Iwonder 5 module 3 and 4

What is the present perfect form of 'to eat'?

• ate

• eating

• have eaten / has eaten

• will eat

Have you ever tried an extreme sport?

• No, I have not tried an extreme sport.

• Yes, I love extreme sports!

• I have tried skydiving and bungee jumping.

• I prefer watching extreme sports on TV.

Is it enough for Emma to practice a sport for just one day?

• No, it is not enough.

• Yes, one day is sufficient.

• A single day of practice is all you need.

• You can master a sport in a day.

Ethan is looking for an extreme sport that involves water. Can you name one?

• Kite surfing

• Bungee jumping

• Skydiving

• Rock climbing

How do you use 'enough' in a sentence?

• Scarlett is smart enough to solve the problem.

• This cake is enough sweet for everyone.

• They have enough time to finish the race.

• Oliver is not enough tall to reach the shelf.

Emma is trying to describe her recent travels. What is the present perfect form of 'to go' that she should use?

• have went

• went have

• have gone / has gone

• has go

Have you seen a house that is very big?

• I don't like houses at all.

• Yes, I have seen a very big house.

• No, I prefer smaller houses.

• I have only seen tiny houses.

Can you give an example of a house with a garden?

• A cottage by the beach with no outdoor space.

• A single-story house with no garden.

• A two-story house with a backyard garden.

• An apartment in the city with a rooftop pool.

Have you ever been to Priya's house with a swimming pool?

• No

• I have a pool in my backyard

• I prefer the beach

• Yes, I have been

Evelyn has been trying to improve her English skills. She often asks her friends if they have seen the latest movie. What is the present perfect form of 'to see'?

• have seeed

• have seen / has seen

• has seened

• have saw