Simple Present Past Future Perfect Continous Tense-16
Simple Present Past Future Perfect Continous Tense-16
Simple Present Past Future Perfect Continous Tense-16
GRAMMAR
Circle the correct word to complete each sentence.
8. There is/are) a swimming pool, a gazebo, and a tree house in the backyard.
10. There (is/are) a music studio and a home theater on the second floor.
CONVERSATION
Number the jumbled lines to make a good conversation. Listen to check your answers.
– } S + Be + not + V1 + ing + O/C >> – } They are not playing badmintoon now
You have been a creative writer since 2018. We have studied English For five years.
Has she been very busy this week? Has he surprised you?
Have passengers been waiting for the next flight since this morning?
Exercise:
Contoh :
1. I had . . . . . my model kit before you 5. The police was too late. People had . . .
knocked the door. the thief by the time they arrived.
a. assemblies a. caught
b. assemblied b. fight
c. assembly c. catched
d. assembled d. fought
2. Alisia . . . . . been on the rooftop when 6. Rei . . . . . Tom's position, after Tom . .
her twin sister looked for her. a. had replaced - resigned
a. has b. had replaced - had resigned
b. had c. replaced - resigned
c. have d. replaced - had resigned
d. was 7. Timmy . . . . . us the sign by the time
3. Somehow you . . . . . been my best the fireworks was launched. That's
friend before you moved out of town. why we didn't get the camera ready.
a. has a. has given
b. had b. has not given
c. have c. had given
d. were d. had not given
4. Alexa: Did you leave the party after 8. After her mother… she…an introvert.
it's over? a. went - had become
Michael: No, I didn't. I had been in the b. has gone - has become
party for 20 minutes. c. was gone - became
Alexa: So . . . . . the party before the d. had gone – became
main event? 9. I . . . . . a blogger before my brother
Michael: Yes, I had. taught me how to post an article.
a. did you leave a. had been
b. have you left b. had not been
c. had you left c. have been
d. you had left d. was not been
Past perfect continuous tense
Past perfect tense is a verb tense used to indicate an activities that began in the past
continued for some period of time and ended in the past
a. have wait c. had been waiting 6. You ,,, movie for an hour, (watch)
2. Anita was tired, because she … very b. had been watching d. watched
3. Tamara was tired, because she … very 8. Had he … for 3 years? (smoke)
1. If you had enrolled to ABC music 4. The kids _________ (swim) happily if
school, you ________ (become) a the authority had opened the public
professional musician. swimming pool.
A. would become A. would swim
B. would have become B. would have swum
C. will become C. have swum
D. become D. are swimming
2. The girl _________ (buy) new shoes, 5. Tom: Have you received the package?
but she preferred to give her money to Tim: Not yet. Why?
the needy. Tom: You __________ (receive) the
A. would buy package by now. There must be something
B. has bought wrong.
C. had bought Tim: OK, I’ll check it.
D. would have bought A. should have received
3. Father: Where have you been last B. would receive
night? You missed dinner. C. would be receiving
Son: Sorry, dad. I went to Jane’s house. D. should receive
Father: You _________ (not go) there 6. I ________ (pass) the exam, but I
without my permission! was too young.
A. would not go A. could have passed
B. would not have gone B. could pass
C. should not have gone C. have passed
D. should not go D. would have passed
Past Future Perfect Continuous Tense