Present Perfect Simple: Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
An interactive ESL game where teens practice present perfect simple through multiple-choice questions. Players progress through 10 questions of increasing difficulty, earning points and using lifelines to reach the final prize.
A free Millionaire Quiz for Teens at CEFR B1 level. Topic: present perfect simple.
Questions
- Which sentence uses the present perfect simple correctly? — A) I have visited Paris last year. B) I have visited Paris yesterday. C) I have visited Paris three times. D) I have visited Paris when I was young.
- What is the correct present perfect form of 'eat'? — A) I have eat breakfast. B) I have ate breakfast. C) I have eaten breakfast. D) I have eated breakfast.
- Complete: 'She _____ her homework yet.' — A) has not finished B) did not finish C) does not finish D) has not finish
- Which is NOT a common use of present perfect simple? — A) Describing actions that happened at a specific time yesterday B) Talking about how long something has continued C) Talking about life experiences D) Showing a result in the present
- Choose the correct sentence: — A) How long are you studying English? B) How long have you studied English? C) How long have you been studying English? D) How long do you study English?
- Complete: 'They have lived in this city _____ 2015.' — A) since B) for C) while D) during
- Which sentence is correct? — A) I have been never to Japan, but I want to go. B) I never have been to Japan, but I want to go. C) I have never went to Japan, but I want to go. D) I have never been to Japan, but I want to go.
- What is the main difference between 'I have worked here for five years' and 'I worked here for five years'? — A) The first is more formal; the second is more casual. B) Both sentences mean exactly the same thing. C) The first suggests the job is finished; the second suggests it continues. D) The…
- Which statement about present perfect simple is INCORRECT? — A) It uses have/has + past participle. B) It connects past actions to the present moment. C) It can be used with 'already', 'yet', 'just', and 'ever'. D) It requires a specific time expression like 'yesterday' or 'last week'.
- Complete: 'By the time she arrives, I _____ dinner.' — A) have finished B) will have finished C) have been finishing D) will finish
Printable worksheet
This Millionaire Quiz comes with a free printable worksheet: 2 parts for students to do after the game, and an answer key for the teacher. It prints at three levels (Support, Core and Challenge); this is the Challenge sheet. Sign in free to print the whole sheet.
What's on the worksheet
- Answer from memory · No options this time. Write the answer.
- Write your own question · Write a new question about present perfect simple, with one right answer and three wrong ones.
Part 1: Answer from memory
No options this time. Write the answer.
- Which sentence uses the present perfect simple correctly?
- What is the correct present perfect form of 'eat'?
- Complete: 'She _____ her homework yet.'