Extra

Extra grammar
grammar practice
practice: revision
reinforcement Unit 4
Present perfect with ever and never, 4 Circle the correct alternative.
for and since, just, yet, already; 1 A: Hello, Janet! I haven’t seen/didn’t see you for
Present perfect and past simple a while.
B: I have been/was in France last week. I think I
1 Complete the sentences with the present perfect have told/told you.
form of the verbs given and ever or never. 2 A: I’ve never travelled/never travelled outside
Europe. What about you?
1 The number of accidents in the home
B: Oh yes, many times. I’ve been/went to Africa,
so high. (never/be)
Australia and the US. Last summer I’ve visited/
2 an unusual remedy? (you/ever/use) visited Chicago for the first time.
3 She any serious accidents. (have/never) 3 A: Have you hurt/Did you hurt your foot?
B: Yes, I’ve fallen off /fell off my bike. It has
4 my special recipe for chicken soup? happened/happened two days ago.
(you/ever/try)
4 A: Did you know Mary has injured/injured her
5 I the emergency number. (never/call) ankle at the ice rink yesterday?
6 a cold in the summer? (you/ever/catch) B: No, I haven’t known/didn’t know. Have they
used/Did they use the RICE method on her
2 Complete the sentences with the present perfect injury yet?
form of the verbs given and circle the correct
alternative. 5 Choose the best answer (A, B or C) to complete
the text.
1 I you for/since a long time. (not see)
2 We at this bus stop for/since half an Have you (1) heard of Médecins Sans Frontières?
hour. (be) You probably have, but maybe you don’t know the
3 I this headache for/since I woke up this history of this medical humanitarian organisation.
morning. (have) In 1971, a group of French doctors and journalists
4 My mother people for/since 1995, when (2) to start an international organisation to provide
she became a nurse. (help) medical help to people around the world. (3) 1971,
5 you here for/since a long MSF has worked in over 70 countries and (4) over
time? (live) 100 million patients. In 2019, they (5) over 10 million
6 They any medicine for/since last year. patients!
(not take) Volunteers are very important for MSF – like Carmen,
who works in the UK office. She has been at the MSF
3 Rewrite the sentences by adding just, already or UK office (6) nearly a year, but she has (7) seen
yet in the correct place.
some life-saving work and been to some interesting
1 You haven’t looked well since Monday – have you events. She has definitely (8) felt bored working
seen the doctor?
with MSF: ‘I have the best job out there!’ she says.
Since they started, MSF (9) many awards for its
2 Sorry, I’m still a bit tired – I’ve woken up. medical humanitarian activities. In 1999, MSF (10)
the Nobel Peace Prize.
3 I think I have flu, but I haven’t checked my
temperature. 1 A ever B just C yet
2 A has decided B was deciding C decided
4 We’ve called to ask for an ambulance twice. Where is it? 3 A In B Since C For
4 A treat B has treated C treated
5 I’ve taken a painkiller and I feel much better. 5 A have treated B treated C have treat
6 A since B from C for
7 A yet B already C just
6 They’re bored because they’ve played this game
8 A yet B ever C never
many times.
9 A received B receives C has received
10 A won B wins C has won

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