Test Yourself Theme 5+6 2 VWO

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Past simple or present perfect

Past simple is used when there is a time indicator in the sentence; it is important when something happened.

Present perfect is used when it is NOT important when something happened. It's about the result.

James ... (be) ill since last week.

I ... (go) to the shopping mall last Saturday.

My father ... (want) to clean the house yesterday.

Lucy ... already ... (tell) me about her family.

I ... (see+not) my friend John for ages!

My sister ... (buy) a new dress last week.

It ... (rain) a lot since we ... (arrive) in Spain.

I ... (think) that this assignment would be easy!

Word order

adverbs after a form of to be

before the verb

place before time

adjective before noun

the way - you - music store - to - know - the nearest - do - ?

goes - my brother - at - to - usually - the weekend - the beach

raining - always - it - at this time - is - of year - in my city

that new film - you - did - on TV - see - last night - ?

Present Continuous

time indicator

not a plan, you've made arrangements

Future with to be going to

you talk about a plan of yours

you talk about the weather

We ... (celebrate) my birthday at this restaurant next weekend.

My parents ... (buy) a new car when they have enough money.

My grandfather ... (drive) me to school today.

Look, the sun! It ... (clear up) soon.

Are you coming or not? I ... (leave) in five minutes.

We hope aunt Sally ... (bake) us a delicious cake tonight.

They ... (meet) my parents in about an hour.

I ... (ask) a game console for my birthday.

Assignment

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