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Past Simple vs Present Perfect Quiz

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Test of past simple vs present perfect. selecte the best option.

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Past Simple vs Present Perfect Quiz
 

Past Simple vs Present Perfect QuizOnline version

Test of past simple vs present perfect. selecte the best option.

by PAULA ANDREA SANCHEZ VELANDIA
1

I ______ my homework yesterday.

2

She ______ already ______ dinner.

3

They ______ to Spain last year.

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4. I ______ never ______ sushi before.

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We ______ here since 2020.

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He ______ his keys, so he can't open the door.

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Explanation: We use past simple with finished time expressions like yesterday. Why others are incorrect: A) have finished → Present perfect is not used with specific past time (yesterday). C) finish → Present simple, not correct for past actions. D) has finished → Incorrect subject (I → have, not has).

Explanation: We use present perfect with already for recent actions with no exact time. Why others are incorrect: A) did eat → Incorrect structure for the sentence. C) have ate → Wrong form (eaten is correct). D) ate → Past simple doesn’t fit well with already here.

Explanation: Last year is a finished time → use past simple. Why others are incorrect: A) have gone → Present perfect cannot be used with last year. C) go → Present simple. D) have been → Present perfect, not correct with specific past time.

We use present perfect with never for life experiences. Why others are incorrect:

Since 2020 → action started in the past and continues → present perfect. Why others are incorrect: A) lived → Past simple (finished action). C) live → Present simple, doesn’t show duration. D) has lived → Incorrect subject (we → have)

Present result (he can't open the door) → present perfect. Why others are incorrect: A) lost → Past simple doesn’t emphasize present result. C) lose → Present simple. D) have lost → Incorrect subject (he → has).

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