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English, World Languages
Professional Development
Course 18 Unit 6 Review
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What's this structure's tense? (Sbj + has/have + V3)
Present Perfect Continuous
Simple Past
Present Perfect
Past Perfect
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What's this structure's tense? (Sbj + had + V3)
Present Perfect Continuous
Simple Past
Present Perfect
Past Perfect
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What's this structure's tense? (Sbj + has/have been + Ving)
Present Perfect Continuous
Simple Past
Present Perfect
Past Perfect
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We use the past perfect...
To report an event without giving a specific time reference.
To report an event with a specific time reference
For completed actions
For ongoing actions.
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We use the present perfect...
To report an event without giving a specific time reference.
To report an event with a specific time reference
For completed actions
To describe permanent situations and recently completed actions.
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We can use the present perfect with unspecific expressions such as: ever, never, once, many times, several times, before, so far, already, yet, etc.
True
False
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Leave, work, teach, and study are verbs we can use with both the present perfect and the present perfect continuous with NO difference in meaning.
True
False
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Temporary situations and uncompleted actions can be described with the simple past
True
False
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Lately, I _________________ in a neighborhood crime-watch program. (participate)
have been participating
was participate
have participated
have participating
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Luckily, my family _________________ so far. (not have)
has not been having
not have
has not had
has not had any trouble
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Adverbs such as: Afterwards; later, the next day, when, as soon as, the moment I (verb) can be used with...
Simple Past
Past Perfect
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Adverbs such as: Afterwards; Up until then, Before that, Until that time can be used with...
Simple Past
Past Perfect
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I got a car last year, up until then I __________________ (never have) one.
had never had
never had
never have
haven't
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Sam and Sue got married on Sunday. The next day, they ______________ (go) on a trip.
went
had went
had gone
go