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- 1. Multiple Choice
Choose the correct option.
I have done my homework two hours ago.
She did her homeworks two hours ago.
I have done my homeworks two hours ago.
I did my homework two hours ago.
- 2. Multiple Choice
Choose the correct option.
This course has ended yesterday.
I have completed this particular course.
She have completed this particular course.
I completed this particular course.
- 3. Multiple Choice
Choose the correct option.
They have knowed their best friend for about 15 years.
They have knew their best friend for about 15 years.
I have known my best friend for about 15 years.
She have known her best friend for about 15 years.
- 4. Multiple Choice
Choose the correct option.
I have written a letter of complaint this morning.
I wrote a letter of complaint this morning.
She have written a latter of complaint this morning.
The first two sentences are grammatically
- 5. Multiple Choice
Choose the correct option.
- Have you ever been to India?
- Yes, I have. I went there last year.
- Have you ever been to India?
- Yes I have. I have been there twice.
- Have you ever been to India?
- Yes, I have. I have travelled to India last summer.
The first two mini-dialogues are correct.
- 6. Multiple Choice
Match the following sentence with its rule:
The American Congress has passed a law to reduce carbon emissions.
a past action that happened at a specific time in the past
a past action that happened at some time in the past (news and recent events)
a past action that happened during a period of time that is not over yet
an action that started in the past and still goes on
- 7. Multiple Choice
Match the following sentence with its rule.
I have written three different emails since yesterday.
an action that happened at a specific time in the past
an action that happened during a period of time that is not over yet
an action that started in the past and still goes on
the first two options are correct
- 8. Multiple Choice
Match the following sentence with its rule.
I have phoned you a couple of times this week.
an action that happened during a period of time that is not finished yet
an action that started in the past and still goes on
an action that happened at an unspecified time in the past
none of the answers are correct
- 9. Multiple Choice
Is there something wrong with the following sentence?
I have tried this particular programme many times.
Yes, ''programme'' should be changed into ''program''.
No, we use the present perfect when we talk about experiences in our lives.
Yes, ''have tried'' should be changed into ''tried''.
Yes, ''have tried'' should be changed into ''have tried''.
- 10. Multiple Choice
Is there something wrong with this sentence?
We have been in Scotland since Saturday.
Yes, ''in'' shouldc be changed into ''to''.
Yes, ''have been'' should be changed into ''has been''.
Yes, ''have been'' should be changed into ''were''.
No, this sentence is absolutely fine. We use the present perfect when refer to things that started in the past and still go on.
- 11. Multiple Choice
Choose a sentence that refers to an action that happened during a period of time that is still present.
I didn't need to go to school yesterday.
I have lived zere for ages.
We have written two different English tests this semester.
We wrote two different English tests last semester.
- 12. Multiple Choice
Choose a sentence that expresses an action that happened at some point in the past.
Thanks to the weather, I have ridden my bike this month.
We came across two inspiring quotes yesterday.
We have bought some really useful stuff for our trip to Greenland.
I think I let her down yesterday.
- 13. Multiple Choice
We use ''will'' for:
1. on-the-spot decisions, promises and offers
2. predictions based on evidence
1. future plans and intentions
2. predictions based on our opinion (think, probabaly, etc.)
1. on-the-spot decisions, promises and offers
2. predictions based on our opinion (think, probably, etc.)
1. future plans and intentions
2. predictions based on evidence
- 14. Multiple Choice
We use ''going to'' for:
1. offers and promises
2. on-the-spot decisions
1. future plans and intentions
2. predictions based on what we can see
1. future plans and intentions
2. predictions based on our opinion (think, probably, etc.)
1. on-the-spot decisions
2. predictions based on evidence
- 15. Multiple Choice
Which grammar rule does the following sentence indicate?
''He said she is going to study Lithuanian after she moves to Lithuania.''
on-the-spot decisions
future plans and intentions
predictions based on what we can see
predictions based on our opinion
- 16. Multiple Choice
Which grammar rule does the second sentence indicate?
''They have run out of tickets. The concert is going to be full of people.''
promise
future plan
prediction based on evidence
prediction based on a person's opinion
- 17. Multiple Choice
'' I think we will face a lot of snow in March.'' How accurate can this prediction be?
100 %
90 %
50-60 %
0 %
- 18. Multiple Choice
Choose the correct solution to the problem.
''I do not understand this text, as I don't speak French.''
Don't worry! I am going to call my French friend.
Don't worry! I will call my French friend.
Don't worry! I am going to help you.
Don't worry! I am going to start learning French next week.
- 19. Multiple Choice
Choose the correct option.
We are running out of time. I don't think we will manage to finish this course next month.
Our flight has been delayed. We are going to be late for the party.
We are running out of time. The manager will probably be angry.
All the answers are correct.
- 20. Multiple Choice
What are your plans for the weekend? (there should be more than one correct answer)
I am going to watch Netflix with my roommates.
I will go to the cinema.
I will become what I know I am.
I am going to write an article.
- 21. Open Ended
Write your on-the-spot decision related to the following situation.
''I am bored because I have already done my homework''
- 22. Open Ended
How could the following situation change? Write your offer/on-the-spot decision.
''Hello, thanks for calling. Unfortunately, I cannot talk because I am carrying two heavy bags from the supermarket.''
- 23. Open Ended
How accurate can the following prediction be?
''Just take a look at his mouth... He is going to eat everything when we take our first bite....''
- 24. Open Ended
Write three future predictions related to our school. The predictions should be based on your opinion.
- 25. Open Ended
What are your plans after finishing this school? Write from 2 to 3 different plans.
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