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Tense Time: Perfect vs Simple

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Tense practice: present, past perfect, simple past.

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Tense practice: present, past perfect, simple past.

by Carmen Rojas
1

I have lived in London since 2005. Which tense is this?

2

She had finished the project before they arrived. Which tense is this?

3

They watched a movie last night. Which tense is this?

4

I have just eaten lunch. Which tense is this?

5

By the time we arrived, the show had already started. Which tense is this?

6

She visited Paris last summer. Which tense is this?

7

He has lived in New York for five years. Which tense is this?

8

They had never seen the movie before last night. Which tense is this?

9

We have visited that museum many times. Which tense is this?

10

I forgot my keys, so I couldn't enter. Which tense is this?

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Present perfect shows experience from the past with relevance now.

Past perfect describes an action completed before another past action.

Simple past is used for completed actions at a specific past time.

Present perfect with 'have/has just' indicates recent completion.

Past perfect shows an action completed before another past past moment.

Narrated completed action at a definite past time.

Present perfect with for/duration shows started in past and continues.

Past perfect indicates not having done something before another past event.

Present perfect expresses repeated experiences up to now.

Simple past states a past event that caused a past result.

 
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