Verbs Lesson 55

Past Or Present Perfect Tense Exercise


Fill in the blanks with a suitable tense form.

1. He .................. all his childhood in a quaint village in China.

2. I ...................... all day yesterday.

3. Mozart died while he ..................... the Requiem.

4. I ..................... the cleaning. What shall I do now?

5. I ................... in India for ten years when I was a child.

6. I can’t play tomorrow because I ................. my leg.

7. My puppy ....................

8. I ................... a lot in Asia and Africa.

9. Once upon a time there .................... a beautiful princess.

10. He .................... hard for years.

11. ....................... Romeo and Juliet on TV last night?

12. My late grandfather ................. a lot for me.

Answers

1. He spent all his childhood in a quaint village in China.
2. I was reading all day yesterday.
3. Mozart died while he was composing the Requiem.
4. I have done the cleaning. What shall I do now?
5. I lived in India for ten years when I was a child.
6. I can’t play tomorrow because I have broken my leg.
7. My puppy has died.
8. I have traveled a lot in Asia and Africa.
9. Once upon a time there lived a beautiful princess.
10. He has worked hard for years.
11. Did you see Romeo and Juliet on TV last night?
12. My late grandfather did a lot for me.

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  1. Achalalúc 12:26 19 tháng 7, 2018

    This is very useful app i learnt lot from this thx lot..
    Today is the day that i face my ielts exam,so i hope to do my best.thx again

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