Tense
Tense
A. Goes
B. Went
C. Is Going
D. Has Gone
Answer Explanation:
The answer is B, because there is an adverb of time in 2010 which states past and use verb 2.
Answer Explanation:
The answer is B, because if did already exists, we not use verb 2 anymore but verb 1.
Answer Explanation:
The answer is D because there is “when” which states that two activities almost occur at the
same time, so the answer is using verb 2.
Answer Explanation:
The answer is B because there are earmarks of past perfect “before”. Then, which
not in the question is past tense (verb 2), because the past perfect is already in the question
(had sent).
5. Louise .... on her report for 6 hours. She looked so pale and tired.
A. Has Been Working
B. Is Working
C. Had Been Working
D. Works
Answer Explanation:
The answer is C because the verb 2 (looked).
11. “Could you please book me on the next flight to Tokyo? 'I'm sorry, sir. Our airline … to Tokyo."
A. will not fly
B. wasn't able to fly
C. has not been flying
D. doesn't fly
Answer Explanation:
The answer is D because the statements related to schedules, routines are always expressed in
the simple present tense (S + VI).
In this case what is desired is the simple present negative form: S + do/does + not + V1.
Answer Explanation:
The answer is A "I'm sorry" implies that the magazine that not in place. In other words, it is still
being read by my sister. The moment (at the present time) is expressed in the present
continuous pattern: S + am/is/are + V-ing).
Answer Explanation:
The answer is A the subject is plural (my friend and I) so the verb does not change.
Answer Explanation:
The answer is C because current events (at the present time) are stated with the present
continuous pattern: S + is/are/am + V-ing.
15. We haven't heard from Neira for such a long time. We haven't either, since she . . . to Shibuya.
A. Moves
B. Moved
C. Is Moving
D. Has Moved
Answer Explanation:
The answer is B because the main clause of the sentence above is in the form of present perfect
tense which describes the activity starting at the time past and is still ongoing. The word since
(since) describes the beginning of the activity so that to complete the time information is in the
past (moved) form.
Answer Explanation:
The answer is C because the sentences above reflect past activities and are still ongoing.
17. Lea : What are you going to do after leaving the college?
Dina : Well, I don't want to be jobless. So I'm ... getting a job soon.
A. Planning
B. Thinking Of
C. Going To
D. Would Like
Answer Explanation:
The answer is B because to express a plan for the future, we use be + planning to, be + thinking
of, be +going to, be + intending to, be + going to. So choices A, C and D are wrong because they
are not followed by a bare infinitive (get).
19. Dean moved to this town last year. We can say the he ... in this town for a year.
A. Lives
B. Lived
C. Had Lived
D. Has Lived
Answer Explanation:
The answer is D because it states something that happened from the past until now is still
happening
20. My mom ... a lot of photographs of the Borobudur when she went there on her last vacation.
A. has taken
B. has been taking
C. would take
D. took
Answer Explanation:
The answer is D because the activities that took place in the past.
21. Last week Rini...a holiday, she didn’t go for a picnic, she went camping.
A. has
B. have
C. had
D. having
Answer Explanation:
a. Spend
b. Spent
c. Spends
d. Spending