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    Learn English > English lessons & exercises > Preterite or present perfect > Stats updated every 4 hours
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    Exercise "Preterite or present perfect", created by bridg (a free exercise to learn English):
    Results of the 24 096 people who have taken this test:
    Average mark: 55 / 100 Share


    Latest member with a 100/100 (perfect mark): bleuclair64 / FRANCE, on Monday 11 December - 09:01:
    "Thank you"


    They got a perfect mark


    Stats (19563 candidates)
    Question 1 passed: 53.1 %
    1/ I (to begin) * to go to school alone at the age of six.

    Question 2 passed: 66.4 %
    2/ He (to go) * to the shops about an hour ago.

    Question 3 passed: 69.8 %
    3/ It is the most beautiful film I(ever to see) *.

    Question 4 passed: 81.6 %
    4/ He (to buy) * a new computer yesterday.

    Question 5 passed: 64.9 %
    He (already to start) * trying to use it.

    Question 6 passed: 49.6 %
    5/ Yesterday , I (to be trying) * to get a drink from the dispenser in the staff room.

    Question 7 passed: 53.8 %
    I (to put) * several coins in but with no result.

    Question 8 passed: 40.7 %
    . A colleague of mine (to draw) * near me

    Question 9 passed: 52.6 %
    and (to say) * :” those machines never work.

    Question 10 passed: 40.9 %
    Try shaking it.” I (to try) *

    Question 11 passed: 43.7 %
    but I (already lose) * several coins” “ Why don't you get a kick?'…….'

    Question 12 passed: 47.9 %
    I (to give) * a gentle kick

    Question 13 passed: 50.3 %
    and it (to work) * :

    Question 14 passed: 42.8 %
    I (to get) * a coffee mixed with orange juice.


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