How to study Writing Interest

Instructions:

Look at the following short dialogues. Fill in the gaps in the questions using the verb in brackets.


Example:

A: My father is a teacher.
B: How long (be) a teacher?

A: Twenty-five years.
1A: I work for a company of solicitors in London.

     B: How long for them?
     A: Six years.

2A: I used to have a beautiful old Volkswagen camper van.
     B: How long (have) it?
     A: More than twenty years. I finally sold it about five years ago.

3A: I drove to Manchester yesterday.
     B: How long (take) you to get there?
     A: About three hours - there was a lot of traffic on the roads.

4A: We spent our holiday in Japan holiday last year.
     B: How long (spend) there?
     A: Only two weeks. It wasn't really long enough to see everything.

5A: I went to Japan on holiday last year.
     B: How long (be) there?
     A: Only two weeks. It wasn't really long enough to see everything.

6 A: I can't send any emails - my computer's broken.
     B: How long (be) broken?
     A: About a week. I'm going to take it back to the shop when I get time.

7A: The train journey to Budapest was exhausting. We should have flown.
     B: How long (be) on the train?
     A: More than ten hours.

8 A: I've got two alsatians and a labrador.
     B: Wow! I love dogs. How long (have) them?
     A: The alsatians for three years and the labrador about two.

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Instructions: Use the words in brackets to put each of the following into either the past simple or present perfect.

1I arrived on Monday and today is Thursday - I (be) here three days.

2I came on Monday and I left on Thursday. I (be) there four days.

3John: How long (you/live) in Paris?
     Paul: Fifteen years - we came back to live in Britain in 2010.

4Elizabeth: How long (you/live) in Britain?
     Jana: Four years. And we really like it here.

5Peter (been) a member of the cricket team since last September.

6Bobby: How long (the journey/take) ?
     Pattie: About fifteen hours. It was awful. I hate flying long distances.

7I (like) tennis ever since I first watched Wimbledon on TV.

8I (work) for Microsoft from 2007 to 2011.

9What time (you/arrive) home ?

10How long (you/spend) in London last summer?

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Instructions: Use the words in brackets to put each of the following into either the past simple or present perfect.

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1I arrived on Monday and today is Thursday - I (be) here three days.

2I came on Monday and I left on Thursday. I (be) there four days.

3John: How long (you/live) in Paris?
     Paul: Fifteen years - we came back to live in Britain in 2010.

4Elizabeth: How long (you/live) in Britain?
     Jana: Four years. And we really like it here.

5Peter (been) a member of the cricket team since last September.

6Bobby: How long (the journey/take) ?
     Pattie: About fifteen hours. It was awful. I hate flying long distances.

7I (like) tennis ever since I first watched Wimbledon on TV.

8I (work) for Microsoft from 2007 to 2011.

9What time (you/arrive) home ?

10How long (you/spend) in London last summer?

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Instructions: Use the words in brackets to put each of the following into either the past simple or present perfect.

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1When (you/go) to San Francisco?

2How many times (you/be) to London?

3(he/be) in the office yesterday?

4I (not/see) Peter last week because he was ill.

5The President (visit) our country five years ago.

6I (meet) Prince Charles twice - once five years ago and once this year.

7How often (you/go) on holiday when you were a child?

8(you/have) lunch yet?

9What time (you/have) lunch today?

10Welcome back, John. (you/have) a good holiday?

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Instructions: Use the words in brackets to put each of the following into either the past simple or present perfect:

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1Jim: How many times (you/try) to pass your driving test?
     Michael: Three times so far.

2When (you/go) to Rome?

3You look different. (you/have) a haircut?

4I (not/see) David at all this week. I don't even know where he is.

5Jim: (you/speak) to Peter yet?
     Michael: No, not yet.

6When (you/start) your job?

7I (move) house three times in the last five years.

8My sister (be) to New York three times and she's going again next month.

9The US President (be) in our country last year.

10The US President (visit) our country three times in the last two years.

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Instructions:
Use the words in brackets to complete each of the following. All the sentences are in the present perfect simple tense:
1(I/be) to New York several times. I love it.

2(I/never/be) to Tokyo but I'd love to go there someday.

3(She/be) to Australia three times.

4(you/ever/be) to China?

5How many countries (you/be) to?

6There's a new cinema in town. (you/be) there yet?

7I'm ready to go. (you/finish) getting ready yet?

8Susie isn't here. (she/go) to the shops for some bread.

9 You have a great suntan, Sally. (you/be) on holiday?

10How many countries has he been ?

Taken from  http://speakspeak.com/english-grammar-exercises/intermediate