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Present Perfect with ever, never, since and for and past simple

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In this game, players will determine whether the given nouns are suitable for use with the present perfect tense when paired with 'since' or 'for'. Players will answer with ✅ if the noun can be used correctly in this context, and ❌ if it cannot.

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Present Perfect with ever, never, since and for and past simple
 

Present Perfect with ever, never, since and for and past simpleOnline version

In this game, players will determine whether the given nouns are suitable for use with the present perfect tense when paired with 'since' or 'for'. Players will answer with ✅ if the noun can be used correctly in this context, and ❌ if it cannot.

by Wilma Villacis
1

She got a new job last month.

2

He has been a member of the club since last year.

3

We had a meeting since yesterday.

4

He has studied English for a long time.

5

She has worked at the company since five years.

6

They have had a dog two years ago.

7

I bought a book last week.

8

Have ever they lived near the beach?

9

She has played the piano since she was a child.

10

We have waited for the bus for 20 minutes.

11

They have known each other since childhood.

12

Did he had a cold last week?

13

I have lived in this city since 2010.

14

I have had this car for three years.

15

We have been friends for high school.

16

Have you worked on our project for two days?

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