Front

Past Simple structure in affirmative, negative and interrogative

Back

Aff: SUBJECT + VB (-ed or past) + COMPLEMENT

Neg: SUBJECT + DIDN´T + VB + COMPLEMENT

Int: DID + SUBJECT + VB + COMPLEMENT + ?

Front

Present Perfect structure in affirmative, negative and interrogative.

Back

Aff: SUBJECT + HAVE/HAS + VB (-ed or Past Participle) + COMPLEMENT

Neg: SUBJECT + HAVEN´T/HASN´T + VB (-ed or Past Participle) + COMPLEMENT

Int: HAVE/HAS + SUBJECT + VB (-ed or Past Participle) + COMPLEMENT

Front

Change this sentence from the past simple to the present perfect.

"He lost wrote to her in Frebruary."

Back

"He hasn't written to her since Frebruary"

Front

Change this sentence from the Present Perfect to the Past Simple.

"She has been planting roses since past seven."

Back

"She started planting roses at half past seven."

Front

Organize the sentence in Past Simple:

the/They/park/to/the/walk/past week/didn´t

Back

"They didn´t walk to the park the past week."

Front

Organize the sentence in Present Perfect:

that/She/hiden/thing/has

Back

"She has hiden that thing."

Front

What is the problem in this sentence?

"He hasn´t make the dinner."

Back

"He has made the dinner."

Front

Choose the correct sentence:

A. I have gone to the cinema last night.

B. I went to the cinema last night.

C. I have been going to the cinema last night.

D. I go to the cinema last night.

Back

B.

Front

Choose the option to complete the sentence:

I __________ my keys! I can't find them anywhere.
A. lost
B. lose
C. have lost
D. did lose

Back

C.

Front

What´s the difference between these two sentence?:

1. 1. I have met her before.

2. 2. I met her last summer.

A. Sentence 1 talks about a specific time in the past.

B. Sentence 2 talks about an experience.

C. Sentence 1 is Present Perfect; Sentence 2 is Past Simple

D. Both sentences are Present Perfect.

Back

C.