PRESENT AND PAST PERFECT QUIZZ WEEK 3 AND 4 SECOND BGU

PRESENT AND PAST PERFECT QUIZZ }

EXERCISE #1 : COMPLETE THE SENTENCES IN THE PRESENT PERFECT TENSE. (10pts)

1) She ____ _________ (to be) happy all day.

 2) It ____ always _________ (to snow) here in December.

 3) Dan ____ _________ (to be) sick for three days. 

4) Li and Susan ____ _________ (to try) four times already and will not give up. 

5) The old car ____ _________ (to be) a piece of junk since I bought it. 

6) We ____ not _________ (to take) this test before. 

7) My uncle ____ _________ (to be) to China. 

8) Our father ____ never _________ (to drive) to California before. 

9) I ____ _________ (to speak) to the president before. 

10) The old man ____ occasionally _________ (to need) help crossing the street. 

EXERCISE #2 : Put the following sentences in present perfect simple tense. (10pts)

1) I do the laundry. ________________________________________________________________

2) It is cold. ________________________________________________________________

 Directions: Now make your own sentences in the present perfect simple tense. 

1________________________________________________________________

2) _______________________________________________________________

EXERCISE #3 : COMPLETE THE SENTENCES IN THE PAST PERFECT TENSE. (10pts)

1. She ____ _________ (to write) six letters before she got a response. 

2) It ____ always _________ (to snow) here before 1978. 

3) Dan ____ _________ (to be) sick for three days before he got better. 

4) Li and Susan ____ _________ (to try) four times before they gave up.

 5) My father’s old car ____ _________ (to run) very well before he sold it.

 6) We ____ not _________ (to take) the test before. 

7) My uncle ____ _________ (to visit) China several times in the past, so this visit was nothing new. 

8) Our father ____ never _________ (to drive) to California. 

9) I ____ _________ (to speak) to the president twice before, so I was not that nervous. 

10) The old man ____ occasionally _________ (to need) help crossing the street.