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Past Simple vs Present Perfect

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Past Simple vs Present Perfect
 

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Tense contrast practice

by Munisa Nishonboyeva
1

Which sentence is in the past simple tense?

2

Which sentence uses present perfect?

3

Use of past simple is to describe actions that are:

4

Which time indicator fits past simple?

5

Which sentence shows present perfect use?

6

Which sentence is incorrect for past simple?

7

Present perfect often answers which question?

8

Choose the correct form for ongoing past relevance.

9

Which sentence uses past simple with a definite time phrase?

10

Present perfect with 'for' or 'since' expresses:

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