ELEMENTARY Test 44

– Present Perfect
– Ever and never
– Yet and just
– Present Perfect and Past Simple

ELEMENTARY Test 44

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Question 1

She _____ traveled to most parts of the world.

A	have
B	is
C	has
D	will

Question 1 Explanation:

With she we use has + past participle: She has traveled. Have goes with I, you, we and they.

Question 2

_____ you ever _____ in a car accident?

A	Has / been
B	Have / been
C	Have / be
D	Have / was

Question 2 Explanation:

With you we use have, and after have we need been: Have you ever been …?

Question 3

She _____ to Russia two years ago.

A	go
B	went
C	gone
D	goes

Question 3 Explanation:

Two years ago is a finished time in the past, so we use the past simple: went.

Question 4

I _____ in a crash when I _____ 10.

A	were / was
B	am / was
C	was / am
D	was / was

Question 4 Explanation:

Both actions are in the past, and with I the past of be is was: I was in a crash when I was 10.

Question 5

I _____ last night.

A	leave
B	leaves
C	leaving
D	left

Question 5 Explanation:

Last night is in the past, so we use the past simple: left.

Question 6

“_____ you _____ to Russia?”

“Yes, I _____.”

A	Had / be / haven’t
B	Has / been / have
C	Have / be / have
D	Have / been / have

Question 6 Explanation:

Have you been …? uses have + been. The short answer repeats the helping verb: Yes, I have.

Question 7

Have you _____ your homework?

A	do
B	to do
C	done
D	did

Question 7 Explanation:

After have we use the past participle: done. Not did, because did is the past simple.

Question 8

I haven’t done it _____.

A	yet
B	already
C	just
D	ago

Question 8 Explanation:

We use yet at the end of negative sentences. It means 'until now': I haven't done it yet. Not ago, because ago goes after a time, as in two days ago.

Question 9

I have _____ done it.

A	yet
B	ago
C	just
D	since

Question 9 Explanation:

Just means a very short time ago. It goes between have and the past participle: I have just done it.

Question 10

She has _____ to Portugal.

A	going
B	go
C	gone
D	went

Question 10 Explanation:

Has gone means she went to Portugal and is still there now. Not went, because after has we need the past participle.

Question 11

She has _____ to Portugal.

A	be
B	been
C	being
D	were

Question 11 Explanation:

Has been means she visited Portugal and came back. After has we use the past participle been.

Question 12

She works _____ a big company.

A	to
B	with
C	for
D	of

Question 12 Explanation:

We say work for a company: She works for a big company.

Question 13

‘Hamlet’ is a play _____ Shakespeare.

A	of
B	by
C	at
D	on

Question 13 Explanation:

We use by for the person who wrote or made something: a play by Shakespeare.

Question 14

Brad and Marilyn are _____ honeymoon.

A	on
B	for
C	at
D	of

Question 14 Explanation:

We say on honeymoon, like on holiday: They are on honeymoon.

Question 15

Wait _____ me.

A	to
B	for
C	at
D	on

Question 15 Explanation:

The verb wait goes with for: Wait for me.

Question 16

Monica _____ _____ many tournaments.

A	have / won
B	has / win
C	have / win
D	has / won

Question 16 Explanation:

With Monica (she) we use has + past participle: has won. Win is not the past participle.

Question 17

_____ she go to America 10 years ago?

A	Has
B	Does
C	Had
D	Did

Question 17 Explanation:

10 years ago is finished past time, so the question uses Did: Did she go …?

Question 18

Have they _____ been to Australia?

A	ago
B	since
C	yet
D	ever

Question 18 Explanation:

We use ever in questions to mean 'at any time in your life': Have they ever been to Australia?

Question 19

_____ they go to Australia last month?

A	Have
B	Do
C	Has
D	Did

Question 19 Explanation:

Last month is finished past time, so we use Did: Did they go …? Not Have, because we don't use it with last month.

Question 20

Has she won the Wimbledon Tennis Tournament _____?

A	just
B	yet
C	ago
D	since

Question 20 Explanation:

We use yet at the end of questions to ask if something has happened until now: Has she won it yet?

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