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Present Perfect & Comparatives Quiz

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Grammar basics: perfect, time words, and degrees

by Nicosan Barajas
1

Choose the correct form: They ____ in London since 2012.

2

Fill the gap with the right word: I have ____ finished my homework.

3

Choose the correct for/since usage: They have known each other ____ they were kids.

4

Which is the correct comparative form: This test is ____ than the last one.

5

Choose the superlative: This is the ____ movie I've ever seen.

6

Present perfect with for: She has studied English ____ three years.

7

Which sentence means the action happened a moment ago?

8

Choose the past simple, not present perfect: I ____ in Rome last year.

9

He has worked here ____ 2010. Which option is correct?

10

Which is the superlative form: This solution is the ____ of all.

Explicación

Use present perfect with since for actions starting in the past and continuing.

Just is used for a recent, immediate result with present perfect.

Since refers to a specific starting point.

Compare using the irregular comparative form of good: better.

Best is the correct superlative of good.

For expresses a duration; since marks a starting point.

Just finished indicates a very recent completion in present perfect.

Lived is past simple; present perfect would imply relevance to now.

Since introduces a starting point (2010) for present perfect.

Best is the superlative of good.

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