1.
Which sentence is a correct question?
A
Have you seen the movie?
B
Have you saw the movie?
C
Has you seen the movie?
D
Did you seen the movie?
2.
'Has they finished?' is a correct question.
3.
Which sentence is incorrect?
A
I have just seen him.
B
I have already seen him.
C
I have seen him yet.
D
I have not seen him yet.
4.
John has just finished his chores. His mother told him to clean his room. Now he can play outside. What has John just done?
A
John has just finished his chores.
B
John just has finished his chores.
C
John has finished just his chores.
D
John has finished his chores just.
5.
Which sentence uses 'has' correctly?
A
He has visited Paris.
B
He have visited Paris.
C
He has visit Paris.
D
He have visit Paris.
6.
'Already' is used in questions to ask if something has happened.
7.
Anna has lost her library book. She has looked everywhere. She has to pay a fine. What is the result of losing the book?
A
She has to pay a fine.
B
She has found the book.
C
She has just found the book.
D
She does not have to pay a fine.
8.
David has already eaten breakfast. His sister is still eating. David is ready to go to school. What has David done?
A
David has already eaten breakfast.
B
David has just eaten breakfast.
C
David has not eaten breakfast yet.
D
David eats breakfast.
9.
Where does 'already' go in a sentence?
A
At the end
B
Between have/has and the verb
C
Before the subject
D
After the verb
10.
What is the past participle of 'go'?
A
went
B
gone
C
goes
D
going
11.
Mark is very happy. He has won the school spelling bee. He has received a trophy. His parents are proud of him. What has Mark won?
A
Mark has won a trophy.
B
Mark has won the school spelling bee.
C
Mark has just won the spelling bee.
D
Mark won the spelling bee.
12.
The past participle of 'go' is 'gone'.
13.
Choose the correct negative sentence.
A
She has not finished her work.
B
She has not finish her work.
C
She have not finished her work.
D
She does not finished her work.
14.
Sarah is crying. She has dropped her ice cream cone on the ground. She cannot eat it now. What is the result of her action?
A
She has dropped her ice cream cone.
B
She dropped her ice cream cone.
C
She has drop her ice cream cone.
D
She is dropping her ice cream cone.
15.
What is the correct form for 'I'?
A
I has been there.
B
I have been there.
C
I have be there.
D
I has be there.
16.
What does 'yet' mean in a negative sentence?
A
The action has happened.
B
The action is happening now.
C
The action has not happened up to now.
D
The action will happen in the future.
17.
'He have written a letter' is correct.
18.
What is the result of 'She has lost her wallet'?
A
She can buy things.
B
She cannot pay for things now.
C
She found her wallet.
D
She is paying now.
19.
The past participle of 'eat' is 'eated'.
20.
What is the result of 'I have lost my keys'?
A
I can open the door.
B
I cannot open the door now.
C
I found my keys.
D
I am opening the door.
21.
'I have just finished' means the action happened a long time ago.
22.
What is the past participle of 'write'?
A
wrote
B
written
C
writen
D
writing
23.
What is the formula for the 'result' mechanic?
A
have/has + Past Simple
B
have/has + Past Participle
C
had + Past Participle
D
was/were + Past Participle
24.
Choose the correct sentence.
A
They have not arrived yet.
B
They have not yet arrived.
C
They have arrived not yet.
D
They not have arrived yet.
25.
'Have you eaten yet?' is a correct question.
26.
Which sentence shows a present result?
A
She has broken her leg.
B
She broke her leg.
C
She was breaking her leg.
D
She breaks her leg.
27.
Which sentence means the action happened very recently?
A
She has already left.
B
She has just left.
C
She has not left yet.
D
She left.
28.
'She has lost her keys' means she cannot open the door now.
29.
The present result is always visible now.
30.
Which sentence uses 'just' correctly?
A
I have just eaten lunch.
B
I just have eaten lunch.
C
I have eaten just lunch.
D
I have eaten lunch just.