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TENSES WAR - 2º BACH

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  • What's the difference between "I've painted the kitchen" and "I've been painting the kitchen"?
    The first focuses on the completed action/result; the second focuses on the activity or process.
  • By the time you arrive, I ________ (finish) my homework.
    will have finished
  • Make a prediction about life in 2050 using Future Perfect.
    Example: By 2050, scientists will have developed new energy sources.
  • "What are you doing this Saturday?" Choose the most natural answer:
    I'm going to visit my grandparents.
    I'm visiting my grandparents.
    I'll visit my grandparents.
  • When we got to the cinema, the film ________.
    had started
    has starting
    was starting
    started
  • What's the difference between "I've read three chapters today" and "I've been reading for three hours"?
    The first focuses on the completed amount/result; the second focuses on the activity and duration.
  • Use ARRIVE, REALISE and FORGET to create a sentence using the Past Simple and Past Perfect.
    Example: When I arrived at school, I realised that I had forgotten my homework.
  • I've lived here ________ 2020.
    for
    since
    during
  • "She usually ________ (study) in the library, but today she ________ (work) at home."
    studies / is working
  • Is this sentence correct? "When I was a child, I would be very shy."
    No. Better: "When I was a child, I used to be very shy." Would is not normally used for past states.
  • When I arrived home, my sister ________ (watch) TV.
    was watching
  • I ________ never ________ (see) snow before I moved to Canada.
    had never seen
  • By next June, I ________ English for six years.
    have studied
    will study
    will have studied
    will have been studying
  • I couldn't get into the house because I ________ (forget) my keys.
    had forgotten
  • The train ________ at 7:45 tomorrow morning.
    leaves
    is going to leave
    will leave
    is leaving
  • She ________ (work) there for ten years when she decided to leave.
    had been working
  • I've been waiting ________ half an hour.
    for
    during
    since
  • Correct the mistake: "I am knowing Sarah since primary school."
    I have known Sarah since primary school.
  • By the time the police arrived, the thief ________ (already/escape) and the security guard ________ (wait) for almost an hour.
    had already escaped - had been waiting
  • Look at those clouds! It ________ rain.
    is going to
    are going to
    will
    is raining
  • Your phone is ringing. "Don't worry. I ________ answer it."
    will
  • She ________ for two hours when her friend finally called.
    had been studying
    has studied
    studied
    was studying
  • Create a sentence using both the Present Perfect and the Present Perfect Continuous.
    Example: I've studied English for years, but I've been working especially hard recently.
  • Don't call me now. I ________ for my exam.
    have studied
    study
    am studying
    have been studying
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