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Complete the sentences with the present perfect or simple past form of the verbs given.
1 I __________ (not visit) New York, but I’d love to go one day soon.
ODP: have not visited
2 __________ you __________ (have) that headache for a long time? You need to go to the doctor about it.
Odp: have you had
3 I had a great time in France. We __________ (go) to some fantastic restaurants.
Odp: went
4 Where __________ you __________ (be)? Your clothes are really dirty!
Odp: have, been
5 We __________ (live) here for over 10 years and we __________ never __________ (think) about moving.
Odp: have lived; have; thought
6 Where __________ you __________ (stay) when you __________ (be) in London earlier this year?
Odp: did, stay, were
2 Put the words in the correct places in the sentences.
never ever for since just yet
1 Have you been to a big city in South America?
Odp: have you ever
2 I’ve known Sally we were at school together in Juniper Village in 1995.
Odp: since we were
3 I’m afraid I haven’t looked at your assignment, but I will this evening.
Odp: yet but
4 Sorry – I’ve arrived and I’m a little out of breath!
Odp: ve never
5 My dad’s worked in the city centre three months and he’s really enjoying it.
Odp: centre for
6 I’ve seen a James Bond film. Can you lend me one of your DVDs?
Odp: ve just
3 Choose the correct alternative to complete the sentences.
1 Sorry I’m late. I’ve helped/been helping Jim with his history homework.
Odp: been helping
2 I’ve worked/been working in the garden. That’s why I’m so tired!
Odp: been working
3 I’ve bought/been buying some fresh fish and some tomatoes. We can have them for dinner.
Odp. have bought
4 Janet’s learned/been learning to drive for two years and she still hasn’t passed her test.
Odp: been learning
5 Which CDs have you listened/been listening to recently?
Odp. been listening
6 Please stay for lunch. I’ve made/been making enough sandwiches for four people.
Odp: been making
Vocabulary
4 Complete the sentences with the correct words.
1 The new statue has been put up in a s__________ in the city centre.
Odp:
2 It’s good to live in a d__________ h__________ because you don’t get much noise from the neighbours.
Odp: detached house
3 We live in the s__________ and can commute to the city centre in about 15 minutes.
Odp:suburbs
4 A lot of older people prefer to live in a b__________ so that they don’t have to climb the stairs.
Odp. bungalow
5 Southampton used to be the most important p__________ in England, with boats from all over the world.
Odp.
6 Living in a s__________ is OK if the lift is working properly!
Odp. skyscraper
5 Replace the words in italics with the correct extreme adjective.
1 We didn’t buy the house because the kitchen was very small.
Odp: tiny
2 We had to wear thick coats and scarves on the walk, as it was very cold.
Odp: freezing
3 Winchester is a very old city and has a lot of museums.
Odp: ancient
4 Helen invited 100 people to her birthday party. It wasn’t a problem because she has a very big house!
Odp: enormous
5 The new film was popular and the cinema was very full.
Odp: packed
6 After driving through the country roads in the rain, the car was very dirty.
Odp:" filthy
6 Complete the sentences with these words.
quiet busy crowded dirty historic lively
1 I don’t like shopping on Saturdays because the shops are too __________.
Odp. crowded
2 __________ towns usually have a lot of old buildings and statues to look at.
Odp. historic
3 Too many cars can make the buildings in city centres very __________.
Odp. dirty
4 There’s a __________ atmosphere in the little cafés by the port on Friday nights.
Odp. lively
5 The people in the tourist information centre are always __________ in July and August.
Odp. busy
6 After midnight, the streets in our village are very __________. It’s very peaceful.
Odp. quiet