Week 42 Formative test (unit 1: tijden + irrv.)

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo
• Leerjaar 3

past simple, past continuous, present simple, perfect continuous

What tense is this?

He went to the cinema.

1. Past Simple
2. Past Continuous
3. Present perfect
4. Present perfect continuous

What tense is this?

She was walking home at night

1. Past Simple
2. Past Continuous
3. Present perfect
4. Present perfect continuous

What tense is this?

I have been waiting for a long time.

1. Past Simple
2. Past Continuous
3. Present perfect
4. Present perfect continuous

Which tense?

They have known each other for years.

1. past perfect
2. present perfect
3. past simple
4. present continuous

Present perfect vs present simple:

Als je niet zeker weet wanneer je wat moet gebruiken:

Vraag jezelf af:

Is het op dit moment aan de gang?

Ja: present perfect. Nee: zie vraag 2.

Gaat het over ervaringen tot nu toe?

Ja: present perfect. Nee: zie vraag 3.

Is het resultaat van de actie nu merkbaar?

Ja: present perfect. Nee: past simple (verleden tijd +ed of onregelmatig ww in verleden tijd

Which answer fits best?

I ... (fall) asleep, while I ... (watch) TV.

1. fell - watched
2. was falling - was watching
3. was falling - watched
4. fell - was watching

Which answer fits best?
How long ... on the project? It still hasn't been finished.

1. has Gina been working
2. Has Gina worked

Which answer fits best?
He ... (break) his leg, when he ... (play) frisbee.

1. breaks - played
2. broke - was playing
3. was breaking - played
4. broke - played

Which answer fits best?

The lights ...(go out) while I ...(eat) dinner

1. go out / was eating
2. went / was eating
3. gone / was eating
4. went out/ was eating

Which answer fits best?

How many bracelets ... ?

1. Have you been making
2. Have you made

Which answer fits best?

She .... (play) the piano, when I .... (arrive) home

1. was playing - arrived
2. were playing - arrived
3. played - was arriving
4. played - were arriving

Use the past simple, present perfect simple, present perfect continuous or past continuous.

He has a headache because he ... (watch) television all day long.

Use the past simple, present perfect simple, present perfect continuous or past continuous.

Charlie ... (hide) in the closet when Lola ... (find) him.

Use the past simple, present perfect simple, present perfect continuous or past continuous.

Is the lawn finished? Yes, Patrick ... (cut) the grass.

Use the past simple, present perfect simple, present perfect continuous or past continuous.

Susie was ... (watch) a film so she ... (not - hear) the noise.

Use the past simple, present perfect simple, present perfect continuous or past continuous.

... (she - write) her essay when the computer ...(stop)?

Use the past simple, present perfect simple, present perfect continuous or past continuous.

How much money ... (you / spend) this week?

Use the past simple, present perfect simple, present perfect continuous or past continuous.

It's still raining. It ... (rain) for hours.

Use the past simple, present perfect simple, present perfect continuous or past continuous.

Peter, why are you sweating? Because I ... (hoover = stofzuigen) the carpets.

Use the past simple, present perfect simple, present perfect continuous or past continuous.

I ... (to eat) dinner, so I'm not hungry anymore.

Use the past simple, present perfect simple, present perfect continuous or past continuous.

We ... (not - have) dinner when the doorbell ... (ring).

Use the past simple, present perfect simple, present perfect continuous or past continuous.

I ... (to paint) the garage, it looks great!

Use the past simple, present perfect simple, present perfect continuous or past continuous.

David ... (not send) me an email this morning, while I ... (work).

Use the past simple, present perfect simple, present perfect continuous or past continuous.

They... (read) Harry Potter books for a year now

Use the past simple, present perfect simple, present perfect continuous or past continuous.
Look! Christopher is mowing his neighbour's lawn.
Yes, he ... (do) that for a few years now.

Give the past simple (2e), past participle (3e) and translation of the irregular verb below.
To catch

Give the past simple (2e), past participle (3e) and translation of the irregular verb below.
To drink

Give the past simple (2e), past participle (3e) and translation of the irregular verb below.
To breed

Give the past simple (2e), past participle (3e) and translation of the irregular verb below.
To break

Give the past simple (2e), past participle (3e) and translation of the irregular verb below.
To bind

Give the past simple (2e), past participle (3e) and translation of the irregular verb below.
To become

Give the past simple (2e), past participle (3e) and translation of the irregular verb below.
To creep

Give the past simple (2e), past participle (3e) and translation of the irregular verb below.
To feed

Give the past simple (2e), past participle (3e) and translation of the irregular verb below.
To draw