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Reviewunit 2 Test

1. The document contains a unit test with questions about past participles, the present perfect tense, use of prepositions, and verb tenses. 2. Students are asked to underline the correct past participle in sentences, complete sentences using the present perfect tense, fill in sentences with "for" or "since", and choose the correct word to complete other sentences. 3. The test assesses knowledge of verb tenses including past participles, present perfect, and use of time expressions like "for" and "since".

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Reviewunit 2 Test

1. The document contains a unit test with questions about past participles, the present perfect tense, use of prepositions, and verb tenses. 2. Students are asked to underline the correct past participle in sentences, complete sentences using the present perfect tense, fill in sentences with "for" or "since", and choose the correct word to complete other sentences. 3. The test assesses knowledge of verb tenses including past participles, present perfect, and use of time expressions like "for" and "since".

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Unit 2 Test

Name: Group:

Underline the correct past participle in each sentence below.


1. Your child has (broke/broken) my window! 6. We’ve (drank/drunk) all the milk.
2. Have you (eaten/ate) all your dinner? 7. The ball has (went/gone) over the garden fence.
3. I have (known/knew) Sally since we were in 8. Has Tom (did/done) all his homework?
kindergarten. 9. You have (been/was) late for school every day
4. Michael has (drew/drawn) a picture for his granddad. this week.
5. The new girl seems nice, but I haven’t (spoke/spoken) 10. Help! I’ve (fell/fallen) down a hole!
to her yet.

Complete the sentence with the present perfect tense of the verbs in parentheses.
1. I (see) that actor in several movies.
2. The boys (not drink) any water. They are very thirsty.
3. (the dog /hurt) its leg?
4. One of the workmen (fall) off his ladder.
5. (you/ever meet) a famous person?
6. Jenny (not/know) Christina for very long.
7. (Pete/take) any medicine for his cough?

Complete each sentence with for or since.


1 I’ve been here yesterday. 5 He’s been a professional coach ten
2 She’s lived in London 2002. years.
3 I’ve learned English three years. 6 I’ve lived in this town a long time.
4 He’s swum every day he was ten. 7 I’ve admired her we first met.

Complete the sentences with present perfect. Use already, just or yet.
1. Jenny (run) 2 kilometres and now she’s exhausted.
2. Daniel is reading the menu, but he (not choose).
3. The children (buy) some presents for their father on his birthday. They are ready to celebrate.
4. I (have) a shower. My hair is still wet.
5. The time is almost over and Maggie (not finish) the exam .
6. Have you spoken to your parents about your job ?
Choose the correct word to complete each sentence.
1 Have you ever/never been camping with friends?
No, I haven’t been camping with friends already/yet. 3 Have you ever/yet been to London?
2 Have you finished the book ever/yet? No, I’ve ever/never been to London.
Yes, I’ve already/yet finished it.

Put the verbs into the correct tense (simple past or present perfect simple). (4)
(1) A: (you / taste / ever) sushi?
B: Yes, I (eat) sushi at least five times so far.
(2) A: When (you / eat) sushi for the first time?
B: I (eat) sushi for the first time on my dad's 50th birthday. He (invite) the
whole family to a Japanese restaurant on second avenue.
(3) A: (you / like) it?
B: Absolutely. In fact, it (be) so good that we (go)
to that restaurant three times.
(4) A: I know that restaurant. On my mom's birthday, we (order) _
some sushi but we (have) it at home.

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