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Present perfect vs past simple
Present perfect vs past simple
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______________________ your driving test yet?
Took you
Have you taken
Have you been taking
Did you take
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Angela Duckworth _______________ research into the characteristics of people for 15 years.
has done
had done
did
has been doing
3
Einstein ____________ the "physics gene".
had
has had
has been having
was having
4
We use the _______________ when it is important 'how long' something has been happening.
present perfect progressive
present perfect simple
past simple
present progressive
5
Right or wrong: I've been learning English for at least 8 years.
Wrong
Right
6
True or false: We can use state verbs with progressive (or -ing) forms.
True
False
7
It's a long time since I _____________________ Ali.
last saw
last seen
have last been seeing
last have seen
8
Right or wrong: My family have been owning a summer house for a long time.
Wrong
Right
9
So far, her research __________________ to do with how people are good at something.
had had
has been having
had
has had
10
We use the __________________ for actions or states that connect the past and the present.
present perfect
present perfect continuous
present continuous
present simple
11
We use the ___________________ when 'how much' or 'how many' is important.
past continuous
present perfect
past perfect
past simple
12
I ________________ 5 books this summer, and it's only July!
read
have been reading
have read
was reading
13
Evan _____________________ all morning and he hasn't taken any breaks.
has studied
studied
has been studying
had studied
14
We use the __________ for actions or states that happened or were completed in the past.
past perfect
past simple
present perfect continuous
present perfect
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Right or wrong: How long have you done your hair? I saw you drying it about an hour ago!
Right
Wrong