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Present Perfect or Past Simple

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Present Perfect or Past Simple
 

Present Perfect or Past SimpleOnline version

Tense choice practice

by Наталія Левенець
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I ... in Paris last year.

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She ... already.

3

We ...... never ........sushi.

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I ... to the gym yesterday.

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He ... just finished his homework.

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We ... dinner when the phone rang.

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She ... in London for five years.

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They ... in a small town before moving here.

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Has he ... the report yet?

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I ... never seen such a thing.

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Last year signals a finished past action; 'visited' is the past simple form.

With 'already' and a current relevance, use present perfect: 'has finished'.

present perfect: experience

Yesterday marks a completed past action: past simple 'went'.

'Has just finished' uses present perfect with 'just' to show recent completion.

The phone rang is a past moment; past simple 'had dinner' fits the context.

Five years up to now = present perfect: 'has lived'.

Past event before moving here uses past simple 'lived'.

Question about completed action up to now uses present perfect: 'finished'.

Present perfect required: the experience.

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