Spotlight 10 (First Quarter Test)

We can use both Present Simple and Present Continuous to express future meaning

• True

• False

The bus ______ at 8 a.m.

• leaves

• leave

• is leaving

I_________ a doctor on Monday

• • have been seeing

• • am seeing

• see

To express irritation and annoyance, we can use Present Perfect with 'always'

• True

• False

We can’t use Present Perfect to talk about

• • Recently completed actions

• • Unfinished actions

• • Experience

• • Stated time in the past (yesterday, in 2002)

I haven't eaten anything ____ this morning.

• since

• for

• just

• already

We've been together ____ over ten years.

• for

• since

• yet

• ever

_______ to Madrid?

• • Have ever you been

• • Have you ever been

• • Have you been ever

I _____ the keys that I lost yet.

• • haven't find

• • haven't finded

• • haven't found

I _____ with Harry last Monday and he says you _____ him for months.

• • 've talked / haven't visited

• • talked / haven't visited

• • 've talked / didn't visit