiday. He's (BEEN / GONE) to Italy.

gone

The weather is dry. It hasn't rained (FOR / SINCE) a few weeks.

for

Jane is away. She's been away (FOR / SINCE) Friday.

since

I wonder where Joe is. I haven't seen him (FOR / SINCE) last week.

since

I haven't been to a party (FOR / SINCE) ages.

for

Kevin has been looking for a job (FOR / SINCE) he left school.

since

I'm tired of waiting. We've been sitting here (FOR / SINCE) an hour.

for

Paul has lived in Brazil (FOR / SINCE) ten years.

for

Sarah has lived in Paris (FOR / SINCE) 1995.

since

It's been raining (FOR / SINCE) lunchtime.

since

Complete using Present perfect or past simple // Where do you live? 'in Almeria'. "How long (YOU LIVE) there?" "Five years". "Where (YOU / LIVE) before that?" "In Mojacar" "And how long (YOU / LIVE) in Mojacar?" "10 years"

have you lived // did you // did you live

Complete using Present perfect or past simple // It's nearly lunchtime and (I / NEVER / SEE) Martin all morning. I wonder where he is.

I haven't seen

Complete using Present perfect or past simple // I don't know Karen's husband. (I / NEVER / MEET) him.

I have never met

Complete using Present perfect or past simple // My grandfather (DIE) before I was born. (I / NEVER / MEET) him.

died // I never met

Complete using Present perfect or past simple // (YOU / GO) to the cinema last night? Yes, but (IT / BE) a mistake. The film (BE) awful.

Did you go //it was // was

Complete using Present perfect or past simple // Mary lives in Dublin. (SHE / LIVE) there all her life.

has lived

Complete using Present perfect or past simple // Mr Lee (WORK) in a bank for 15 years. The (HE / GIVE) it up. New he works as a gardener.

worked // he gave

Complete using Present perfect or past simple // The bus drivers were on strike last week. (THERE / BE) no buses.

There were

Complete using Present perfect or past simple // I'm tired. (I / NOT / SLEEP) well last night.

I didn't sleep

Complete using Present perfect or past simple // (YOU / SEE) Lisa recently? Yes, (I / SEE) her a few days ago.

Have you seen // I saw

Complete using Present perfect or past simple // When (I / GET) home last night, (I / BE) very tired and (I / GO) straight to bed.

I got // I was // I went

Complete using Present perfect or past simple // What's Mardrid like? I don't know. (I / NOT / BE) there

I haven't been

Correct the mistakes // I've bought a new car last week.

I bought

Correct the mistakes // Have you eaten a lot of sweets when you were a child?

Did you eat

Correct the mistakes // Ellie isn´t at home. She has been shopping.

gone

Correct the mistakes // Where have you been born?

were

Correct the mistakes // Who has invented paper?

invented

Correct the mistakes // How many poems did William Shakespeare written?

write

Correct the mistakes // My mother has grown up in Italy.

grew

Rewrite sentence using Used To // When I was younger, I didn´t get up late.

When I was younger, I didn´t use to get up late.

Rewrite sentence using Used To // Did you go on holiday with your friends when you were a child?

Did you use to go on holiday with your friends? (when you were a child?)

Rewrite sentence using Used To // My hair was blonde, now it´s brown.

I used to have blonde hair / My hair used to be blonde (but now it´s brown)

Rewrite sentence using Used To // My brother played football regularly until he broke his leg.

My brother used to play football (regularly) (until he broke his leg)

Rewrite sentence using Used To // I like hot weather now, but I didn´t in the past.

I didn´t used to like hot weather (but I do now)