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TEST YOURSELF

1. Choose the right variant of the main verb.

She ... at the parcel long enough, before she ... that it was for her brother.

1. 
   had been looking, had understood
   
2. 
   had been looking, understood
   
3. 
   was looking, understood
   
4. 
   was looking, has understood
   
5. 
   was looked, has understood
   

1. 
   had known d) know
   
2. 
   had knowing e) known
   
3. 
   were knowing
   

We were extremely tired at the end of the journey. We …. for more than 24 hours.

1. 
   had travelled d) travel
   
2. 
   were travelling e) have travelled
   
3. 
   had been travelling
   

How long … this book? How many pages of this book … ? a) have you been reading, have you been reading

2. 
   have you read, have you read
   
3. 
   have you read, you read
   
4. 
   have you been reading, have you read
   
5. 
   have you reading, have read
   

We … to the top of Holborn Hill before I … that he was not smiling at all.

1. 
   had got, knew d) have got, have known
   
2. 
   got, knew e) are getting, knew
   
3. 
   were getting, knew
   

Present Perfect. I am afraid (forget) my book at home.

1. 
   Have forgotten d) Had forgotten
   
2. 
   Has forgotten e) Having forgotten
   
3. 
   Have forgot
   

Present Perfect. …the secretary (yet/ come)?

1. 
   Had … come yet? d) Has will… come yet?
   
2. 
   Has … come yet? e) Having … come yet?
   
3. 
   Have… come yet?
   

Present Perfect. I (learn) the rhyme. Could you listen to me?

1. 
   Have learning/learnt d) Have learned/learnt
   
2. 
   Has learned/learnt e) Have learned/learning
   
3. 
   Had learned/learnt
   

1. 
   Had you ever been d) Having you ever been
   
2. 
   Have you ever been e) Has you ever been
   
3. 
   Have your ever been
   

Present Perfect. They (already/ inform) me about the accident. a) Have had already informed d) Had already informed

2. 
   Has already informed e) Have already informed
   
3. 
   Having already informed
   

Present Perfect. He is the most handsome man I (ever/ know).

1. 
   Have been ever known d) Has ever known
   
2. 
   Have ever knew e) Had ever known
   
3. 
   Have ever known
   

1. 
   Has already leave for d) Has already left for
   
2. 
   Have already left for e) Having already left for
   
3. 
   Had already left for
   

Present Perfect. He (not/ receive) any letters from her this week.

1. 
   Hasn‟t receive d) Hadn‟t received
   
2. 
   Haven‟t received e) Hasn‟t have received
   
3. 
   Hasn‟t received
   

14. 
    Choose the right variant of the main verb.
    

1. 
   Haven‟t hear d) Hasn‟t heard
   
2. 
   Haven‟t heard e) Hadn‟t heard
   
3. 
   Haven‟t have heard
   

14. 
    Choose the right variant of the main verb. Present Perfect. I (not/ see) Tom for ages.
    

1. 
   Haven‟t see d) Hasn‟t seen
   
2. 
   Haven‟t seen e) Hadn‟t see
   
3. 
   Not seen
   

14. 
    Choose the right variant of the main verb.
    

1. 
   Have you had d) Have has you had
   
2. 
   Has you had e) Having you had
   
3. 
   Had you had
   

14. 
    Choose the right variant of the main verb.
    

1. 
   Had seen d) Having seen
   
2. 
   Has seen e) Have seen
   
3. 
   Have see
   

14. 
    Choose the right variant of the main verb.
    

1. 
   Has waited d) Have waited
   
2. 
   Have waiting e) Have did waited
   
3. 
   Had waited
   

14. 
    Choose the right variant of the main verb.
    

1. 
   Had had d) Has had
   
2. 
   Have had e) Have, have
   
3. 
   Having had
   

14. 
    Choose the right variant of the main verb.
    

1. 
   Had worked d) Have worked
   
2. 
   Has work e) Has worked
   
3. 
   Has working
   

14. 
    Choose the right variant of the main verb. Present Perfect. Granny (be) ill for a fortnight.
    

1. 
   Been ill d) Has been ill
   
2. 
   Has ill e) Has being ill
   
3. 
   Have been ill
   

14. 
    Choose the right variant of the main verb. Present Perfect. …you (ever/ ride) a horse?
    

1. 
   Having you ever ridden d) Have you ever ride
   
2. 
   Had you ever ridden e) Have you ever ridden
   
3. 
   Have has you ever ridden
   

14. 
    Choose the right variant of the main verb. Present Perfect/ Past Simple. We (not/ have) a holiday last year.
    

1. 
   Didn‟t have d) Hasn‟t have
   
2. 
   Haven‟t had e) Don‟t has
   
3. 
   Hadn‟t have
   

14. 
    Choose the right variant of the main verb. Present Perfect/ Past Simple.
    

1. 
   Have been d) Was
   
2. 
   Were e) Was being
   
3. 
   Have being
   

14. 
    Choose the right variant of the main verb. Present Perfect/ Past Simple.
    

1. 
   Bought, haven‟t worn e) Had buy, didn‟t
   
2. 
   Have bought, wore wearing
   
3. 
   Had bough, didn‟t wear
   
4. 
   Had bough, don‟t wear