PAST-PRESENT-FUTURE PERFECT TENSE KLS XI INGLM 3.2

Carlo : Hi Zoee, I haven’t seen you for ages. Where have you been?

Zoee : Hi, Carlo. I have been to Japan lately.

Carlo : Wow, Japan!. Which city did you visit?

Zoee : I visited Tokyo.

Carlo : I see, what place of interest have you visited?

Zoee : I have visited the Sky Tree.

Carlo : Really? It’s cool!

Based on the dialog above, how long haven't they met each other?

• not long

• just a couple of weeks

• not too long

• long time

• a few times

Carlo : Hi Zoee, I haven’t seen you for ages. Where have you been?

Zoee : Hi, Carlo. I have been to Japan lately.

Carlo : Wow, Japan!. Which city did you visit?

Zoee : I visited Tokyo.

Carlo : I see, what place of interest have you visited?

Zoee : I have visited the Sky Tree.

Carlo : Really? It’s cool! How did you find Sky Tree in Tokyo?

Zoee : It is the tallest tower in Tokyo, and it may be the second tallest in the world after Burj Khalifa in Dubai.

Carlo : Wonderful! Have you taken the pictures from the top

Zoee : Sure! I have taken a lot of pictures of Tokyo from the height. It’s amazing.

Carlo : How lucky, you are. I haven’t gone to Japan, yet. Probably sometime, I wish.

Which is not adjective found in the dialog above?

• wonderful

• lucky

• Probably

• cool

• amazing

Cantika : Hey guys! What are you talking about?

Budiman: We’re talking about our English homework from Mrs. Yunita.

Cantika : Oh…. I had finished it before I came to Andi’s house last night. Andi help me to solve it.

Andi : It is okay! We are friends. But, Budiman finds some difficulties with it.

Cantika : Really?

Andi : Yeah. He said that the homework, couldn’t be solved by himself.

Budiman: That’s why I was surprised when you told me that this is an easy homework.

Cantika : Well then. Let’s go to the class. We solve it together.

Andi : That’s a good idea.

Budiman: Thanks Andi and Cantika. You are the true best friends.

Andi+Cantika: That’s what friends are for.

What did Andi do after he had done finished his homework?

• He did the homework.

• He would do the homework.

• He has done his homework.

• He will have done his homework.

• He came to Andi's house.

Cantika : Hey guys! What are you talking about?

Budiman: We’re talking about our English homework from Mrs. Yunita.

Cantika : Oh…. I had finished it when I came to Andi’s house last night. Andi helped me to solve it.

Andi : It is okay! We are friends. But, Budiman finds some difficulties with it.

Cantika : Really?

Andi : Yeah. He said that the homework, couldn’t be solved by himself.

Budiman: That’s why I was surprised when you told me that this is an easy homework.

Cantika : Well then. Let’s go to the class. We solve it together.

According to you, did Budiman complete his homework after Cantika had explained it?

• Yes, he has.

• Yes, he did.

• No, he hasn't.

• No, he didn't.

• I don't know.

After travelling in Indonesia for 3 weeks, I went back home to Enumclaw, Washington State.

I was very tired after a total of 20-hour flight of Surabaya-Singapore-San Francisco-Seattle, but I really needed to get home as soon as possible.

I took my car from the car park at the Sea-Tac airport in Seattle and drove straight home to Enumclaw, some 35 miles from the airport. It was 11.30 at night and it was a warm night.

I was driving alone along a quiet country. I knew the road very well. I had never seen or felt anything strange every time I passed the road. But that time I felt something strange. It made me shiver.I didn’t know why.

Has the writer been to Indonesia?

• Yes, she has.

• Yes, she did.

• Yes, he has.

• Yes, he would.

• No, he didn't.

After travelling in Indonesia for 3 weeks, I went back home to Enumclaw, Washington State.

I was very tired after a total of 20-hour flight of Surabaya-Singapore-San Francisco-Seattle, but I really needed to get home as soon as possible.

I took my car from the car park at the Sea-Tac airport in Seattle and drove straight home to Enumclaw, some 35 miles from the airport. It was 11.30 at night and it was a warm night.

I was driving alone along a quiet country. I knew the road very well. I had never seen or felt anything strange every time I passed the road. But that time I felt something strange. It made me shiver.I didn’t know why.

Why did the writer know the road very well?

Because: ...

• He has never been there.

• He has been there many times.

• He hasn't been there.

• He didn't have to go there.

• He doesn't be there, yet.

A: Hi, there ! Had you watched TV when I called you yesterday?

B: No, I hadn’t watched TV, but reading a book when you called me.

A: I see. I heard that last week, when you had played football with your friends, suddenly the rain fell. Was that right?

B: Oh yes. It was right. What had you done at that time?

A: Well, I had played scrabble with my sister in my home. Did you put off the game after that?

B: Yes, of course we did. It wasn’t fun playing football in the rain. Do you think so?

A: Yes, I think so. In fact, we might have got cold if we had been stubborn enough to keep playing in the rain. Listen, my father gave me some money when I had done my homework a few days ago. And I am going to treat you to watch the best movie tomorrow. So, what do you think?

What did A do first before you call him?

• watched TV

• Watch fooball game.

• played scrable

• played ganes.

• didn't do anything.

Read the passage, and complete the gaps with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

Last weekend, Mark and Trisha went on a movie. Mark took Trisha to the golf course. Mark loved to golf. He

________________( learn) to golf as a child. He even ________________(play) on a team in high school.

• had learned -- played

• have learned - play

• learned -- had played

• learn -- would play

Read the short passage, and complete the gap with the correct form of the verb in bracket.

Before that day, Trisha ________________(never golf). She did not know how to hold the golf club. She did not know the rules.

• didn't never golf,

• had never golfed.

• does never golf

• will have never golfed

• never golf

Read the short passage, and complete the gap with the correct form of the verb in bracket.

I ________(visit) so many beautiful places since I came to Utah. Before moving here, I ___________ (hear, never) of Bryce Canyon, Zion, Arches, or Canyonlands.

• visited -- heard never

• visit--has never heared

• had visited -- never heard

• has visited -- never heard

• have visited,--- never heard