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Time Expressions Exercise

October 30, 2021 - B1pdf

Fill in the blanks.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1She fell ill two weeks ago and has not recovered ...............
Wrong!
Yet means up until now.
2I haven't heard anything from him ............... he left Mumbai.
Wrong!
Since indicates the starting point. It is common with the present perfect tense.
3He has ............... been to Australia.
Wrong!
4I haven't met them ............... years.
Wrong!
For is used with the duration.
5She is only 18 but she has ............... achieved international fame.
Wrong!
Already means before a particular point of time now or in the past.
6I have known him ............... my school days.
Wrong!
7We haven't heard from him ...............
Wrong!
Yet means up until now.
8Is he here ...............?
Wrong!
9Yes. He has ............... arrived.
Wrong!
10I haven't received any information ...............
Wrong!
11............... he hasn't had any success.
Wrong!
So far means until now.
12I ............... haven't received his reply.
Wrong!
Still means up to now.
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. She fell ill two weeks ago and has not recovered yet
  2. I haven’t heard anything from him since he left Mumbai.
  3. He has never been to Australia.
  4. I haven’t met them for years.
  5. She is only 18 but she has already achieved international fame.
  6. I have known him since my school days.
  7. We haven’t heard from him yet
  8. Is he here yet?
  9. Yes. He has already arrived.
  10. I haven’t received any information yet
  11. So far he hasn’t had any success.
  12. I still haven’t received his reply.
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