Grammar practise T5

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo t
• Leerjaar 2

Wat is het verschil tussen Present Perfect en Past Simple

1. niets
2. Pr P = tegenwoordige tijd Past Simple = verleden tijd
3. Beiden zijn verleden tijd
4. Beiden zijn tegenwoordige tijd

Present Perfect of Past Simple?
"Iets is in het verleden begonnen en nog steeds bezig."

1. present perfect
2. past simple

Present Perfect of Past Simple?
"Iets is in het verleden begonnen en afgelopen."

1. present perfect
2. past simple

Present perfect or past simple:
I...... (to read) your email.

1. have read
3. read

Present Perfect or Past Simple?
Jill ___ Miss Axe for five years.

1. knew
2. has known

Present Perfect or Past Simple?
Donny ___ to see the kittens yesterday.

1. came
2. has come

"I have worked many hours"
is the present perfect or past simple?

1. Present perfect
2. Past simple

Present Perfect or Past Simple?
She ___ me yesterday that she
would come.

1. promised
2. has promised

Present Perfect of Past Simple:

Diane ....... Daisy for years.

1. has known
2. knew

Present Perfect of Past Simple?
'I played football yesterday.'

1. present perfect
2. past simple

Present perfect vs Past simple:

(become) In 2000 he __________ a policeman.

1. became
2. has become

Present Perfect or Past Simple?
She ___ Jane for five years.

1. knew
2. has known

Present Perfect of Past Simple:

They ..... at this school since 2017.

1. were
2. have been

Present Perfect vs Past Simple

(-) She ... (NOT - to bring) her lunch yesterday.

1. didn't bring
2. brings
3. haven't brought
4. brought

Possesion: Which is correct?

1. The students' tests are missing.
2. The students's tests are missing.

Possesion: Which is correct?

1. Tess' bag is on the floor.
2. Tess's bag is on the floor.

Possesion: Which is correct?

1. The teachers' meeting was cancelled.
2. The teachers's meeting was cancelled.
3. The meeting of the teachers was cancelled.

Possesion: Which is correct?

1. The bicycle's front tire is flat.
2. The front tire of the bicycle is flat.