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A–Z Guide: Present Perfect vs Past Simple

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Guess a word for each letter based on present perfect/past simple rules.

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A–Z Guide: Present Perfect vs Past Simple
 

A–Z Guide: Present Perfect vs Past SimpleOnline version

Guess a word for each letter based on present perfect/past simple rules.

by Florencia Veronica Almeda
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Starts with A

A time expression used to place an action in the past when using the past simple.

Starts with B

Have you ever ____ to London?

Starts with C

Describes an action finished at a definite time in the past (past simple).

Starts with D

___ you visit your cousins last week?

Starts with E

Used in questions or negatives to talk about experiences up to now.

Starts with F

Used with present perfect to express a duration of time.

Starts with H

Asks about the duration from a starting point to now or to another moment.

Starts with I

Sarah was happy because Tom has just _______ her to the party

Starts with J

Adverb indicating a very recent action; commonly used with present perfect.

Starts with K

Did you ____ a famous person when you travel to Europe last year?

Contains L

Kiara ___ just ____ her backpack, so she can't attend today's lessons.

Contains M

I have been ______ to Mark since 2011.

Starts with N

Used in present perfect to say an action has not occurred at any time up to now.

Starts with R

Describes actions that happened not long ago, commonly with present perfect.

Starts with S

Time expression used in present perfect to mark a starting point.

Starts with W

John didn't _____ at school yesterday because he didn't have any pencil or pen.

Starts with Y

Used in negative or interrogative present perfect statements to indicate up to now.

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