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Present Perfect vs Past Simple Quiz

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Grammar practice

by Елена Абрамчик
1

Which sentence uses the present perfect correctly?

2

Choose the past simple option.

3

Which sentence needs 'since' or 'for' and is in present perfect?

4

Pick the sentence that uses past simple correctly for a completed action.

5

Which sentence expresses an experience with no exact time?

6

Identify the present perfect sentence.

7

Choose the sentence that refers to a finished action at a past time.

8

Which sentence uses present perfect to show a result in the present?

9

Choose the correct form for an action started in the past and continues now.

10

Which sentence should be in past simple to describe a completed event in the past?

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Present perfect for experiences; time is not specified.

Past simple for completed actions at a specific time in the past.

Present perfect with a duration (for/since) describes an ongoing state.

Past simple for a finished action at a definite time in the past.

Present perfect for experiences without a specific time.

Present perfect expresses experience or actions up to now.

Past simple is used for a specific finished time in the past.

Present perfect to show a past action with present consequence.

Present perfect with since for actions that began in the past and continue.

Past simple for a completed action at a specific past time.

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