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Perfect vs Simple Past Quiz

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Grammar tenses challenge

by Ayme Gomez
1

I have lived here since 2010. Which is correct?

2

I walked to the store yesterday. Which is correct?

3

We have lived in London for three years. Which is correct?

4

She _____ lived in Paris since 2010.

5

They _____ finished their homework.

6

I _____ seen that movie before.

7

He _____ been to Japan three times.

8

We _____ known him since we were kids.

9

She already _____ finished her report.

10

They _____ lived here for five years before moving.

11

You _____ never seen a lion, have you?

12

We _____ never visited the new museum yet.

13

She _____ lived in London for two years when she moved to NYC.

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Since + a time phrase signals present perfect (ongoing state). The others are incorrect for this sentence.

Yesterday is a definite time in the past, which uses past simple.

For an action that started in the past and continues, use present perfect.

Correct: has + past participle 'lived'. Other options mis-match tense or form.

Correct: plural subject 'they' takes have; finished is past participle.

Correct: I with present perfect needs have; seen is past participle.

Correct: third-person singular requires has; been is past participle.

Correct: plural subject; 'have known' is present perfect.

Correct: 'she' uses has; finished is past participle.

Correct: past perfect for an action before another past action.

Correct: tag question with 'have you' matches present perfect.

Correct: 'we' plural takes have; yet indicates incomplete action.

Correct: past perfect describes duration before another past action.

 
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