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Present & Past Ability + Present Perfect: Test Your Skills!

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Challenge your grammar with this fast-paced quiz! Practice using 'can', 'could', 'was able to', and 'managed to' to talk about ability, and review Present Perfect Simple vs Continuous to describe actions over time.

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Present & Past Ability + Present Perfect: Test Your Skills!Online version

Challenge your grammar with this fast-paced quiz! Practice using 'can', 'could', 'was able to', and 'managed to' to talk about ability, and review Present Perfect Simple vs Continuous to describe actions over time.

by Lina Piedrahita
1

Which sentence is correct?

2

Which sentence talks about past ability?

3

Choose the correct option: He ___ run 10 km when he was 10.

4

What’s the best way to say this? “We succeeded in finishing the project.”

5

What’s the difference between “could” and “was able to”?

6

Which one is NOT correct?

7

Which sentence is in present ability?

8

What do we often use to talk about something we succeeded in doing, especially with effort?

9

Complete the sentence: They ___ solve the puzzle after hours

10

Which of these verbs allows “could” in specific past events?

11

Which sentence uses the Present Perfect tense?

12

What is the correct form of the verb in this sentence? “He ____ English for two hours.”

13

“I have taught English for 10 years.” What does this sentence express?

14

What’s the difference between “I have worked” and “I have been working” for 5 years?

15

What is the structure of Present Perfect Continuous?

16

When do we use Present Perfect ?

17

He looks tired. He ___ all morning.

18

Which one is NOT correct?

19

What time expressions are common with Present Perfect ?

20

Which verb is NOT normally used in the continuous form?

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