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Past Simple and Present Perfect Video Quiz

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Past Simple and Present Perfect Video Quiz
 

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As you watch the video, questions will appear. Choose the right answer(s). Check out the feedback if you get an answer wrong!

by Pamela Graves
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1

Which happened first?

Select one or more answers

2

Irregular verbs follow a pattern and add "ed" to form the past simple tense.

3

Which sentence is correct?

Select one or more answers

4

Past simple is used to describe specific actions that happened in the past; they often use time words like "last week."

5

"I have broken my leg." Is it important when this happened?

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If I say "I have lived there since 2012," do I still live there?

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