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My Favorite Book/Movie Quiz

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Short practice on books and films

by Mercedes Del Carmen Romero Rodríguez
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What do we call the main person in a film called?

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Which word means you watched a movie last night?

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Choose the correct past tense verb: I ___ the film last week.

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Which sentence is in present perfect (affirmative)?

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Which sentence is present perfect negative?

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Yes/No question in present perfect: Have you ___ the book yet?

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Which word fits: I have ____ the film and I loved it.

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Which option is an affirmative present perfect sentence?

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In a yes/no question, which is correct?

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Character is a person in a story; actor is the person who plays them.

Correct uses past tense: watched. Other options are incorrect grammar.

Watched is the past tense of watch; others are wrong forms.

Have read is present perfect; the others use simple present or incorrect form.

Has not finished is present perfect negative; others are different tenses.

Have you read is correct; other options fail grammar.

Watched is past participle used in present perfect; others wrong form.

Have seen is present perfect; others are simple or future.

Have you read is present perfect yes/no question; others use different tenses.

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