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Present Perfect vs. Past Simple Quiz

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Tense choice challenge

by Mabel Fiagbe
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Choose the correct sentence in present perfect.

2

Choose the sentence in past simple.

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I already ______ dinner when you arrived.

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They finished the project yesterday.

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Choose the present perfect with just.

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We ______ a movie last night.

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She has lived in New York for five years.

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I broke my leg last week.

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Have you ever seen the Eiffel Tower?

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They have been living abroad since 2018.

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Present perfect uses have/has + past participle to link past to present; the others use past simple or incorrect time cues.

Past simple for completed actions in the past; others misuse tense or time adverbs.

Past perfect (had eaten) for action before another past action.

Past simple for completed past actions with a specific time.

Just with present perfect emphasizes a recently completed action.

Past simple for completed past actions with a specific time.

Present perfect for duration from past to now.

Past simple for a completed past event.

Present perfect for life experiences; question form is correct here.

Present perfect continuous shows ongoing action started in past and continuing.

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