Grade 9 - Chapter 5 & 6

We use Present Perfect Continuous to talk about ongoing actions or events that are already happened in the past.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Present Perfect Simple is more focused on the result that the actions, things, or events are already finished in the past.

• TRUE

• FALSE

We can't use contractions in Present Perfect Continuous and Present Perfect Simple.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The structure of Present Perfect Simple is S + (.........) + past participle.

• has/have been

• has/have

Sarah (.............) living in Canada since she graduated from high school.

We use will to talk about future probability.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Which one suggests a higher degree of probability?

• might

• may

The following sentence is used for future prediction, except .......

• I'll make a cake with my mother this afternoon.

• Dani and Linda have been using the computer since yesterday.

• I might not come to your party tonight.

I have a lot of homework. I (...........) come to the party tonight.

• won't

• may

• will

It (........) rain later on. We'd better take an umbrella.

• can

• won't

• may